Matt finish and rich color meet optimal wearing comfort. The Perfect Mat Lipstick by Artdeco is the ultimate lipstick for kissable matte lips. It evenly and intensely applies matte color to the lips, making them appear incredibly smooth and delicate. Thanks to its long-lasting texture, the Perfect Mat Lipstick offers extra long wear without fading. It has a subtle vanilla scent and does not dry out the lips, providing a creamy, soft feel and excellent comfort.
Application
After using a lip liner, apply the lipstick directly or with a brush.
Lipstick type | Lipstick |
finish | Matt |
Colour code + Colour description | Brown |
Item number | 14935113 |
Manufacturer | Artdeco |
Category | Lipstick |
Manufacturer no. | 13608295 |
Release date | 1.3.2021 |
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Colour | Brown |
Colour code + Colour description | Brown |
Exact colour description | Brown |
Lipstick type | Lipstick |
finish | Matt |
covering power | Strong |
Care need | Long-lasting, Matting, Smoothening |
Product line | Perfect Mat Lipstick |
CO₂-Emission | |
Climate contribution |
Items per sales unit | 1 x |
Length | 7 cm |
Width | 2 cm |
Height | 2 cm |
Weight | 3 g |
Instructions for use | Lipsticks are not only available in the classic stick form, but also with an applicator or as a lip pencil. Application may vary depending on the product you choose, but it is always simple and uncomplicated. With classic lipsticks, you apply the colour directly to the lips using the pencil. Any smudges can be dabbed away with a tissue. For a particularly even look, we recommend outlining the lips with a matching lip liner. Lipsticks with an applicator in the form of a sponge are even more precise to use and are particularly easy to apply to the lips. However, a lip pencil with its tapered tip is the easiest and quickest to apply. First define your lips with the lip pencil and then fill them in completely with the same product. |
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