Clarins' New Hybrid Foundation Merges Skincare and Flawless Coverage

Clarins' New Hybrid Foundation Merges Skincare and Flawless Coverage

Erik Holland
Erik Holland•
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Clarins' New Hybrid Foundation Merges Skincare and Flawless Coverage

Clarins has introduced a new hybrid foundation that blends makeup with skincare benefits. The Double Serum Foundation promises long-lasting coverage while also targeting wrinkles and dark spots. Available in 40 shades, it aims to deliver a natural, skin-like finish that wears comfortably all day.

The foundation combines Clarins' popular Double Serum with a pigmented base in a single pump. Initially, the serum appears more fluid than the foundation, but the two mix smoothly upon application. A small amount covers well, meaning a single bottle should last for months.

According to a review by the Daily Mail, testers found the product lived up to its 16-hour wear claim. Even in tough conditions, it stayed put without fading or settling into fine lines. The formula also helps reduce the look of dark patches and softens wrinkles over time.

Priced at £49, the foundation provides buildable coverage that doesn't look heavy or cakey. While it effectively hides imperfections, some users noted it may not hold perfectly for a full 12 hours as advertised in all cases. The brand, however, highlights its dual action—offering radiant coverage while promoting long-term skin renewal.

The Clarins Double Serum Foundation is now on sale with a broad shade range and skincare advantages. Its lightweight texture and lasting power make it a practical choice for daily wear. The product's ability to improve skin appearance while delivering coverage sets it apart in the beauty market.

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