Clarins Beauty Flash Peel Exfoliating Facial Peel 50ml

Easy-to-use, 10-minute peel resurfaces to promote radiant, visibly clearer and renewed skin in just one step. Formulated with an optimised blend of 5.7% naturally exfoliating Glycolic Acid (AHA) and 0.5% purifying and soothing Salicylic Acid (BHA) for highly effective yet gentle exfoliation - no rinse needed. Pores are visibly tighter. Skin looks refined and smooth.

The convenient, built-in brush allows for precise application across the skin, for a perfect facial inspired by the Clarins Spa. The lightweight, clear fluid gel dries down quickly with a soft, smooth, radiant finish. Use 2-3 times per week as part of your evening skincare routine, and follow with your serum and moisturiser.

Dermatologist-tested. Non-comedogenic. Gentle enough for all skin types. Avoid using retinol-based products on the day you use Beauty Flash Peel.

• 92% Softer skin upon application
• 90% Visibly smoother skin upon application
• 84% Skin texture is refined
• 93% Comfortable skin
• 91% Radiant skin
• 90% Visibly brighter skin
• 87% Skin looks less tired
• 93% New skin effect
• 92% Gently exfoliates
• 90% Skin is visibly clearer
• 88% Removes dead cells
• 86% Pores are visibly tightened

Innovation and plant expertise: Clarins Research has combined two of nature's most powerful exfoliators-Glycolic Acid and Salicylic Acid-in the ideal concentrations to create a spa-inspired face peel that gently removes dead surface cells, leaving skin visibly soft and smooth, with renewed radiance after every use. Glycolic acid (AHA) gently exfoliates dead cells for the look of fresh 'new skin' and Salicylic acid (BHA) purifies and soothes to leave skin looking resurfaced and renewed

Clarins Plus: The aromatic essences of pure plant extracts-including Almond, Freesia, Pear, Magnolia, Peony, Violet, Cedar, and Musk-make it your go-to, at-home spa treatment for glowing skin. The perfect way to perk up dull, tired-looking skin affected by pollution, stress, lack of sleep, toxins, and harsh environmental influences.