Clarins Beauty Flash Balm Review
Clarins is a French luxury cosmetics, skincare, and perfume company founded in 1954. The company was established by a medical student Jacques Courtin-Clarins. It usually sells its products through high-end departmental stores and pharmacies. This review is about the Clarins beauty flash balm.
The balm is a go-to product for tired skin as it eliminates fatigue in a flash. The balm is a best-selling radiant booster that instantly moisturizes and brightens tired skin.
How to use
- To perk up tired skin- Apply a thin layer of the balm on clear skin.
- Do not massage and follow up with a foundation if required.
- As a mask- Cleanse your skin and apply a thick layer of balm and leave for 10 minutes.
- Remove it with a cotton pad soaked in toning lotion.
Features
Tightens facial counters
The balm tightens facial counters to perk up tired skin instantly and makes it rested and relaxed.
Works on aging signs
Olive and witch hazel extract in this balm help smooth the skin surface by diffusing fine lines and works intensely to cover your wrinkles.
Restores youthful glow
The soothing bisabolol in this balm restores the skin’s youthful glow and makes it radiant.
What Do We like
Multipurpose
It can be ideally used as a balm, 10 minutes energy mask, or as a primer for a flawless makeup application.
Contains anti-pollution complex
It protects the skin from pollution as it is infused with the anti-pollution complex.
Value for money
The product is true to its price since it provides complete protection to the skin.
Travel-friendly
It comes in a convenient tube, thus making it travel friendly.
What We Don’t Like
No negative points observed so far.
Conclusion
The Clarins beauty flash balm is a bit higher side of the price. However, the price is worth paying for since the balm provides protection against pollution and aging signs and gives you a youthful and radiant glow. The balm can also be used as a primer to keep your makeup in place or as a refreshing mask. Therefore, this product is an ideal purchase.
