Description Avène Couvrance High Tolerance

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Shade	black
Type of mascara	for sensitive eyes
Active ingredients	beeswax, thermal water
Effect	long-lasting
No conflict substances contained	without comedogenic ingredients
Area of use	eyelashes

Do you dream of long, thick lashes but end up with irritated and red eyes once you’ve applied mascara? The Avène Couvrance mascara for sensitive eyes is also suitable for contact lens wearers. The lashes you see in the beauty magazines are finally within reach. What’s more, you don’t have to worry about your lashes clumping together; in fact, this mascara separates your lashes beautifully and gives them the volume you desire.

Characteristics:

covers lashes in a bold black from roots to tips
leaves lashes separated and non-sticky
gives lashes the desired volume
lengthens and strengthens your lashes
alleviates lashes falling out
emphasises the shape of your eyes

Ingredients:

fragrance-free
paraben-free

How to apply:
Just two steps are needed for voluminous, long lashes. Use the volumising side of the brush first and comb through your lashes. Then use the curved side to make your lashes irresistibly long.

Ingredients Avène Couvrance High Tolerance

Complete ingredients list

WATER (AQUA), BEESWAX (CERA ALBA), GLYCERIN, CETEARYL ALCOHOL, ACACIA SENEGAL GUM, EUPHORBIA CERIFERA (CANDELILLA) WAX (CANDELILLA CERA), SILICA, STEARIC ACID, PALMITIC ACID, GLYCERYL DIBEHENATE, 1,2-HEXANEDIOL, CARRAGEENAN, GLYCERYL BEHENATE, GLYCERYL CAPRYLATE, LACTIC ACID, SODIUM HYDROXIDE, SODIUM STEAROYL LACTYLATE, TRIBEHENIN, IRON OXIDES (CI 77499)

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Other information

About the brand Avène

The Avène brand embodies the strength of thermal water that springs from the depths of the Earth, from where it derives its unique force. The small village in the mountains of southern France is renowned for its thermal water. Every year, the spa proves to the general public and experts alike that Avène thermal water can help treat atopic dermatitis, psoriasis, and burns.
Many children and adults with skin conditions come here for spa treatments under the supervision of dermatologists. The combination of spa treatments and skin cosmetics from Avène significantly alleviates all symptoms. The effects of the local thermal water have been known since 1736. More than 300 clinical studies have confirmed the effectiveness of Avène thermal water and products made from it.
In 1975, the spa came into the hands of Pierre Fabre, a pharmacist who began to revive the former fame and glory of the Saint Odile spring. In 1990, the Eau Thermale Avène brand was launched. The capacity of the spa, which focuses exclusively on skin diseases, was expanded in 2005.
Thanks to its thoroughness, strictness, high standards in the use of thermal water, and years of research into new active ingredients, Avène has become one of the leading skin cosmetic brands. The high incidence of skin diseases in industrialised countries confirms that targeted, gentle yet effective, and specific care is necessary. Inflammation is common in various types of skin conditions that seem dissimilar at first glance, such as psoriasis and acne or wound healing and atopic dermatitis.
Avène skin cosmetics are sure to include something for your condition. Avène provides the most varied range of products for all levels of sensitivity – whether your skin is sensitive, hypersensitive, intolerant, or allergic.
Avène is the only brand in the world offering sterile products (for example, the Tolerance Extreme line). A special applicator prevents air and bacteria from reaching the product. The main benefits are the absence of preservatives, emulsifiers, and perfumes and a minimal number of carefully selected ingredients. All of these qualities make Avène the number 1 brand in France and number 2 in Europe and allow patients with skin disorders to use fine products that can be combined with topical medications.