What is pink therapy?
A beauty secret to illuminate, enhance, smooth and revitalize
G-Club
January 19th, 2021
January 19th, 2021
There is a reason why some creams have a pink texture. If you think about it, the color pink is a symbol of youth, tenderness and intuition. It is therefore not surprising that the nuance is often the protagonist of the textures of creams and face masks. No habit or "like-catching" strategy or even a trap for millennials: creams with marshmallow or apricot nuances do not derive from decorative colors, rather from performing formulas for certain needs, often anti-aging.
The color, usually obtained from the petals of the rose, creates an optical and bonne mine effect, that means of good health, which naturally enhances the undertone of the complexion. Goodbye greyness, in short, these textures have the power to illuminate, revitalize and eliminate fatigue from the face just after being generously massaged into the skin. However, the effect must be pleasing: those with a warm undertone will see a slightly more golden face; for those with a cold undertone, the effect is of slightly colored cheeks, as if made up with an imperceptible hint of blush. In both cases, see it this way: it's as if you were trying an Instagram filter with an immediate glow effect on the skin, without however appearing artificial. We have selected for you 5 face masks and 5 creams in total pink: true cosmetics concentrates in ml. Don't be afraid to blush!
GLAMGLOW Berryglow Maschera Riparatrice Probiotica
HELLO BODY Pink Clay Mask
BOSCIA Luminizing Pink Mask
DIEGO DALLA PALMA Petal Glow Age Mask
LUSH Rosy Cheeks Mask
CHANEL Le Lift Light Creme
CLARINS Multi-Intensive Crema Rose Lumière
BYTERRY Baume De Rose Face Cream
CLINIQUE Moisture Auto-replenishing Hydrator
