1 / 6Midnight Blue Calming Cream
Klairs's Midnight Blue Calming Cream is a blue-tinted cream made for skin that's red, hot, or freshly irritated — after sun, after a treatment, or just a rough day. The color comes from guaiazulene, a soothing plant-derived compound, and the cream itself is light and quick to absorb. It's aimed at sensitive, redness-prone skin that needs calming more than heavy moisture.
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Guaiazulene, centella asiatica, and chamomile lead the soothing side, while ceramide NP, hyaluronic acid, jojoba oil, and shea butter support the barrier and add light moisture, with a set of peptides rounding it out. The texture is a thin, fast-absorbing cream with a soft finish rather than a heavy, occlusive one. Use it as your last step morning or night, or press a little onto specific red or reactive spots as needed. It's fragrance-free and built for reactive skin, though patch testing is still wise if you're very sensitive.
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Where to buybest total $25
| Retailer | Price | Ship + duty | Total | |
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| Amazon ✓ official Official store — verify seller before launch Accepts: Visa · MC · Amex · Discover · Amazon Pay · Affirm | $25 | — | $25BEST | Shop → |
| Olive Young Global ✓ official Ships from Korea 7–14d · +15% duty Accepts: Cards · PayPal · Apple Pay · Alipay+ | $20 | $10.00 | $30 | Shop → |
| Klairs official ✓ official Brand's official store, ships from Korea · +15% duty Accepts: Cards · PayPal (varies) | $25 | $9.80 | $34.80 | Shop → |
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