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Estee Lauder Pure Color Desire Rouge Excess Lipstick - # 403 Ravage (Creme) 3.1g/0.1oz Color:111 Unspeakable (Chrome) micro-network Contains 24-carat gold to 9 g to 200

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Estee Lauder Pure Color Desire Rouge Excess Lipstick # 403 Ravage (Creme) 3.1g 0.1oz Color:111 Unspeakable (Chrome) micro network Contains 24 carat gold to 9 g to 200 micro network Contains 24 carat gold to fight against noticeable signs of aging Offers antioxidant A purifying creamy clay cleanser Deeply cleanses & purifies skin for dramatically smaller looking pores Formulated with nutrient rich Prebiotics like Sugar Cane & Sugar Maple to support healthy looking skin Contains a blend of exfoliating Superfruits to minimize the look of pores Infused with Chia Seed Fruit Extract to reduce excess oil & shine Leaves skin smooth sensorial & velvety smooth texture Instantly blends on with plumping moisture Leaves the lips looking glamourous & irresistible Comes with two finishes: creamy satin & creamy pearl shine An impactful lipstick that gives long lasting wear for up to eight hours Features a highly pigmented formula that provides full coverage & potent color in one swipe Creamy rich

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