Lightweight hydrating oil blend with nutrient-dense Coconut and Baobab helps condition and nourish damaged strands and dry scalp without weighing hair down.
Blemish Eraser is a targeted anti-acne corrective treatment that quickly and effectively reduces facial imperfections. Specifically formulated for acne-prone skin, it is non-comedogenic and offers visible results in less than 7 days.
Starts as a cream and ends as a powder. It fits like a Second Skin, provides medium to full coverage with a lightweight feel. It is flash-friendly so you won't look white or ashy in bright lighting or photos.
Amazing color intense liquid lipsticks. They glide on liquid, dry matte and are feather-weight, touch-proof, transfer-proof and do not streak. Not sticky or tacky and do not dry out your lips. Buildable and the color gets more intense with every stroke.
Repairing and lightening face and body milk. Triple action: moisturizes, nourishes and unifies. Fast absorbing, non-oily. Enriched texture and quick penetration.
Repairing Concentrate - Comfort, Softness, Even Skin Tone. Given the specific needs of medium to dark skin tones, this formula benefits from a high concentration of avant-garde active ingredients with powerful action that radically transforms skin quality
Finally, a stick foundation without the chalky base. Base Strokes Foundation Stick is convenient to apply and offers you medium to full coverage with an unmatched ease of application.
Buttercup is completely flash-friendly, with just one shade for all skin tones and skin types. It can be used to highlight, set/bake your concealer or can be used as an all-over face powder.
Lightening serum - anti spots, reparing and moisturizing. Lightens and evens out skin tone.
Combats blemishes and improves the overall condition of skin.
High performance moisturizer.
Applied morning and evening, the enveloping, gentle and creamy texture of this tratment penetrates the epidermis and melts into the skin leaving only a comfortable, perfectly matte finish without a sticky after-effect.
