A nourishing, anti-aging body cream that visibly firms, tightens, and smoothes for toned and revitalized skin in just one step. Formulated with 96% ingredients of natural origin, including a combination of two plant ingredients with powerful firming and tightening benefits—new Organic Petasites extract, sustainably sourced from Le Domaine Clarins, and Organic Mitracarpus extract. The rich melting texture is infused with Organic Shea Butter and Organic Aloe Vera extract to deliver 48 hours* of continuous hydration and keep skin soft, supple and incredibly comfortable. Suitable for all ages, all body types, all lifestyles.
*Instrumental test on a panel of 30 women on a test lasting a total of 48 hours.
Skin type: Normal, Oily, Combination, Dry
Texture: Cream
Use: Apply morning and/or evening to clean, dry skin
Benefits
Visibly firms, tightens and smoothes sagging skin
Visibly tones and revitalizes
Hydrates for 48 hours*
Innovation and plant expertise
With age, lack of exercise, oxidative stress, or a demanding lifestyle, the body’s hypodermic tissue begins sagging, resulting in loss of firmness, elasticity, and skin tone. In collaboration with the Karolinska Institutet in Sweden, the Clarins Laboratories have advanced a new scientific discovery: that a duo of potent plant extracts—Organic Petasites (tightening) and Organic Mitracarpus (firming)—fights slackening with a multi-level approach that visibly firms, tightens and smoothes the skin for a more streamlined silhouette.
Clarins Plus
Created with 40+ years of body firming expertise, this rich cream combines the tightening effects of Organic Petasites extract—sustainably harvested at Le Domaine Clarins, our living laboratory and farm in the French Alps—with the firming effects of Organic Mitracarpus extract, to provide a double tightening and firming action for visible results that improve over time. The Extra-Firming signature scent elevates the senses to a total feeling of well-being with aromatic essences of plant extracts: red fruits, jasmine, rose, and cedar.
