奶油水潤絲滑妝前乳 + 抗氧化配方
$24
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Category: 熱銷商品
Butter HydraSilk 妝前乳是一款輕盈、保濕的妝前乳，為肌膚打造平滑的底妝，並延長妝容的持久度。它的質地就像溫熱的奶油般絲滑，使用後肌膚觸感如絲緞般柔嫩。光是這點就值得乾杯 ;) 輕盈透氣配方 延長妝容持久度 肌膚絲滑柔嫩 添加枸杞萃取 填補毛孔 7.5g
Customer Reviews (4.7 / 5 · 12 reviews)
The texture really is like warm butter, melts into the skin without any greasy feel. My foundation glided on smoothly and the hydration kept my face comfortable all day.
My makeup stayed put through a 10-hour workday and humid commute, which never happens for me. The texture really does feel like warm butter melting in, and my foundation went on so smoothly I almost skipped setting powder.
I’ve tried a lot of primers, and this one actually feels like spreading warm butter on my face—so smooth and creamy. My foundation stayed put through a full workday, which never happens for me. It’s light enough that I forget I’m wearing it, and the antioxidants are a nice bonus for my skin.
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