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BAKING

'Baking' consists of applying a very generous layer of translucent powder over the liquid or cream covering the under-eye area, leaving it for about 10 to 20 minutes. After the 'resting' time, the excess is removed with the help of a slightly dampened sponge. The goal is to obtain a perfect finish, without creases, open pores, or product build-up in fine lines, creating a natural and perfect effect, illuminating the areas in question.

BLUSH

Also known as rouge, blush is used to bring your face to life. Healthy skin has a natural blush in the cheek area. Foundation takes away all the natural color from the face, so it is essential to use rouge to give the skin a naturally healthy color.

BUTYLENE GLYCOL

Butylene glycol is included in product formulas because it adds moisture and conditions the skin. It also acts as a solvent, which means it prevents other ingredients, dyes and pigments from clumping together inside a solution.

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