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5 Clemence ‘Mini’ Face Essentials packs to be won

Your chance to win a mini facial pack, featuring a simple four step routine designed to cleanse, hydrate, repair and your skin naturally.

Clémence Organics has bundled its skincare favourites into a set of travel friendly minis – small bottles filled with certified organic ingredients that are the basis of all Clémence products, providing naturally healthy cleansing,hydrating and nourishing care.

The mini facial treat starts with the Refining Cleanser, made with plant oils including geranium, patchouli and rose. The Tone + Hydrate Spritz is a refreshing rose water mist that helps calm irritation and prepare skin for moisture. Then the Repair Face Serum blends antioxidant rich oils, including rosehip, to support repair and renewal. Finally the Ultimate Face Crème delivers lasting hydration with soothing botanicals. Together, the four-step routine offers a simple, plant-based approach to daily skincare, a treat for you and your skin.

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