With Terracotta Le Teint, Guerlain is defining the contours of a new-generation complexion : a liquid foundation, formulated with 95% naturally-derived ingredients). It pairs the lightness and radiance of a powder with the perfection of a foundation. Its 24-hour wear(2) no-transfer formula guarantees a beautiful healthy glow, as if you were returning from an outdoor escape. This incredibly fine, ultra-light texture offers a barely-there feel. Its airy formula based on naturally-derived pigments and infused with natural argan oil fuses with the skin and is incredibly light to apply, delivering perfect tailor-made, ultra-buildable medium to high coverage. Wearing Terracotta Le Teint, skin is beautifully enhanced and glowing. Perfecting powders integrated into the formula instantly create a flawless yet unbelievably natural luminous matte finish. Light catchers ensure a fresh and luminous complexion - the famous beautiful healthy glow, as if you had just returned from an outdoor escape. Terracotta Le Teint comes in a wide array of 30 shades: 16 intensities and three undertones (neutral, cool, warm), covering the entire complexion spectrum. Its exceptional formula contains self-adaptable shimmer - Gemtone, which allows it to adjust to all skin tones. )Based on ISO 16128 standard. The remaining 5% contribute to product integrity and sensoriality. )Instrumental test and clinical evaluation on 27 caucasian women. TEST RESULTS The signature of the Terracotta line, its second-skin texture made with 95% naturally-derived ingredients(1), infused with argan oil, delivers lasting comfort and maintains skin's hydration for 24 hours(2). Remaining faithful to the House commitments, Guerlain has opted to source this natural argan oil in Morocco via the Targanine network of cooperatives which was created over 15 years ago. This network participates in safeguarding local resources from Moroccan land and creating stable employment in rural areas. (1) Based on ISO 16128 standard. The remaining 5% contribute to product integrity and sensoriality. (2) Instrumental test on 31 volunteers.
