CanmakeCanmake - Blessed Natural Foundation Refill Spf 25 Pa++ (#01 Light)

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Brand from Japan: Canmake. As a contrasting color to your complexion, lavender downplays dullness and enhances the translucence of your skin! It also makes skin look paler and more beautiful Sparkles like a shower of stardust! An eyeshadow with a new texture for a base and highlighter. An eyeshadow with high-luminosity pearl particles that make your eyelids look brighter, correcting irregularities in skin tone and giving you added radiance. Tone-up base: A base color that clears under-eye bags and dullness, making your eyes look clearer and more beautiful. For a clear, sophisticated radiance! Apply to the whole of your eyelid, either on its own or under another color. Moisturizing highlighter: A highlighter that adds the brightness and sparkle of stardust to the inner corner of your eyes, The area under your brows and the under-eye area. Use over another color for extra dazzling eyes! How to UsE: (A) Highlighter Apply to the inner corners of the eyes, under the eyebrows, and under the eyes. (B) Base Apply over the whole eyelid. Banishes dullness and makes eyes look brighter. Mix (A) & (B) Pack Size - 3.8g Chemical-free formulation - No silicon, parabens, tar-based pigments, ultraviolet absorbers, mineral oils, synthetic perfumes, synthetic preservatives or petroleum-derived ingredients. *Please avoid applying water directly damp sponge to the puff (do not use the method). We have created this using no petroleum-derived raw materials. Reward (2) Simple and beautiful, without feeling heavy The light, non-powdery texture won't clog your pores, creating a soft, comfortable finish as natural as bare skin. Contains highly transparent crystal mica that covers pores and patchy complexions for hours on end, without fading. Reward (3) Reassuring UV-reducing effect Worried about the UV-reducing effect of natural cosmetics that contain no ultraviolet absorbers? If so, you'll be reassured by this foundation's SPF25, PA++ formulation. Ultraviolet rays bounce back off the na...