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What it is: A set designed to help balance your skin tone and brighten your day with a weightless powder foudnation and fluffy kabuki brush. Set includes:- Baked Balance-n-Brighten Color Correcting Foundation: an iconic, weightless formula that's baked for 24 hours and hand-finished in Italy, giving you the easy application of a powder with the benefits of a cream- Retractable Angled Kabuki Brush: How to use: For light coverage, swirl the Retractable Kabuki Brush with sleeve pushed all the way down–onto the powder then stroke on face. Blend outward and upward. Repeat to build coverage. To build out fuller coverage, apply with the protective sleeve of the Retractable Kabuki Brush pulled almost all the way up. Swirl onto the powder then gently dab onto face, repeat as needed. It can also be used as a finishing powder by lightly dusting it over your chosen liquid or cream foundation.
LAURA GELLER BEAUTY Baked Balance-n-brighten Color Correcting Foundation + Kabuki Brush Set
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Baked Balance-n-brighten Color Correcting Foundation + Kabuki Brush Set
What it is: A set designed to help balance your skin tone and brighten your day with a weightless powder foudnation and fluffy kabuki brush. Set includes:- Baked Balance-n-Brighten Color Correcting Foundation: an iconic, weightless formula that's baked for 24 hours and hand-finished in Italy, giving you the easy application of a powder with the benefits of a cream- Retractable Angled Kabuki Brush: How to use: For light coverage, swirl the Retractable Kabuki Brush with sleeve pushed all the way down–onto the powder then stroke on face. Blend outward and upward. Repeat to build coverage. To build out fuller coverage, apply with the protective sleeve of the Retractable Kabuki Brush pulled almost all the way up. Swirl onto the powder then gently dab onto face, repeat as needed. It can also be used as a finishing powder by lightly dusting it over your chosen liquid or cream foundation.
