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"The Clarins Tinted Oleo-Serum stands out because it's 80% skincare, making it a powerhouse of skin-loving ingredients with a touch of skin-blurring mineral makeup." - Keavy, Escentual Beauty Team.
Why You'll Love The Clarins Tinted Oleo-Serum:
- A tinted serum with a glowy satin finish suitable for all skin types.
- Adds radiance while blurring imperfections thanks to mineral pigments.
- Nourishes skin thanks to a mix of skin-caring dry plant oils and squalane.
- Buildable coverage with a natural glow and no oiliness.
- Delivers 8 hours of skin-quenching hydration.
- A weighty glass bottle with a pipette.
- Users found that skin radiance was boosted after application by +48%, +41% nourishment and comfort of bare skin and +56% brighter.*
- Features light to very deep skin range that is universal for all skin tones.
Why It's Escentual:
If your goal is naturally flawless skin and you want a foundation that cares for your skin while you wear it, then the Clarins Tinted Oleo-Serum is for you. The tinted serum contains real skincare ingredients like hazelnut and organic jojoba oil, which plump and strengthen the skin barrier with ceramides. In contrast, squalane works to hydrate even the driest complexions. The skincare experience doesn't stop there. Applying the runny formula with the convenient pipette feels like using a serum, enhancing the feeling that you're using skincare rather than makeup! The breathable finish is super glowy, giving skin a healthy radiance that looks fresh and like your skin but better. The fresh pampering sensation is complemented by the serum's subtle sun cream-like fragrance.
The Best Way To Use It:
Shake well before use. Apply all over your complexion using a foundation brush, fingertips or a blender.
Add two drops for a natural glowy coverage.
Add three drops for a softly blurred coverage.
Add four drops for a flawless coverage.
The Sustainable Side:
You can recycle the glass bottle and outer cardboard box.
*Statistics record from a self-assessment, 105 women, after 1 day of use. *Statistics record from a self-assessment, 103 women.
