Clinique Even Better Clinical Foundation SPF20 Color 78 Nutty
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Clinique Even Better Clinical Foundation SPF20 is a long-lasting moisturizing fluid foundation for...
Clinique Even Better Clinical Foundation SPF20 is a long-lasting moisturizing fluid foundation for all skin types.
- Hydrates the skin
- Improves the look of skin
- Long-lasting matte effect (up to 24h)
- Full and buildable-coverage
- SPF20 protection
- Non comedogenic
- Sweat and humidity resistant
- Color 78 Nutty
- Ideal for all skin types
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Clinique Even Better Clinical Foundation SPF20 has a lightweight formula with:
- UP302, hyaluronic acid, vitamin C and salicylic acid: uniformizing, moisturizing, retexturizing and filling action
Fragrance-free.
With a matte finish, it leaves the skin more even, hydrated and younger looking.
Apply Clinique Even Better Clinical Foundation SPF20 to a clean and dry facial skin after moisturizing care.
| Weight | 152 g |
|---|---|
| Brand | Clinique |
Clinique
Experience dermatologist-driven, 100% fragrance-free beauty with the world of Clinique. Clinique is a global pioneer in skincare, famous for its iconic 3-Step System and allergy-tested formulas. Every product, from the legendary Dramatically Different Moisturizing Lotion to high-performance foundations, is designed to be highly effective yet gentle on even the most sensitive and intolerant skin. By avoiding common allergens and irritants, Clinique ensures a radiant, healthy complexion without compromise. Shop the dermatologist-developed collection at IDIVIA.Quick Summary
Q: What is it?
Clinique Even Better Clinical Foundation SPF20 is a nourishing fluid specifically formulated to provide long lasting coverage.
Q: What does it do?
It works to moisturize all skin types while protecting the skin from the sun. Formulated for a seamless and hydrated finish.
Q: How to use?
Apply to the face and blend evenly with fingertips or a brush.
