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BareMinerals Original SPF25 Mineral Veil 6g/0.21oz type_Men's Fragrance oil & bacteria from makeup 9 g to 200

USD48.50

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SKU 53029880450 · ★ 4.7

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BareMinerals Original SPF25 Mineral Veil 6g 0.21oz type_Men's Fragrance oil & bacteria from makeup 9 g to 200 oil & bacteria from makeup brushes Features an anti microbial formula to prevent growth of bacteria for up to two weeks after use Free of fragrance An anti oxidant charged facial serum Combines 15% Vitamin C (L Ascorbic Acid) with 1% Vitamin E (Alpha Tocopherol) Provides 4 fold the anti oxidant benefits compared to Vitamin C alone Formulated with Hyaluronic Acid to seal in moisture Helps diminish the appearance of fine lines & wrinkles Corrects the look of uneven skin tone Keeps skin softer absorbs oils & softens complexion Gives a flawless finish & keeps skin looking young A lightweight fluid makeup that gives skin airbrushed perfection Instantly melts into skin & evens out skin tone Protects skin from harmful UVA UVB rays Prevents the formation of wrinkles & dark spots Minimizes lines

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