Lord & Berry Facial make-up Setting Loose Powder
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g
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Product information
Description
Setting Loose Powder
Line
Facial make-up
Product sub-line
Make-up
Do you want to give your make-up a great finish and make it last longer at the same time? Then the Setting Loose Powder from Lord & Berry is the right choice for you. This is available in various colours, but is mostly translucent and transparent. It has a softening effect and can also be applied to the skin on its own to refine pores and create a smooth complexion. However, it also works excellently over foundation.
How to achieve a perfect complexion
Lord & Berry's Setting Loose Powder feels delightfully light and is therefore very comfortable to wear. Above all, just a small amount is enough to set your make-up. Pick up the powder with a brush and tap it off well beforehand. Now simply apply it to the desired areas of the face using circular movements.Use
Pick up the loose powder with a brush, or even better with a powder puff. Gently tap off any excess powder from the brush or puff and apply the light powder to the face by dabbing. The loose powder is mainly used on the forehead, nose and chin.
Anti-shine powder is applied with a large brush, not only to the face but also to the neck and décolleté to mattify the skin.
Anti-shine powder is applied with a large brush, not only to the face but also to the neck and décolleté to mattify the skin.
Contents
aluminum starch octenylsuccinate, talc, magnesium carbonate, lauroyl lysine, octyldodecyl stearoyl stearate, sorbic acid, mica, diethylhexyl syringylidenemalonate, caprylic/capric triglyceride. [+/- may contain: Ultramarines (CI 77007), Titanium dioxide (CI 77891), Iron oxides (CI 77492), Iron oxides (CI 77491)].
