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Julep It’s Locked Eyeshadow Primer | Sheer, Weightless Eye Primer to Intensify Color and Extend Wear
Julep It’s Locked Eyeshadow Primer | Sheer, Weightless Eye Primer to Intensify Color and Extend Wear
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Product description Prep your lids for color that stays put with Julep It’s Locked Eyeshadow Primer, a sheer, weightless base designed to intensify eyeshadow and extend wear. This smoothing primer creates the perfect canvas, helping shadows and eyeliners apply evenly and stay in place throughout the day. Easy to use and comfortable on the lids, the lightweight formula locks in color without feeling heavy or creasy. Simply pat onto lids, let set for at least 30 seconds and follow with your favorite shadows for a lasting, polished look. Directions Use the built-in sponge to gently pat primer onto lids, blend and let set for at least 30 seconds before applying eyeshadow. Safety Warning Store at room temp. See more
- LOCKS IN EYESHADOW: Helps intensify color and extend the wear of eyeshadows and eyeliners.
- SHEER, LIGHTWEIGHT FEEL: Weightless formula creates a smooth base without feeling heavy or sticky on lids.
- CREATES A SMOOTH CANVAS: Helps shadows apply evenly and look more vibrant from first swipe to final look.
- DESIGNED FOR LASTING WEAR: Works to keep eye makeup in place for a polished look that lasts.
- EASY TO USE: Use the built-in sponge to gently pat primer onto lids, blend and let set before applying eyeshadow.
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