Taking it easy

Published: 4-Oct-2006


Clinique (Estée Lauder) has developed a cleansing milk specifically for use in the evening.

Take the day off is designed to encourage women to relax and forget daily stresses. Suitable for all skin types, the creamy, fragrance-free cleanser gently removes dirt and make-up thanks to jojoba wax, sucrose cocoate, shea butter, sucrose and caffeine, which are said to help prevent irritation.

LAUNCH: Germany from October.

PRICE: €22 for 200ml.

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