MummyPages recently attended an evening with Clarins international make-up artist Claude Defresne where he told us that having hydrated skin is key to getting your make-up right. If your skin is dehydrated then it will soak up your foundation, leaving it looking patchy and uneven. Even if you don’t wear much make-up, ensuring your skin is hydrated is important as it keeps you looking fresh and healthy. But what should you do if your skin is dry?
Clarins HydraQuench Intensive Serum Bi-Phase and HydraQuench Cream-Gel are fantastic products that will care for even the most dehydrated skin. Claude loves these products, which have been relaunched this summer to guarantee you have gorgeous, fresh skin even as the weather heats up.
HydraQuench Intensive Serum Bi-Phase is an intensive hydrating care, for skin that is very dehydrated. Its bi-phase hydric and lipidic texture is even finer and lighter, to give a non-oily finish and even more comfortable skin. To create this lighter feel, the lipidic phase has been reworked using extremely fluid oils. One shake of the bottle and the two phases mix to create a perfectly balanced mixture.
The HydraQuench Cream-Gel is refreshing daily skin care for normal combination skin. Its smooth texture has the softness of a cream and the cooling effect of a gel, while leaving a matte finish without a shine. It also has anti-pollution which increases the skins defences against environmental aggressions, and contains extracts of Alpine willow herb and pomegranate to tighten enlarged pores.
To celebrate the relaunch of Clarins HydraQuench care, we have a Clarins gift bag worth €240 to give away. Included in this fabulous gift bag are the following beauty treats: Hydra Quench Cream Gel, Hydra Quench Intensive Serum Bi-Phase , Skin Illusions foundation, Instant Light Complexion Perfector, Blush Prodige, Instant Light Eye Perfecting Base ,and Instant Light Brush On Perfector. To be in with a chance of winning this lovely prize, simply 'like' Clarins Ireland on Facebook and fill out the competition form below. 
