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Gluten-Free Vegan Lip Gloss – Color-Changing Flower, Nut-Free &

€11,22

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This Vegan Lip Gloss has One of a Kind Design – lip balm features a small flower inside. 

A creamy, vegan lip gloss with the nourishing benefits of a balm. The ultimate everyday lip gloss delivers a sheer wash of color and light-catching sheen. Squalene gives this formula a luxe yet weightless feel while conditioning lips. 

Description

One of a Kind Design – lip balm features a small flower.

Color-changing: changes color to the temperature and humidity of your lips. If your lips are cold, the color will be light; if your lips are warm, the color will be darker.

Compact case allowing you to take your lip balm anywhere.

Moisturizing ingredients – made with squalane to keep your lips hydrated.

Effect – Hydrating/long-lasting / shimmer / anti-aging / so you have your exclusive lip color at any time.

Benefits – Flower infused lipstick/lip balm, moist lips, prevent chapped lips, healthy and safe.

The Long-Lasting, Unique flower lip gloss/lip butter is formulated Gluten Free, Hypoallergenic and Vegan.

Ingredients: Glyceryl Isostearate, C20-24 Alkyl Dimethicone, Octyldodecanol, ethylhexyl palmitate, caprylic/capric triglyceride, squalane, dibutyl ethylhexanoyl glutamide, dibutyl lauroyl glutamide, parfum.

Before use we recommend to do a patch test:

Patch test

Dab a small amount of the product behind your ear or on your inner elbow and leaving it for 30 min. If you develop any irritation or feel unwell after the patch testdo not use the product.

This product is not intended for oral use, or consumption. Do not swallow.

Benefits:
Long wearing

Weighless Wear

Travel proof 

How To Use:
To use, just apply to your lips. Carefully outline the rest of the perimeter of your top lip and then fill in the top lip completely.

 

Additional information

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orange pink with pink flower #1, golden pink with pink flower #2, golden pink with red flower #3, golden pink with purple flower #4, sweet tooth pink #5, light pink unicorn #6, golden orange #7, golden yellow sunrise #8

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