NC40 Studio Tech
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Reviews for MAC Studio Tech NC40
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| Easy to Apply - how easy to apply did you find this product? |
| Application - how did this product apply? |
| Formula Thickness - how thick is the formula for this product? |
| Moisturizing - how moisturizing is this product? |
| Lightweight - how lightweight does this product feel? |
| Long-Wearing - how long-wearing is this product? |
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not a review but perhaps helpful - here is a description from the source: What it is: A tri-system blend of water, emollients and powder that glides on as a soft, creamy emulsion. Who it's for: Anyone with any skin type who wants a natural matte finish. What it does: The innovative formula provides a full range of coverage, allowing for true-to-skin shading from very light to very dark in a natural matte, powder-perfect finish. Light-diffusing properties soften lines to create a fresh, flawless texture for all skin types. Shade guide:- C: Cool (golden, olive undertones)- N: Neutral (beige undertones)- NW: Neutral Warm (pink beige undertones)- NC: Neutral Cool (golden beige undertones)How to use: Apply to your face using a sponge or a brush. Blend well.
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