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LAURA GELLER NEW YORK Award-Winning Baked Balance-n-Brighten Color Correcting Powder Foundation – Light – Buildable Light to Medium Coverage – Demi-Matte Natural Finish
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Description
- Is Discontinued By Manufacturer : No
- Product Dimensions : 2.82 x 1 x 2.82 inches; 2.89 ounces
- Item model number : B01H1V7WQU
- UPC : 849154048311
- Manufacturer : Laura Geller Beauty
- ASIN : B01H1V7WQU
- Country of Origin : Italy
- BALANCE-N-BRIGHTEN COLOR CORRECTING POWDER FOUNDATION: This award-winning foundation handmade in Italy is made up of pressed powders to help you create a perfect canvas and a natural, demi-matte finish. Build your ideal coverage without worrying about caking—this favorite feels weightless and looks flawless.
- LIGHT: Get this award-winning powder foundation in the perfect shade for light to light-medium skin.
- SELF-ADJUSTS TO MATCH YOUR SKIN TONE: Treat yourself to a baked powder foundation that nourishes as it perfects. This natural demi-matte formula gives you creamy coverage that’s packed with antioxidants Centella Asiatica and White Tea Extracts for soothing hydration all day long
- PERFECT FOR : This one’s a crowd-pleaser. Perfect for even mature skin, uneven complexions, and those with fine lines and wrinkles, the light and airy baked powder foundation gives you a flawless face without feeling (or looking) cakey and heavy, no matter your skin type.
- HOW TO APPLY: Swirl your brush in the foundation powder. Then, stroke on your face, blending outward and upward. Repeat to build coverage.
