Clinique extends redness relief line
New Redness Relief Instant Relief Mineral Pressed Powder is said to neutralise visible redness, while keeping skin cool and comfortable. The yellow shade has been custom-created by Clinique to help even out blotchy red skin and broken capillaries leaving skin looking even.
The formula contains caffeine, magnolia bark, mushroom and grapefruit peel extracts, along with a mineral blend. Vitamin E and colour correctors neutralise redness.
Also new is Redness Solutions Makeup SPF 15 with Probiotic Technology, a liquid foundation treatment. The product contains neutralising pearls with a yellow-green undertone which help camouflage redness. In addition, Clinique has added an extract of cultured Lactobacillus plantarum to strengthen the skin’s barrier. Six shades are available.
Finally Clinique has created Redness Solutions Corrector, a yellow-hued concealer.
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