SLA Paris Dermographic Eye Pencil - Turquoise

SLA Paris Dermographic Eye Pencil - Turquoise

Marsoni

M251S

$42.00

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SLA Paris Dermographic Eye Pencil - TurquoiseThe Dermographic Eye Pencil features a soft, firm tip that smoothly glides on for precise and long lasting application. It is the ultimate tool for defining the eyes, allowing you to achieve natural or sophisticated designs with varying intensity. The creamy texture and high pigmentation ensures comfortable and perfect application, while the non stick soft tip creates precise and well defined lines along the lashes or brows. The Natural Kohl Pencils

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Reviewed in the United States on May 12, 2011