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Cle De Peau
Brightening Enhancer Veil
Brightening Enhancer Veil -- Brightening Primer ** 30 ml | 1 fl oz
Paul Labrecque Salon & Skincare Spa New York
5 East 57th Street
Floor 9
New York NY 10022
United States
Paul Labrecque Salon & Skincare Spa Palm Beach
340 Royal Poinciana Way
The Royal Poinciana Plaza, Suite 327
Palm Beach FL 33480
United States
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Description
Cle de Peau Long-Lasting Hydrating Veil is a skin-enhancing primer that instantly corrects visible skin concerns and fundamentally improves their appearance over time. It Maximizes foundation finish by adjusting to skin’s changing needs.
Creates a bare skin-like finish to prep skin for complexion products. Prevents makeup deterioration caused by dryness, sebum, perspiration, and dullness. Provides long-lasting moisturizing effects to keep skin hydrated. With continued use, skin achieves a smoother, moisturized look and feel.
ACITVE INGREDIENTS: Purpose TITANIUM DIOXIDE 1.6% ･････ Sunscreen INACTIVE INGREDIENTS: HYDROGENATED POLYDECENE･ DIMETHICONE･ KAOLIN･ NEOPENTYL GLYCOL DIHEPTANOATE･ DIPHENYLSILOXY PHENYL TRIMETHICONE･ LITHIUM MAGNESIUM SODIUM SILICATE･ POLYETHYLENE･ PARAFFIN･ COPERNICIA CERIFERA (CARNAUBA) WAX･ SORBITAN SESQUIISOSTEARATE･ MICROCRYSTALLINE WAX･ GLYCERIN･ BARIUM SULFATE･ PHYTOSTERYL MACADAMIATE･ ARGANIA SPINOSA KERNEL OIL･ TOCOPHERYL ACETATE･ SODIUM ACETYLATED HYALURONATE･ ROSA ROXBURGHII FRUIT EXTRACT･ ZINGIBER AROMATICUS EXTRACT･ ALUMINUM HYDROXIDE･ DIPROPYLENE GLYCOL･ PEG-10 DIMETHICONE･ WATER･ STEARIC ACID･ ALCOHOL･ BUTYLENE GLYCOL･ TOCOPHEROL･ SIMETHICONE･ BHT･ CHLORPHENESIN･ FRAGRANCE･ TITANIUM DIOXIDE･ IRON OXIDES･ MICA･
Apply to face after your daytime skincare regimen. Shake capped bottle before use to ensure the formula is blended for maximum results. Place a small amount of lotion in the palm and apply it to the five points on the face (forehead, nose, chin and cheeks). Smooth evenly over skin. Avoid contact with eyes. Allow the primer to set before applying foundation.
