Clarins is my all time favourite when it comes to beauty products and i have a large collection although some have been freebies, gifts or samples i have acquired. I actually purchased the Clarins instant light complexion perfector a few months ago now for the first time after having a sample of the product. I have uneven skin and tend to use the Clarins moisture quenching hydra balance cream and cleanser although these are both great products i find the instant light complexion perfector to be best. Clarins instant light complexion perfector costs £19.99 and can be purchased from Debenhams, Boots and John lewis stores. Clarins instant light complexion ...  Read the complete review

This product is one of many primers on the market, which promises to give your skin a healthy radiance whilst priming it for your make up to be applied. So not only does it fill all the little wrinkles and open pores and create essentially a blank canvas for make up application, but it is also supposed to help your make-up stay put for longer by holding it on your face. I have the Champagne Shimmer version of the product, which seems to suit my face. It cost me £24 from a Debenhams, but I think a bit of searching online and you'll find it a bit cheaper. I found the product has a hint of colour and glittery bits in to create a shimmer and is very ...  Read the complete review

When I ran out of my beloved Instant Smooth Perfecting Touch by Clarins, I went online to purchase some more. While browsing, I came across the Instant Light Complexion Perfector which was also created by Clarins. This product seemed to serve almost the same purpose as my other primer, but this one promised to also give me a healthy radiance. Taking a risk, I chose the Instant Light Complexion Perfector instead of my out faithful friend. What does it do? This little product doesn't really seem sure what it's supposed to be doing and so tries to do a bit of everything. It claims to be a primer, filling in pores and wrinkles so that when you apply your ...  Read the complete review

Clarins is one of my favourite beauty companies, Dr Jaques Courtin-Clarins opened the first Clarins Institut in Paris in1954 and the tradition of excellence using pure plant extracts has been carried on by his sons. I don´t wear make up very often as I favour the natural "look" but sometimes a little help is appreciated to help nature along and this clever product fits the bill for me, perfectly. Instant Light complexion perfector comes in a simple cream squeezy tube with a sliver coloured pull off top. On the front, with all writing in the traditional red, is the Clarins logo, underneath which is Eclat Minute Embellisseur Teint, or , to you ...  Read the complete review

I ended up buying this after getting a little trial sized tube of this in a little Clarins goody bag one time. I still have a little bit of this in the tube, and although I usually more stick to the Avon Magix brand which is the same kind of idea and is a good bit cheaper I do find that this does a good enough job. The tube size of this is 30ml, and I believe I paid about £22 for this. but i've had the tube for quite a while so I cannot comment on current up to date sizes and pricing. This may seem expensive but it is due to the branding of this and pretty much averagly priced in regards to a designer brand name product. The tube for this is ...  Read the complete review