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Organic & Mineral Highlighter - Gold

€17,66

The future of makeup is within your grasp. Organic and mineral ingredients working together in synchronicity to enhance your natural beauty. This highlighter will give you an unforgettable glow.

Product weight 0.12oz - 3.50g

Shades

      Gold - light, dusty gold with earthy undertones

      Rose Gold - light strawberry shade with peach undertones

      Application
      • You may apply right on your cheek bones, nose, brow bones, or all over for an extra glow
      • Buildable coverage
      • You may use after applying our USDA Organic Loose Face Powder for extra staying power
      • Best if used interchangeably with our Blush Brush
            Ingredients

            Arrowroot Similae (Arrowroot Flour)*, Mica (powder, spheres and pigments), Magnesium Sterate, Silica.

            *USDA Certified Organic Ingredient

            may contain titanium dioxide and iron oxides 

             Best to know
            • Our organic and mineral blushes are free from harsh chemicals, nano particles, parabens, Bismuth Oxychloride, talc, synthetic dyes, fillers, fragrance and preservatives
            • Strong and vibrant mineral pigments in combination with organic ingredients
            • Silky color with great staying power
            • 100% natural
            • Vegan
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