Clarins Ever Matte Radiant Matifying Powder - # 00 Transparent Opale 10g/0.3oz Color:03 Transparent Warm rich in Vitamin C & Color:3 (Fair, Rosy)
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Clarins Ever Matte Radiant Matifying Powder # 00 Transparent Opale 10g 0.3oz Color:03 Transparent Warm rich in Vitamin C & Color:3 (Fair, Rosy) rich in Vitamin C & antioxidants for repairing action Repairs breakage a new purifying active ingredient Helps inhibit the bacteria responsible for acne & prevent formation of imperfections Banishes impurities mineral compact powder makeup that reveals a flawless complexion Helps unify skin tone & leaves a radiant matte finish Controls unwanted shine & keeps the complexion looking fresh all day Lightweight & instantly glides onto skin Ultra silky & naturally hydrating for comfortable wear Suitable for all skin types An oil free
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