Clarins updates Joli Rouge lipstick range

Published: 18-Aug-2015
Colour Cosmetics

Classic lipstick is revampled with new formula and shades

Clarins has updated its Joli Rouge lipstick (£19.50) with a new formula and an expanded selection of shades.

The new forumla is said to last on the lips for up to six hours but the product's new moisturising formula prevents any dryness. Enriched with organic samphire extract and mango oil, the lipstick leaves lips softer, smoother and fuller-looking.

Available in 25 shades, the lipstick has Clarin's signature red berries scent and is designed for easy application with a uniquely-shaped tip.

Launch: September

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