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  • johanna

    1 month

    Base/primer?

    What do you recommend for a base/primer for this? Is it silicone or water-based? Best regards, Johanna
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  • Emma

    2 months

    02 light N?

    Do you have any preliminary date for when color 02 will be in? 🤗
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    • Emma

      Customer service at Lyko
      2 months
      Hey! I took a sneak peek and see that the beauty is ordered, but I don't have an exact date for when it might land with us. Let's keep our fingers crossed that it doesn't take long🤞✨ If you haven't monitored the product, please do so. Then you'll get an email the moment the product is back in stock💌 Take care!💖
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SweedGlass Skin Foundation 13 - Deep W

5 reviews, 4.3 on average
485 kr
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Description
Ingredients

A light fluid formula for a flawless glass skin effect that lasts all day. A hybrid between skincare and foundation with a silky, elastic texture that feels comfortable and looks like a second skin. The light reflecting and flexible formula leaves the skin supple with a true source of natural radiance and guarantees non-stop hydration.
Infused with energizing sea water and seaweed to moist and protect the skin from external aggressors such as pollution and blue light.
Available in 15 shades.

Result:
A rested-looking, even complexion with a silky luminous glow. Natural second skin effect.
Medium coverage. Buildable.

Use:
Gently apply with a foundation brush onto entire face or key areas in downward direction. Buildable.
For a lighter result apply with your fingers.

30 ml

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