Daiya Fude Face Duo
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Reviews for Shiseido Daiya Fude Face Duo
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most would repurchase
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not a review but perhaps helpful - here is a description from the source: What it is: A brush with a gel tip blender on one side and red, diamond-shape synthetic brush head on the other. What it does: The gel tip mimics the effect of fingertips without absorbing product like a traditional sponge. Hygienic and easy to wipe clean, the applicator adapts to the contours of the face to build optimal coverage. The synthetic brush on the other side looks and feels fluffy but contains a large amount of dense fibers at its core to maintain the tool's shape and provide the perfect balance of strength and flexibility. The ergonomic brush is compatible with creams, powders, liquids and gels. It is handcrafted in Japan by a team of seasoned artisans. How to use: Use the gel blender to dab liquid or cushion formulas onto the face and the red brush to buff and diffuse pigment for a soft-focus finish.
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