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Reviews for Dior Fix It Colour 2-In-1 Prime & Colour Correct 100 Blue
less then fifty reviews
most would repurchase
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Prefer prose? A snappy summary of reviews so far: Reviewing the formula thickness category the current two suggests users & critics responses to "how thick is the formula for this product?" are mildy towards thin. Feedback for the moisturizing category an average total of four suggests considering the question "how moisturizing is this product?" usually favor hydrating. In the colour category the current rating of five indicates replies to "did this product work for your skin tone?" mainly favor worked for my skin tone. Considering the natural looking category an average of four suggests reviewers when asked "how natural looking is this product" usually suggest me only better. On the blendability category a rating of four is a sign that evaluating "how blendable is this product?" generally suggest blends easily.
not a review but perhaps helpful - here is a description from the source: 100 Blue: anti-dullness action This lilac-blue is expert on yellow-toned Caucasian skins and Asian skins. It evens out tired complexions for extra glow. Dabbed on the light-catching areasthe forehead and the tips of the cheeksit gives them an instantly fresh and rested look. 200 Apricot: perfect for matte or tanned complexions Designed to even out dark skins, it tones down greyness, diminishes dark spots and corrects areas of hyperpigmentation and dark circles that tend towards an olive hue. .
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