Make-Up Studio Amsterdam Lumiere Bronzing Powder 1 9g

Make-Up Studio Amsterdam Lumiere Bronzing Powder 1 9g

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Let your face shine with the Bronzing Powder Lumire. This beautiful bronzer ensures a sunny tan in No Time or ensures a "perfect shape"!

The Bronzing Powder Lumire is a baked, subtly shiny powder that creates a "sunkissed" effect. In addition, you can also use the bronzer to shape the face.

How to Use:

For a "sunkissed" effect, apply the bronzer with a (slanted) powder brush to the areas that are first reached by the sun's rays. For example your forehead (along your hairline), your nose, cheekbones and your chin. For a natural shape effect, follow the natural contours in the face, especially just below the cheekbones and along the hairline.

Features

Color: Bronze Brown Gold
Content: 9 gr
Coverage: Transparant
Finish: Shine
Skin color: Light to medium
Texture: Powder
Tones to Undertone: Warm
Vegan: Yes
Color: 1

GTIN: 8717801004985

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