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Swissline Water Shock Bi-Phase Make-up Remover - Eyes & Lips 100ml/3.4oz Superpowder creamy brightening cleansing milk Helps 114902

Name: Swissline Water Shock Bi-Phase Make-up Remover - Eyes & Lips 100ml/3.4oz Superpowder creamy brightening cleansing milk Helps 114902
Brand: basakdanismanlik.com
SKU: 65642812645
Price: 45.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.6993 (29 reviews)

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Swissline Water Shock Bi Phase Make up Remover Eyes & Lips 100ml 3.4oz Superpowder creamy brightening cleansing milk Helps 114902 creamy brightening cleansing milk Helps gently remove all traces of makeup & everyday impurities Concentrated with Lux Factor featuring two natural extracts to provide dual anti spot action Powered by the signature CMAGE Complex that activates vital cell functions: moisturizing organically grown rosewood essential oil Creates an environment of comforting tranquility that clears your mind & uplifts spirit Skin appears suppler comfortable & healthy looking Ophthalmologically tested A non oily

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