When shopping for Clinique products, it's always best to look online first, because those women could sell you expensive air and you would leave with a smile on your face. Clinique on a whole is a nice brand to use, generally as gentle as simple, but more effective (and in turn, more expensive). But if you are serious about blemishes and feel like you've tried everything, Clinique's three step anti blemish program (of which this is number two) isn't a bad idea. Personally I have suffered from blemishes since I left school and have tried everything to the point of feeling hopeless. When I first went into my local Clinique branch (for help) they ...  Read the complete review

My experience with Clinique anti blemish clarifying lotion came from originally using the mini-sized pack with the 3 step system. The oily T zone has been the bane of my facial health ever since puberty and I have always been trying to find beauty products that would actually help combat it. Also oily T zones come with rather aggressive acnes which are painful and unsightly. So I thought to give Clinique a go. I first bought the combo pack with 3 x mini-sized 3 step system bottle and I found the results quite striking; which obviously had led me to buy proper sized bottles for each steps. Appearance wise, the bottle design is simple like any other Clinique ...  Read the complete review

I am a big fan of Clinique products, I like that they have different types of systems for different skin types and their makeup counters are always available near me complete with helpful and friendly staff. At christmas, I received a voucher for the Clinique in Lincoln's Debenhams and decided that I would like to spend it on skincare, rather than makeup and give their 3 step anti-blemish system a try. I have read reviews on this system and it seemed it had really mixed responses, alas, I decided to try it anyway, after all, if it helps my skin, thats great! My skin is pretty combination to be fair, oily in the T zones and can get pretty ...  Read the complete review

So it was my mother-in-law that got me in to Clinique, Clarins & lots of other luxurious beauty brands. I often remind my husband of this when I'm spending copious amount of our (his) money at the various beauty counters I visit throughout the year when 'treating myself'. I must admit to loving treating myself from time to time, what busy mother doesn't deserve a little bit of TLC now and again? I have been known to suffer with a fair oily T zone and when I mentioned this before at the Clinique counter I was recommended this clarifying lotion. I paid around £15 for a 200ml bottle of this which has lasted me for around 3 or 4 months so far with just a ...  Read the complete review

The first thing you notice on forking out a not insubstantial sum for the Clinique clarifying lotion is how uninspiring the bottle is. It is very plain, with a green theme throughout, and unadorned by fancy images. I suppose you could argue that given the high quality of the product itself there is little need for the company to try to impress buyers with unnecessary adornment. I rarely use clarifying products of this kind, even though I think I have a good skin care routine. At the end of the day I tend to use a cleansing lotion to remove make up, and a cleansing wipe to remove the excess. I tend use a gentle exfoliator and finish off by applying ...  Read the complete review