Dealing with puffiness, dark circles and wrinkles requires more than getting a good night’s sleep. It means combining targeted formulas with an exclusive Application Method that promotes lymphatic circulation to:
Visibly minimize fine lines and wrinkles.
Target dark circles and puffiness.
Revive tired-looking eyes.
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Clarins’ Draining Pressure Method, when used around the eye area, promotes microcirculation to help visibly reduce dark circles, puffiness and wrinkles—without stretching the delicate eye contours.
Target puffiness, dark circles and wrinkles
1
Warm
Bring a small amount of product to skin temperature by warming it between your fingers, so that your skin accepts it instantly. 3 seconds
2
Drain
Press gently with the pads of your fingers, starting at the inside corners of eyes, working outward toward temples. Repeat 3 times below and above the eyes, following the natural direction of lymphatic circulation. 6 seconds
Our Expert’s Tip
Use the entire pad of your finger to apply pressure to eye contours—not just your fingertips.
Denise Barthe, International Training Director
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SHOP NOWDealing with puffiness, dark circles and wrinkles requires more than getting a good night’s sleep. It means combining targeted formulas with an exclusive Application Method that promotes lymphatic circulation to:
Target puffiness, dark circles and wrinkles
Warm
Bring a small amount of product to skin temperature by warming it between your fingers, so that your skin accepts it instantly.
3 seconds
Drain
Press gently with the pads of your fingers, starting at the inside corners of eyes, working outward toward temples. Repeat 3 times below and above the eyes, following the natural direction of lymphatic circulation.
6 seconds
Our Expert’s Tip
Use the entire pad of your finger to apply pressure to eye contours—not just your fingertips.
Denise Barthe, International Training Director