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Gentle Renewing Cleansing Mousse

With Alpine Herb extract and Tamarind Pulp Acids Product details

408 Reviews

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Formulated with organic Soapwort extract instead of soap. Rich in Saponins – a natural surfactant – this self-lathering plant offers cleaning and...

Skin Type: All Skin Types
Texture: Mousse
Use: Apply morning and/or night.

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150 ml

$47.00

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For all skin types, this cleanser is enriched with the [gentle complex] from Domaine Clarins (organic Yellow Gentian and organic Lemon Balm), as well as Tamarind Pulp Acids, which contain AHA. No matter the skin type, it gently cleanses and brightens the skin. Its revives dull complexions for an instant renewed effect.

Cleanses. Renews.

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What customers are saying ()

Rated 3 out of 5 by Allegra90 from Is ok as a replacement for the cottonseed I originally bought the new purifying cleanser to replace my beloved cottonseed cleanser however I found it clogged my pores and felt like it didn’t rinse off properly. I then bought this mousse it doesn’t replace the cottonseed but it at least feels like is cleanses your face and smells nice.

Date published: 2021-10-19

Rated 4 out of 5 by Vickim from Review cleanser Smells lovely, doesn’t dry skin, easy to use. Bottle is easy to handle

Date published: 2021-10-15

Rated 2 out of 5 by ashwood from The Jury is still out on this product I still havent found the right replacement for my wonderful Alpine Milk cleanser! I have tried a few others and had this recommended. Bought some. At first i thought it left my skin feeling rather dry and tight. I cant imagine myself repurchasing this product but at least unlike another Clarins one i tried, I will stick with it to the bottom and not put it in the bin. This trail and error with new products is proving expensive.