SISLEY-PARIS PHYTO-TEINT ECLAT COMPACT FOUNDATION
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SISLEY-PARIS
PHYTO-TEINT ECLAT COMPACT FOUNDATION
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The Phyto-Teint Eclat Compact, a foundation powder compact, ensures an even, natural, and radiant complexion. The texture of its silky powder is airy and blends with your skin, creating a long-lasting, velvety second skin effect and a perfect, smooth complexion. Its extreme adherence allows for optimal wear. It applies easily, allowing for adjustable coverage.
Enriched in gardenia, woodmallow, and Linden blossom, it creates a hydrating and softening effect with optimal comfort, even for dry skin. Its non-comedogenic formula is appropriate for all skin types.
How to use:
After your daily skincare regimen, apply dry with a sponge or brush, working from the midline of your face outward, then blending at the edges. May be used by itself or as a complement to a fluid or cream foundation during retouches throughout the day.
Available in Porcelain
This item is not available for international shipment.
Prestigious French beauty brand Sisley-Paris has been specializing in high-end natural cosmetics and skin care since 1976. A leader in phytocosmetology, the company uses the finest plant extracts and essential oils to carefully develop a full range of products that target specific areas of concern. The label’s line of fine makeup nourishes the skin while beautifully enhancing the complexion.
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