e.l.f. Soft Glam Satin Foundation 40 Tan Warm Liquid Foundation 30ml

e.l.f. Soft Glam Satin Foundation 40 Tan Warm Liquid Foundation 30ml

Marsoni

M251S

$16.29

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e.l.f. Soft Glam Satin Foundation 40 Tan Warm Liquid Foundation 30mlA long lasting, hydrating liquid foundation that delivers just right, medium buildable coverage and a satin finish. Long lasting foundation that delivers medium, buildable coverage and a satin finish. Breathable formula doesn't look or feel cakey. Infused with 1% Hydrating Hibiscus Complex, plus pomegranate, blueberry and goji berry extracts. Non comedogenic won't clog pores. Available in 36 shades for a wide range of skin tones. Suitable for dry,

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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2012