MUDColour Creme 2-in-1 Cream Blusher and Lipstick in Shade Sweet Cheeks
R299
Please Note:
- Due to the nature of this product, it cannot be returned unless sealed and in original packaging.
About
At Make-Up Designory (MUD), creating honest make-up products and providing quality education has been our passion for the past decade. We plan to stay loyal to that tradition. That's what makes us different from other make-up brands. We conduct rigorous testing for our MUD line of products through industry experts and up-and-coming make-up artists at our highly regarded schools in Los Angeles and New York, to ensure we meet professional standards for today and tomorrow.
So whether you dare to be different, prefer polished and professional or simply want an all-natural look, MUD promises quality, long-lasting wearability, flawless application and radiantly accurate colour. With our systematic lines, precision tools, how-to guides and insider tips, we've eliminated the frustrating guesswork. Just simple, smart, versatile make-up. No wonder MUD has been the expert choice of make-up professionals for the past decade.
Product Features
The Basics:
- Sheer, non-greasy cheek and lip colors that add a fresh glow to the skin.
- Use alone to create natural warmth or over foundation for a colorful finish.
- Creates glowing color that appears to radiate naturally through the skin.
Color Theory:
- A rosy pink color
- Ideal for light to medium skin tones
- Gives cheeks a warm, blushing glow
Quick Study:
- Apply over MUD Cream Foundation; set with Loose Powder for a matte finish
- Excellent on dry, mature, or textured skin
- Can be used on lips with a touch of MUD Lip Gloss for a natural effect
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