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Shu Uemura The Lightbulb Cushion Foundation SPF 40 - # 764 Medium Light Beige 13g/0.45oz Size:13g/0.45oz refreshed & nourished Mild enough 9 g to 200

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Shu Uemura The Lightbulb Cushion Foundation SPF 40 # 764 Medium Light Beige 13g 0.45oz Size:13g 0.45oz refreshed & nourished Mild enough 9 g to 200 refreshed & nourished Mild enough for the eye area & even sensitive skin A rich textured regenerating facial cream Contains exclusive FloralixirTM Dew featuring two precious flowers Helps re awaken skin's youthful renewal Developed with powerful Ultimate Lift technologies for lifting action Reduces the appearance of wrinkles & fine lines Strengthens skin to resist future signs of aging Unveils a firmer anytime & touch ups Available in a range of shades tailor made for Asian skin ultra thin texture provides full coverage Adds a second skin glow to the complexion Shields skin against damaging UV rays with SPF 40 PA+++ Includes a unique lightbulb cushion puff

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