SHISEIDO Synchro Skin Radiant Lifting Foundation SPF30 340 Oak 30 ml
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SHISEIDO Synchro Skin Radiant Lifting Foundation SPF30 340 Oak 30 ml
If you're looking for a make-up product you can rely on, then SHISEIDO Synchro Skin Foundation is waiting for you with a long-lasting, brightening and waterproof effect. It perfectly unifies and perfects your skin for up to 12 hours without clogging pores. Provides light-medium coverage with buildable coverage and SPF factor. On the other hand, wild thyme extract enhances the effects of antioxidants. SHISEIDO Synchro Skin Foundation is designed for oily, normal, combination, dry and mature skin.
Key features of SHISEIDO Synchro Skin Radiant Lifting Foundation SPF30 340 Oak, volume 30 ml
- SHISEIDO Synchro Skin Foundation offers long-lasting effects
- Lasts up to 12 hours
- After application, it unifies the skin without clogging the pores
- It has an SPF factor
- SHISEIDO Synchro Skin Foundation is suitable for oily, normal, combination, dry and mature skin
Active substances:
ActiveForce technology - prevents sweat, grease and facial expressions from interfering with the flawless appearance of makeup
Protective polymer - prevents impurities from the external environment from adhering to the skin
Responsive Sensory Technology - brightens the skin
Wild thyme extract - antioxidant
SHISEIDO corrective powder - improves skin texture
Use:
Shake the product before use. Apply it to your skin after your skincare routine and blend it from the centre of your face until it's lost. To create more coverage, you can layer the make-up.
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Shiseido EMEA, Carré Saint Honoré, 56A rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré, 75008 Paříž, Francie, +33-1-86-76-50 00
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