Guerlain Terracotta Concealer
Guerlain Terracotta Concealer
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Description
Drawing on its scientific expertise and its refined knowledge of powder and pigment, Guerlain has imagined its first concealer combining the long-lasting power of a liquid concealer and the blurring radiance of a corrective powder, formulated with 95% of ingredients of natural origin.
Terracotta Concealer offers exceptional and easily buildable coverage, in addition to an ultra-fusion result. Particularly comfortable, the soft and sensory texture ensures 24 hours of hydration and 24 hours of optimal hold thanks to its transfer-free technology.
With an innovative formula, of natural origin and long-lasting, Terracotta Concealer introduces a new essential beauty gesture, to correct imperfections, illuminate dark areas and display the freshness and radiant complexion of a return from the weekend in the open air.
A formula as close as possible to the essentials to allow the skin to shine naturally.
About the Brand : Guerlain is a French perfume, cosmetics and skincare house, which is among the oldest in the world. Many traditional Guerlain fragrances are characterized by a common olfactory accord known as the "Guerlinade" The House Founded in Paris in 1828 by the perfumer Pierre-Francois Pascal Guerlain. Since 1828, Guerlain has explored, innovated and elevated beauty in Fragrances, Skincare and Makeup. Guerlain’s bold creative talents have crafted mythic creations, drawing on timeless savoir-faire. Nature and Art are our inspirations and the Culture of Beauty is our signature.
How to use
TAP & ZONE: a targeted, finger-applied gesture. Apply the texture to the skin in dabs, using the built-in applicator. Target only the areas to be corrected, then tap in the material with the fingertip until an even result is achieved.
TAP & STRETCH: an all-over application gesture using a brush. Apply the texture to the skin, stretching with the built-in applicator: under the inner corner of the eye, at the outer corner, moving up towards the temple, at the bridge of the nose, moving up towards the cheek, then from the center of the forehead, stretching outwards. Pat in with the brush, then stretch outwards for a natural, seamless result.