Achieve Naturally Matte Skin Full of Life

Estée Lauder Double Wear Stay-in-Place Makeup SPF10 long lasting foundation with a natural matte finish combines long lasting power with a light, airy sensation on your skin. It offers medium to full coverage that can be easily layered without making your skin look heavy. Thanks to its 36-hour wear without colour change, sebum control and hydration, skin remains even and fresh throughout the day.

Characteristics:

• evens out skin tone and covers up imperfections for up to 36 hours
• provides medium to full coverage, can be layered
• leaves a naturally matte finish full of life that does not appear flat
• resistant to perspiration, moisture, heat, and abrasions
• reduces the visibility of pores
• does not clog pores, does not settle in wrinkles and does not create blotches
• suitable for all skin types, including sensitive and problematic skin

Ingredients:

• glycerine and hyaluronic acid – provide immediate hydration and help maintain optimal levels of moisture in skin
• niacinamide – helps gradually reduce sebum production
• brown seaweed extract – supports sebum regulation in skin
• free of oil, perfumes and alcohol which dehydrate skin
• dermatologically tested, non-comedogenic

How to use:
Before use, shake Estée Lauder Double Wear Stay-in-Place Makeup SPF10 foundation thoroughly. Apply a small amount to points where you want greater coverage (e.g. cheeks, forehead and chin). Work it in using your fingers, a sponge or brush from the middle of your face outwards. For greater coverage, apply several coats – allow each coat to dry first. For a natural effect, press the foundation into your skin gently with your fingers.

Notino tip:
Estée Lauder Double Wear Stay-in-Place Makeup is coming with an innovated formula. It reacts to current skin needs and to technological advancements, while keeping everything that you always loved about it. It offers high coverage, an airy texture and an even more natural matt finish. You can read more about the changes to the product by clicking here.