La Prairie dries out ageing

Published: 3-Jan-2008

Swiss skin care specialist La Prairie has introduced two new anti-ageing cleansers.

Swiss skin care specialist La Prairie has introduced two new anti-ageing cleansers.

Cellular Comforting Cleansing Emulsion and Cellular Cleansing Water Eyes and Face are said to cleanse and prime the skin, making it receptive to the brand’s anti-ageing treatments, and contain a blend of summer lilac, thyme, white tea and hyaluronic acid, as well as the La Prairie’s Exclusive Cellular complex.

The Emulsion, which is particularly suitable for dry and sensitive skin, also contains soothing mallow extract, calendula extract and hydrolyzed cottonseed protein. The cleansing water is described as a refreshing tonic and contains stimulating edelweiss extract, white lily bulb extract and moisturising panthenol.

Price: €66

Availability: Worldwide

Launch: March

  • Companies:
  • Wipro
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