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Age:
18+
Brand: Bell
Line: face
Product Type: face powder
Product Properties: fixation, for radiance, mattifying, sun protection
Gender: for women
Skin Type: all types, combination, oily
Format: loose
Ingredients: zinc oxide
Makeup Feature: animal-friendly, vegan
Special Certificates: cruelty free
Formula: mineral
Classification: middle market
Country: Poland
Made in: Poland
Immerse yourself in lavender serenity with Bell's refreshing mineral face powder! Its lightweight artificial grind formula visually smooths out enlarged pores and wrinkles, creating a "soft focus" effect. The product seamlessly blends into the skin and adjusts to your natural skin tone, giving it a fresher look. With this mineral powder, the skin remains pleasantly velvety to the touch, and makeup is set with a gentle matte finish. Moreover, it protects against harmful UVA radiation, positively affecting the overall condition of your skin.
Features of Bell Refreshing Mineral Powder:
- Gentle vegan formula contains 90% natural origin components;
- Light texture that allows the skin to breathe and doesn't leave a heavy feeling;
- Provides a natural matte effect, controlling oily shine;
- Contains beneficial minerals for skin care;
- Perfectly sets makeup, ensuring lasting comfort.-
Apply the powder to your entire face using a fluffy brush or a powder puff.
Reviews about Bell Refreshing Mineral Powder
I am very satisfied. I applied it at 12 o'clock. At 10 pm, my skin still doesn't shine. Although my face tends to get oily within an hour.
I completely agree with Margarita. I do not recommend it.
I want to provide a helpful review for other girls.
The packaging is terrible! The powder was already slightly spilled in the jar even though the film was intact. This happened because the dispenser barely holds on.
I just wanted to pour a little into the lid and try it out, as is usually done, but the dispenser flew out immediately and a third of the powder spilled out into my cosmetic bag :(
And also, the powder is light beige. For some reason, I was convinced it was white.