Lip Gloss

Lip gloss is typically thicker in consistency compared to lip oil. It is mainly used to add shine and enhance the appearance of the lips. They usually have a thicker texture and tend to stay on the lips for a longer period of time. On the other hand, lip oil is a more lightweight product that nourishes and conditions the lips. It is formulated with oils such as jojoba oil, coconut oil, or argan oil, which help moisturise and replenish the lips. In summary, lip gloss is primarily used for adding shine and enhancing the look of the lips, while lip oil focuses on moisturising and nourishing the lips with a more natural, lightweight finish.

Our beauty experts recommend exfoliating your lips once or twice a week for flawless make-up results. Use the exfoliating Comfort Scrub to remove dead skin cells on the face and lips. This gel-to-oil exfoliator nourishes while washing away impurities, leaving lips soft and flawless.

Then, select your lip gloss. Opt for ultra-translucent shine, or subtly-tinted gloss. The Clarins Lip Perfector range adds a touch of sensuality for a just-kissed effect. Plump, pillowy lips that are beautifully hydrated thanks to the shea butter. Wear alone or over your Clarins Joli Rouge for extra plumping action.

Take the time to reflect on your age and skin tone: different shades create different looks. If you want to flaunt what you've got, go for a shiny, plumping gloss. Nude? Pink? Red? Find what looks best on you with the Lipstick Finder: our tool helps you choose between shades depending on your complexion and personality! If you're looking to try a non-sticky, non-tacky, innovative new gloss, the Lip Comfort Oil ticks all the right boxes, offering intense shine and subtle colour, or deep and vibrant shades with a high mirror gloss effect. To take your make-up skills to the next level from eyes to lips, read up on our beauty experts' tips at our Beauty School.