bareMinerals Gen Nude Blonzer, Kiss Of Spice, 0.13 oz | Blush-Bronzer Hybrid for a Sun Kissed Glow, Luminous Finish, Smooths Skin, Vegan, Cruelty-Free & Dermatologist-Tested
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bareMinerals Gen Nude Blonzer, Kiss Of Spice, 0.13 oz | Blush-Bronzer Hybrid for a Sun Kissed Glow, Luminous Finish, Smooths Skin, Vegan, Cruelty-Free & Dermatologist-Tested
- A summer makeup essential that delivers the glow of bronzer and the flush of blush in one easy, radiant step.
- This talc free powder features a silky texture that blends seamlessly and builds color effortlessly.
- Buildable rosy-bronze shades flatter all skin tones and blur imperfections for a smooth, all-day radiant finish.
- This blonzer leaves a luminous finish that mimics your skin’s natural radiance after a day in the sun.
- Using a fluffy brush, apply in a “W” shape to create a naturally sun-kissed look on the high points of your face. Layer two shades to create a custom color, or add highlighter to the tops of cheeks for an extra glow.
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