YSL Touche Eclat

YSL Touche a‰clat was formulated by the cult make-up artist Terry de Gunzburg in 1992, when it revolutionised at home beauty by taking an age-old, professional trick and delivering it to the masses in slick, easy-to-use packaging. Touche a‰clat is one of the biggest selling products of all time. A member of the InStyle Beauty Hall of Fame, this was ground-breaking when it launched and it still holds its own in a packed marketplace proof that the 'Magic Wand' still hasn't lost its touche! Winner of a coveted spot in InStyle's Beauty Hall of Fame

A product so cult that three Touche a‰clat pens are sold every minute in the UK alone and with very good reason! The first of its kind, Yves Saint Laurent created the ultimate handbag hero and changed the way we tackle those circles of darkness and unwanted shadows. Rather than relying on pigments to mask imperfections, Touche a‰clat (touch of light) contains reflective particles to disperse light and divert attention away from blemishes, bags and deep creases to create the illusion of flawless, luminous skin. This is not a concealer so don't use on blemishes.

Aqua (Water), Cyclomethicone, Glycerin, Talc, Paraffinum Liquidum (Mineral Oil), PEG/PPG-18/18 Dimethicone, Magnesium Sulfate, Trideceth-3, Methicone, Methylparaben, Squalane, (+/- May contain: Titanium Dioxide, Iron Oxide, Ultramarines, Ferric Ferrocyanide, Manganese Violet, Carmine.

For the latest information, it is recommended to review the ingredient list printed on the packaging of the product prior to usage or consumption.

Best used under the eyes, Touche a‰clat loses bags quicker than a certain, un-named airline that rhymes with skittish... Click the end of the pen to release the light fluid (the first time you do this you might have to click a few times to get it going). Although it might seem like a bit of a bother this product applies better with a sponge than directly with the brush. This also has the added bonus of keeping the brush free from any bacteria which can be transferred by direct skin contact. Dab anywhere on the face where you have a dark shadow, but do not rub in as this product needs to sit on top of the skin.