Clarins, the facial care brand, has announced the launch of a campaign to promote its latest product, Clarins Multi-Active Glow Serum. This bi-phase serum with stabilized vitamin C and AHA acids has one goal: to leave skin glowing with young brightness, smoothness, and vigor
The campaign’s faces are the very captivating Brooks sisters: Mary Holland, Grace Ann, and Sarah Jane Nader. Avery Wheless’ photographs of the models on the famed Coney Island beach capture not only their freshness and natural shine, but also their distinct, bright personalities.
“This campaign is a significant milestone for us—all four of them working together for Clarins! Since the May shoot, the Multi-Active Glow Serum has been an absolute must-have. It works similarly to a beauty filter, but in real life. “I can’t wait for everyone to see the results and try it for themselves at Sephora,” says supermodel and reality personality Brooks Nader.
The campaign, shot in natural light, captures the essence of the product: the real brightness of skin. It highlights the sisters’ variety and enthusiasm, resulting in a unified yet contrasted story.
The campaign, captured in natural light, captures the essence of the product – the true radiance of skin. It showcases the diversity and energy of the sisters, who together create a cohesive yet contrasting story.
Why is Multi-Active Glow Serum so unique?
- Stabilized vitamin C brightens, evens up skin tone, and reduces fine wrinkles.
- AHA acids exfoliate dead skin cells, revealing a new, vibrant complexion.
- Acerola seed extract – offers antioxidant effects and boosts skin shine.
The pink-colored solution with micropearls is lightweight, absorbs rapidly, and delivers 24-hour hydration. Clinical studies demonstrate that in 28 days, skin becomes 45% more luminous, smoother, and fresher, with visibly tighter pores.
In the fall of 2025, the Multi-Active Glow Serum campaign will go live on digital platforms, social media, and select external media sites. The Multi-Active Glow Serum is available to purchase.
Source: PR Newswire
