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Revlon Liquid Foundation, ColorStay Face Makeup for Normal & Dry Skin, SPF 20, Longwear Medium-Full Coverage with Natural Finish, 410 Cappuccino, 1 fl oz

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Revlon Liquid Foundation, ColorStay Face Makeup for Normal & Dry Skin, SPF 20, Longwear Medium-Full Coverage with Natural Finish, 410 Cappuccino, 1 fl oz
- LONG-WEARING: Oil-free, fragrance-free foundation with broad-spectrum SPF 20 creates a flawless look for up to 24 hours; comfortable and lightweight feel
- SKIN-CARING: Hyaluronic Acid boosts skin’s moisture by over 120%
- SOFT, NATURAL FINISH: 24HR hydration for a healthy-looking glow
- BUDGE-PROOF: Transfer-resistant & waterproof; resists heat, sweat & humidity
- FOR ALL SKIN: 24 diverse shades

Country	USA
Brand	REVLON
Manufacturer	Revlon Consumer Products Corp.
Binding	Health and Beauty
ItemPartNumber	6385-12
Model	007377-12
Color	410 Cappuccino
ReleaseDate	2019-01-02
Size	1 Fl Oz (Pack of 1)
UnitCount	1
UPCs	309975415124
EANs	0309975415124

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