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Diego Dalla Palma Milano Makeupstudio High Coverage Long Lasting Foundation SPF 20 - # 211 (Light Beige) 30ml/1oz Prosecco A woody chypre fragrance for 9 g to 200

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Diego Dalla Palma Milano Makeupstudio High Coverage Long Lasting Foundation SPF 20 # 211 (Light Beige) 30ml 1oz Prosecco A woody chypre fragrance for 9 g to 200 A woody chypre fragrance for women & men Dark more lifted & youthful looking eye zone Can be used alone or before any of the other Eye Contour treatment protective cream foundation Lightweight texture glides on effortlessly & blends seamlessly Long lasting formula conceals imperfections for a second skin effect Contains Pomegranate Extracts to smooth & hydrate skin Infused with Centella Asiatica for anti aging benefits to promote collagen & elastin production for firmer Protects skin against harmful sunrays with SPF 20 Leaves complexion naturally flawless with a luminous finish Suitable for all skin types Free of parabens A full coverage

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