Eye Contour Gel
https://www.clarinsusa.com/en/eye-contour-gel/80006227.html
0.7 Oz. Net Wt.
Item# 80006227
$41.00
(26) Reviews
Puffiness & Dark Circles
- Skin Type All Skin Types
- Texture Gel
Additional Information
Puffiness & Dark Circles
Clarins’ cooling, non-oily gel minimizes the look of fatigue. Instantly de-puffs and visibly brightens dark circles — refreshing, hydrating and resting the delicate skin around eyes. Wild Rose visibily minimizes puffiness and the look of dark circles. Concentrated Rose Water relaxes, softens and soothes. Palmetto refreshes and tones eyelids. Acts as a perfect eye make-up base, ensuring flawless application and lasting wear. Gentle enough for the most sensitive eyes.
Product Attributes
- Skin Type: All Skin Types
- Texture: Gel
- Concern: Radiance & Energy
- Age Range: 20s, 30s
Product Reviews
Product Details
Clarins’ cooling, non-oily gel minimizes the look of fatigue. Instantly de-puffs and visibly brightens dark circles — refreshing, hydrating and resting the delicate skin around eyes. Wild Rose visibily minimizes puffiness and the look of dark circles. Concentrated Rose Water relaxes, softens and soothes. Palmetto refreshes and tones eyelids. Acts as a perfect eye make-up base, ensuring flawless application and lasting wear. Gentle enough for the most sensitive eyes.
Featured Ingredients
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Green Coffee
Green Coffee is the name given to the two seeds produced by the mature fruit of the Coffea (Coffee tree), a shrub cultivated across subtropical regions of the world and whose "robusta" variety is particularly rich in Caffeine. The legend of the Coffee tree dates back to Medieval times. It tells of a Yemeni shepherd whose goats had been running off more than usual, who noticed they had been eating the seeds of a mysterious small tree. The shepherd was curious, prepared an infusion with the seeds and discovered a delicately flavoured, invigorating drink that would eventually come to be known all over the world as coffee. Green Coffee extract is obtained from the seeds which are dried in the sun then lightly grilled. This very simple process effectively preserves the plant's active molecules and its highly stimulating action in the field of cosmetics.
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Hazelnut
The hazelnut is a small tree that grows in woods and hedgerows, very common in European forests. Its fruit, the hazelnut, is a smooth, egg-shaped nut, held at the base in a green sheath with deeply cut-out edges. An edible oil is extracted from the hazelnut. Employed in cooking, it is also much used in soaps, masks and massage oils for its capacity to prevent dehydration. Components founds in its leaves after excellent cellular anti-free radical protection.
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Cornflower
Cornflower is a biennial plant flowering from May to September. The French gave it the popular name spectacle-breaker in the 17th century, as apothecaries used to crush cornflower flowers together with dew or rainwater for soothing sensitive or irritated eyes. Apart from having a therapeutic effect, it has been used cosmetically by women to give eyes a bright sparkling look.
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Aloe vera
Widely cultivated in tropical regions, the use of aloe vera can be dated back to Ancient Egypt. It is said that Cleopatra attributed the secret of her legendary beauty to the plant. Since then, research carried out on the gel obtained from the heart of the aloe leaf has revealed the presence of softening, moisturizing and regenerating compounds. In the medical field, aloe is used externally to stimulate the circulation and encourage healing.
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Ingredients
Aloe vera,
Centaurea cyanus,
Ginkgo biloba,
Prunus armeniaca,
Matricaria chamomilla,
Rosa damascena
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Q&A
Questions & Answers
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