The perfect oval

WEDNESDAY, JULY 09, 2014
The perfect oval

Clarins helps Asian ladies achieve the perfect V-shaped face

Today’s beauty-conscious Asian women not only fret over sagging jowls and wrinkles around the eyes and mouth but also worry that a little fat on their faces prevents them from boasting that sought-after about V shape look.
Help is now at hand from Clarins, which has just introduced its new generation of Shaping Facial Lift specially formulated for Asian women.
Clarins distributor Central Trading recently hosted the launch event at Central Chidlom to show how the new Shaping Facial Lift Total Contouring Serum can make a difference to a woman’s life.
A-listers and celebrities turned out in force for the launch, which saw actor Thanawat “Pope” Wattanaputi, television producer Yossinee “Ja” Nanakorn, and businesswoman Ornapa “Pam” Poonsapamanee sharing their experience and tips for healthy face contours.
The new Total V Contouring Power combines extracts of guarana, g zerumbet inger and kaki, which are added to caffeine, a leading lipolytic active ingredient. The powerful refining action of this complex involves the release of excess fats on the face, the draining of excess fluids and firming of the skin.
The application of Shaping Facial Lift leads to a reduction in the number of large-sized adipocytes and therefore a significant reduction in excess fats. The lipolytic effectiveness of Shaping Facial Lift is reinforced by the combination of guarana extract and caffeine.
An “anti-fluid” action, optimise the filtering of tissues helped by the zerumbet ginger while the kaki extract comes into play in the “anti-sugar” action to tighten facial contours.
Clarins also demonstrated its simple manual auto-lifting method, which in less than 2 minutes provides effective draining benefits to immediately lighten and reshape the face.
For the first time too, Clarins has revealed the consequences of eating habits on facial contours, thanks to a new morphometric study carried out in collaboration with independent Asian experts.
The change in eating habits has a direct impact on the physiognomy of the face, leading to additional heaviness of facial features. The oval loses its definition and excess products present in tissues accumulate and skin loses its firmness.