HUDA BEAUTY #FauxFilter Luminous Matte Foundation 315B Shortcake Philip B * **Dior Forever Natural Nude 5901801696308
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HUDA BEAUTY #FauxFilter Luminous Matte Foundation 315B Shortcake Philip B * **Dior Forever Natural Nude 5901801696308 * **Dior Forever Natural Nude Foundation:** A fluid foundation with a natural and luminous finish that hydrates the skin and protects it from external aggressions for a more plump and rejuvenated appearance Start at the center of the face and blend outwards in circular motions **Key ingredients:** * **Blurring Focus Complex:** spherical particles that diffuse light and blur imperfections * **Vitamin E:** an antioxidant that protects the skin from damage caused by free radicals * **Jojoba esters:** emollient agents that moisturize and soften the skin **Similar products and alternatives:** * **Velvet Skin Perfector Matte Foundation by Giorgio Armani:** a long lasting foundation with a powdery matte finish * **All Hours Foundation by Yves Saint Laurent:** a waterproof and sweat resistant foundation * **NARS Cosmetics Sheer Glow Foundation:** an ultra light foundation that evens skin tone and leaves skin radiant
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