Lancome Lancome dual finish multi tasking powder and foundation in one - #410 bisque (w) (us version), 0.67oz, 0.67 Ounce
Product Description
Lancome Lancome dual finish multi tasking powder and foundation in one - #410 bisque (w) (us version), 0.67oz, 0.67 Ounce
- A lightweight, dual purpose powder foundation
- Features a long-wearing, color-true and skin-transforming formula
- Can be used dry or wet as a powder or foundation for a natural matte finish
A lightweight, dual purpose powder foundation. Features a long-wearing, color-true and skin-transforming formula. Can be used dry or wet as a powder or foundation for a natural matte finish. Provides buildable coverage from sheer to full. Leaves skin soft, smooth, flawless and even-toned. Available in a wide range of shades for all ethnicities and skin tones. Housed in a portable compact with a puff and a sponge perfect for quick touch-ups
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