Clinique Oil Control Exfoliating Tonic 200ml
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Product Description
Clinique Oil Control Exfoliating Tonic is designed to keep your skin looking clear and fresh throughout the day. This lightweight, oil-free formula effectively combats the risk of infections caused by razor nicks and cuts, helping you maintain a healthy complexion after shaving. The tonic works to control oily skin concerns, including blackheads, making it easier to manage blemish-prone areas without feeling heavy or sticky.
Regular use leaves your skin feeling supple, sleek, and well balanced. Its exfoliating properties gently remove dead skin cells while toning the face and neck, promoting a clearer, more refined appearance. Easy to apply, simply sweep a cotton ball soaked with the tonic over your cleansed skin, focusing on unshaven parts, in one direction for best results.
Clinique’s attention to clinically proven skincare solutions means you can trust this tonic to improve your daily grooming routine with minimal fuss. Suitable for daily use, it complements your shave and helps pave the way for healthier-looking skin every day.
Product details
Formulated without: Parabens and phthalates.
Good to know: Dermatologically tested and hypoallergenic.
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Is this Clinique product Hypoallergenic?
The product has been formulated by Clinique to be less likely to cause allergic reactions.
Is Clinique Oil Control Exfoliating Tonic a Dermatologist-developed or approved product?
Dermatologists recommend using this product from Clinique.
Delivery & Returns
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