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Helena Rubinstein Color Clone Perfect Complexion Creator SPF 15 - No. 15 Beige Peach 30ml/1oz Bottega Veneta A luxurious repairing & restorative 9 g to 200

USD160.60

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SKU 87000239454 · ★ 4.2

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Helena Rubinstein Color Clone Perfect Complexion Creator SPF 15 No. 15 Beige Peach 30ml 1oz Bottega Veneta A luxurious repairing & restorative 9 g to 200 A luxurious repairing & restorative conditioner Formulated with exclusive patented Intra Lipid Complex Helps effectively balance the lipid levels inside hair & on the surface Offers built in color protection to prevent fading Instantly improves comb ability & effectively reduces hair breakage Unveils softer pear & raspberry Middle notes are narcissus flawless & barely there finish A revolutionary “second skin” feel foundation Contains exclusive “Color Clone” pigments that mimic skin's color structure Features a double layer of silica for transparency Blended with mineral salts that even skin tone Provides light coverage & SPF 15 UV protection Gives a soft

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