iS Clinical Pure Calm Collection
iS Clinical Pure Calm Collection is iS Clinical's four-step routine for skin that flushes, reacts and feels fragile: a gentle gel cleanser, the brand's calming antioxidant serum, a cooling hyaluronic acid serum and an all-physical SPF 50+. Packed with calming botanical ingredients, super antioxidants and powerful hydration, it gently soothes the look of flushed or compromised skin for a calmer, more even, more youthful-looking complexion - the complete sensitive-skin kit for anyone tired of guessing.
The collection contains Cleansing Complex (180ml), a clear, lightweight gel with centella, chamomile and gentle botanical resurfacers from sugarcane and willow bark that cleanses pores without stripping; Pro-Heal Serum Advance+ (15ml), which pairs scientifically advanced L-ascorbic acid vitamin C with olive leaf extract and vitamins E and A to soothe, calm and provide potent antioxidant protection; Hydra-Cool Serum (15ml), a refreshing botanical hyaluronic acid serum with centella and vitamin B5 that cools, calms and intensively hydrates; and Eclipse SPF 50+ (100g), an ultra-sheer, water-resistant sunscreen using only transparent titanium dioxide and micronised zinc oxide with vitamin E. iS Clinical Pure Calm Collection covers every step - cleanse, serum, hydrate, protect - and iS Clinical states that it helps improve the appearance of redness.
Visible Results Users Love
- Calmer, less flushed-looking skin with daily use
- A visibly more even, balanced complexion
- Deep, cooling hydration that comforts tight, reactive skin
- Softened look of fine lines and refined texture over time
- Sheer, weightless SPF 50+ protection every morning
Why This Beats a Standard Sensitive-Skin Kit
- Four full steps - iS Clinical Pure Calm Collection includes the cleanser and the SPF, not just a pair of serums
- Pro-Heal Serum Advance+ is a vitamin C serum iS Clinical lists for red, reactive and blemish-prone skin as well as fine lines
- Hydra-Cool Serum can be combined with any active serum to help the skin acclimatise, in the brand's words
- Eclipse SPF 50+ is all-physical, water-resistant and ultra-sheer with a matte finish
- Free from parabens, phthalates and sulphates, and never tested on animals, as iS Clinical states for every formulation
Best For
- Redness-prone, flushed or reactive skin
- Sensitised skin, including skin returning to a routine after a procedure once your practitioner agrees
- Blemish-prone skin that also runs sensitive
- Skin that is sensitised or under medical care and needs gentle, considered products
- Anyone who wants a complete morning and evening routine in one box
Choose iS Clinical Pure Calm Collection if your skin is more reactive than resilient and you want a whole routine put together with that in mind; if your main concern is dullness rather than redness, the iS Clinical Pure Radiance Collection is the brighter-skin alternative.
Becci, an aesthetic nurse with more than two decades in specialist skincare and medical aesthetics, sees more reactive, redness-prone skin in clinic than any other concern, and clients come to her because she will tell them honestly what to stop using as well as what to buy. iS Clinical Pure Calm Collection is the set she recommends to anyone whose skin flares at the slightest change, because every step has been chosen for calm, and because having the SPF and the cleanser in the box removes the guesswork that usually causes the trouble.
Size:
- Cleansing Complex - 180ml
- Pro-Heal Serum Advance+ - 15ml
- Hydra-Cool Serum - 15ml
- Eclipse SPF 50+ - 100g
FAQS
What is in the iS Clinical Pure Calm Collection and in what order do I use it?
Is iS Clinical Pure Calm Collection good for redness-prone skin?
Does the Pure Calm Collection contain retinol?
Is Eclipse SPF 50+ a mineral sunscreen?
Is it suitable for sensitive and blemish-prone skin?
Can I layer Hydra-Cool Serum with Pro-Heal Serum Advance+?
Will Cleansing Complex be too strong for reactive skin?
Are the products in the Pure Calm Collection full size?
Can I use the iS Clinical Pure Calm Collection during pregnancy or while breastfeeding?