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NYX Professional Makeup High Definition Eye Shadow Base (x2), Eye shadow Primer Base, Minimizes Fall Out, Creamy Light & Long Lasting Formula, EyeShadow Primer
NYX Professional Makeup High Definition Eye Shadow Base (x2), Eye shadow Primer Base, Minimizes Fall Out, Creamy Light & Long Lasting Formula, EyeShadow Primer
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Product Description This lightweight eye shadow base is perfect for prepping your eyelids and ensuring long-lasting makeup application. The High Definition Eye Shadow Base conceals creases, boosts the vibrancy of eye shadow and makes skin appear smooth and more even-toned. Ingredients The ingredient lists of L'Oréal Paris products are regularly updated. Please read the list on the product packaging to make sure the ingredients are suitable for your personal use. Directions Easy to apply with stick applicator, allow to dry, then apply eye shadow See more
- Lightweight eyeshadow primer with wand applicator, For enhanced colour payoff
- Creamy light formula for vibrant eye shadow colour, Prevents creasing and smudging
- Apply to eyelid with application wand, Allow to set and dry, Follow with eye shadow
- Slightly wet finish keeps shadow in place, Long lasting formula
- Contents: 2 NYX Professional Makeup High Definition Eye shadow Base, 8 g (Each)
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