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[ Review ] Lierac Double Cleansing Balm in Oil

 
Lierac Double Cleansing Balm in Oil Review

Product Description
Lierac Double Cleansing Balm-in-Oil is a new generation double cleanser that helps to remove impurities at all levels: it cleanses on the surface to remove the impurities that accumulate throughout the day, including all signs of pollution, and uses an innovative method based on ionic cabinet cleansing that acts like a magnet to deeply cleanse the skin. 

This double cleanser action removes all makeup, pollution, dead cells, sebum and sweat that usually lead to the formation of free radicals, which in turn are responsible for making the skin dull and wrinkled. This balm turns into a nourishing cleansing oil when it’s applied to the skin and, after being emulsified with water, it is easily removed from the skin. With emollient camellia oil, it’s suitable for dry skin.

Benefits : 
- Double cleansing action based on ionic cleansing: the ingredients act like a magnet in order to remove impurities on a deeper level;
- Anti-pollution action;
- Balm texture that turns into oil when in contact with the skin and then into a milky liquid when in contact with water;
- Suitable for dry skin;
- Non-comedogenic formula;
- Tested under dermatological control.

It had been a decade since I last used products from Lierac and I purchased this balm in oil in Robinsons when my makeup removers were depleting. Unfortunately, it stung pretty badly on my skin and I just couldn't use it after the 4th time.  

Made in France, Doctor Cariel, a specialist in aesthetic medicine created Lierac in 1975 with a revolutionary approach: offer real “beauty medicine” to provide women with a targeted and effective solution to the physiological concerns that they experience throughout their lives.

Review : Lierac Sensory Water Gel with 3 White Flower Gels


Product Description
This soap-free, translucent botanical-origin gel transforms into a fine, lightweight foam upon contact with the skin for ultra-gentle cleansing that leaves skin delicately scented after the shower:
  • Extracts of Jasmine, Gardenia, Camellia: they deliver triple action – retexturizing, anti-oxidant and relaxing.
  • 2% glycerin: delivers skin hydration and protection.
  • Hard water, chlorine and salt neutralizing agents: help keep skin soft and supple.
A genuine ode to 3 White Flowers (Gardenia, Camellia, Jasmine), the Sensory Shower Gel also delicately releases notes of osmanthus, fresh amber, vanilla pod, precious woods and vetiver for a captivating, ultra-sensuous final fragrance. The Sensory Shower Gel is an invitation to well-being and relaxation.

The 30ml tube was a gift from a dear friend and I brought it along for my Greece trip as well and used it up within 3 days. Suitable for Dry and Dehydrated Skin, the product is Paraben-Free and Phenoxyethanol-Free.

It has a lovely uplifting scent which is a joy to use but it contains Sodium Laureth Sulfate as its 2nd ingredient which I usually try to steer away from. Thankfully, it has not been drying on the skin.




Source : Lierac

Review : Lierac Diopticerne




Product Description
This dark circle correcting cream is specially formulated to brighten and illuminate the delicate skin of your under-eye area with a revitalizing complex vitamin-rich botanicals. Anti-bruising arnica and buddleja extracts diminish blue dark circles caused by hereditary disposition. Vitamins C and E reduce brown circles caused by hyperpigmentation and melisma as they support collagen and neutralize free radicals for a radiant and even appearance.


This is the first product from the brand Lierac which I picked up from Sasa. I was intrigued by their range of eye treatment products that claim to be able to improve the under eye area condition.
Their website illustrates their expertise in the subject, with every product undergoing a clinical study.

The skin of the eye area is the thinnest and most fragile of the entire face. Squinting and blinking, coupled with hostile factors like ageing, stress and over-exposure to the sun, result in problems like wrinkles, crow's feet, eye bags and dark circles which intensify with age. These threaten the beauty and youthfulness of the eyes. Lierac's specific plant-based formulations effectively treat these problems to restore youthful-looking eyes.

Their claims :
-Effectively fades and diminishes dark circles
-Improves poor blood circulation

Formulated with venotonic herbs Arnica and Butcher's Broom, Diopticerne stimulates and improves poor blood circulation which is the cause of dark circles around the eye area. It does not contain alcohol or any animal ingredients.

Active ingredients include the duo of medicinal plants arnica and ruscus which helps to activate the micro-circulation
Arnica : The ultimate remedy for bruises, this plant is very rich in flavonoids with anti-inflammatory and stimulating benefits for the skin tissue.
Lierac depigmenting complex :
stabilized vitamin C + mandresy extracts + micro-algae
Regulate the formation of melanin and of lipofuscine
Mandresy : Botanical extract of mandresy, also called the “butterfly tree” of Madagascar, acts on the synthesis and distribution of melanin to help prevent the appearance of dark spots and the accentuation of dark circles.

Lierac Diopticerne comes in both tinted and non-tinted version and I bought the tinted version so that I can use it over my eye gel. It can act as a corrector and concealer for undereye dark circles.

This double-action cream actively corrects the appearance of both types of dark circles:
- blue circles caused by vascular problems,
- brown circles caused by melanin.

Blue circles: With age or for genetic reasons, blood microcirculation under the eyes becomes less effective. The walls of the blood capillaries, mainly composed of collagen, become slacker. Their distension promotes “venous stasis”, a process that greatly slows “return” blood circulation in the vessels. Sanguine liquid is diffused outside of the vessels, pigmenting the skin.

Brown circles: As the epidermis and dermis under the eyes measure less than 0.6 mm in thickness, excess pigment easily shows through the skin, and particularly the accumulation of melanin pigments in the upper layers of the epidermis, which intensifies the color of dark circles.

To counteract “blue” circles, this high-power formula uses a duo of medicinal plants – butcherbroom and arnica – widely used and renowned for its “anti-bruising” and stimulating action. For maximum effectiveness, this phytotherapic duo is accompanied by vitamin E, a potent free radical scavenger, which helps to protect the skin against external aggressions.

To counteract “brown” circles, the exclusive LIERAC depigmenting complex is used: this combination of stabilized vitamin C, mandresy extracts and microalgae has demonstrated its effectiveness in helping lighten the appearance of hyperpigmented areas.

After using this for close to 6 months on a daily morning basis, I cannot find any improvement on my under eye area. It acts almost like a light concealer to me, helping to hide slight shadows under my eyes but once I washed it off, my eyebags and under eye circles remained the same.

There is only 1 shade from the tinted version and thankfully, it blends in well with my skin tone. The texture is of a light consistency unlike a normal concealer but 3 dots on the under eye area does the job just fine.

For such a tiny 5ml tube, it actually lasted me for quite a while since a bit goes a long way. However, note that once its opened, its best to use it within 6 months as stated on the tube. I will not recommend it for those with very dark eye circles, you will be better off with a real concealer.

You can get the product from Amazon :
Lierac Diopticerne
Lierac Diopti Gel
Lierac Diopticalm Balm

Ingredients :
Water (aqua), Hydrogenated palm/palm kernel oil peg-6 esters, Cyclopentasiloxane, Ruscus aculeatus root extract, Ascorbyl glucoside, Arnica montana flower extract, Buddleja axillaris leaf extract, Phaeodactylum tricornutum extract, Potassium cetyl phosphate, Propylene glycol, Potassium sorbate, Carbomer, Tromethamine, Sodium benzoate, Sodium salicylate, Tocopheryl acetate, Sodium metabisulfite, Tetrasodium glutamate diacetate, Caprylic/capric triglyceride, Maltodextrin, Sodium hydroxide, Chlorphenesin, Tocopherol, Silica. Botanical origin (d'origine végétale).


Quoted from Lierac

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