How to Use Clarins Cleansing Milk

Written By
Melissa King
Melissa King
Published: Sep 16, 2010
Updated: Dec 13, 2021
2 minute read
How to Use Clarins Cleansing Milk

During the day, you need your artfully applied makeup to stay exactly where you put it. When you come home in the evening, though, you're ready to go makeup-free. Clarins Cleansing Milk is designed to gently pull dirt, makeup and other impurities away from your skin. With Cleansing Milk, you don't need to scrub your face to get it clean. This product works best for people with combination or oily skin.

Squirt a small amount of Clarins Cleansing Milk into the palm of your hand. Massage your hands together to warm the Cleansing Milk to skin temperature.

Place both hands over your cheeks gently, and hold them there for several seconds. Do not press down hard.

Lift your hands off of your cheeks, then press them down again on another part of your face such as your forehead or chin. After several seconds, lift your hands again.

Repeat this process until you've applied the Cleansing Milk to your entire face and neck.

Wait a moment as the Cleansing Milk gradually thickens. As it thickens, the product suctions makeup and dirt away from your skin.

Rinse your face and neck well with lukewarm water. Blot dry with a towel.

Finish by applying a toning lotion to your face and neck.

Melissa King

Melissa King began writing in 2001. She spent three years writing for her local newspaper, "The Colt," writing editorials, news stories, product reviews and entertainment pieces. She is also the owner and operator of Howbert Freelance…

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