I used to be a busty beauty , I had the perfect bust until I had my children. The change really happened after giving birth to my second child, I got a few stretch marks on my chest, dropping and sagging too, this was an upsetting situation for me as I was still young but again this is one of many things that happen to us women after giving birth. It was my midwife at the time recommended using the Clarins bust beauty gel as she sympathetically understood my concerns with my horrid boobs. I have now been using this magical gel for nine years. Clarins bust beauty gel costs a fortune , £35.00 for a 50ml bottle. You can buy the bust beauty gel from Boots , ...  Read the complete review

Although I do admit to liking premium branded beauty products, I'm not keen on the premium price tag that tends to accompany them (who is?) so when I was given a full sized product by my husband's Aunty recently I wasn't going to look a gift horse in the mouth. The product in question is Clarins Bust Beauty Gel which my review will now focus on.. This product was actually renamed with 'extra lift' in the title but is apparently the same item. This is only the information I have been given by my hubby's aunty who has used this in the past but as she is now in her early 80's she said she didn't think she needed it now, and as it was part of a ...  Read the complete review

Clarins isn't a Beauty Brand that I can often afford to buy as their products are usually quite pricey so I will only ever treat myself to a Clarins product every now and again. But a few of the girls at work had been talking about this "Clarins magic gel!" (in their words) that supposedly gives your bust a lift and improve the firmness. I had previously been using an Avon cream designed to do the same thing and I had actually ran out of the stuff, so that gave me a perfect excuse to go out and buy the gel they had all been talking about! The Clarins Bust Beauty Extra-Firming Gel comes in a smallish 50ml bottle and is Orangey/Gold in colour (remind ...  Read the complete review

I've always been proud of my boobs; despite the fact that I'm naturally 'busty' (as my mum would say) I've never really suffered from any sagging or droopiness as I've got older. Just lately though I'm not feeling as perky as usual - oh, I know the reason as I've been in this place a few times over the years. Pregnancy. You go for nine months with your boobs gradually getting bigger, this time around mine actually had the appearance of implants as they took on such a rounded-melon shape. Then you give birth and *pow* your humps deflate quicker than a helium balloon over the BBQ. I first used Clarins Bust Beauty Gel after having my (now) four year old ...  Read the complete review

Clarins bust beauty gel has been renamed Clarins bust beauty extra lift gel, but it's exactly the same thing. It's not cheap by any means costing around £35 for a 50ml bottle, but it doesn't use much per application (it has a pump applicator). The bottle is actually clear - the product inside is a vibrant orange, which is actually quite transparent when dispensed. The bottle is a typical Clarins type bottle with a white lid, gold plastic accentuation and white text on the bottle. The product is applied to the bust area, including the decolletage, and applies very well, very smooth, with ever such a light fragrance (even though it is not actually ...  Read the complete review