Maybelline Tattoo Color Matte Color Giving 1.4g
Original price was: $18.30.$15.82Current price is: $15.82.
No extra fees or customs duties at delivery. Guaranteed!
Maybelline Tattoo Color Matte is an all-in-one shadow, liner and primer that defines and provides...
Maybelline Tattoo Color Matte is an all-in-one shadow, liner and primer that defines and provides intense color for up to 24h.
With a built-in sharpener, provides a hassle-free application and bold and long lasting color.
- Glides on smoothly
- Delivers a crease-resistant color
- Water, transfer and sweat resistant
- Long-lasting finish (up to 24h)
- Color Giving
Only 1 left in stock
Maybelline Tattoo Color Matte has a tattoo-powered pigments that offers up to 24-hour color wear performance.
Apply Maybelline Tattoo Color Matte to the eye.
As a liner: sharpen the tip and trace your lash line.
As a shadow: use the stick to color your eyelid then blend it with a brush or your finger.
As a primer: apply before your eyeshadow directly on your eyelid with the stick. Blend it with a brush or your finger.
| Weight | 48 g |
|---|---|
| Brand | Maybelline |
Maybelline
From New York to you: Make it happen with the trend-setting makeup of Maybelline. Maybelline New York is the world’s leading cosmetics brand, bringing the energy of the catwalk to your fingertips. Famous for its revolutionary mascaras like "Great Lash" and "Sky High," and the long-wearing "SuperStay" Matte Ink, Maybelline offers advanced formulas and urban-inspired shades. Whether you want a natural "no-makeup" look or a bold New York statement, Maybelline provides high-quality, accessible beauty for everyone. Explore the full range at IDIVIA.Quick Summary
Q: What is it?
Maybelline Tattoo Color Matte Color Giving 1.4g is an all in one shadow, liner, and primer specifically formulated to provide intense color.
Q: What does it do?
It helps to deliver a crease resistant and sweat resistant finish for up to 24 hours. Formulated with tattoo powered pigments for bold wear.
Q: How to use?
Apply as a liner by tracing the lash line, as a shadow by blending on the eyelid, or as a primer before eyeshadow.
