diego dalla palma Stay On Me No Transfer Long Lasting Foundation 268w Hazelnut Beige 30ml
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Product Description
Diego Dalla Palma Stay On Me No Transfer Long Lasting Foundation in the shade 268W Hazelnut Beige is your perfect companion for a flawless complexion. This foundation promises to stay put throughout your busy day, allowing you to focus on what truly matters. With a wonderfully lightweight formula, it glides on effortlessly, ensuring even coverage without feeling heavy on the skin.
This innovative foundation is designed to be transfer-resistant, meaning it sticks by you even during those unexpected moments. Whether you're rushing through your daily routine or enjoying a night out, you can trust that your makeup will remain as fresh as when you first applied it. Say goodbye to touch-ups and hello to confidence with Diego Dalla Palma.
The 268W Hazelnut Beige shade offers a beautiful tone that enhances your natural radiance. It's perfect for achieving a radiant finish, ensuring you look your best from morning until night. Elevate your makeup game with the reliability and quality that Diego Dalla Palma brings to your beauty routine.
Product details
Made In: Italy
Diego Dalla Palma bio
diego dalla palma embody the mantra that there is no simple concept of perfection. Utilising and unraveling the secrets of the theatre industry, they celebrate playful and exuberant makeup.
Classic and contemporary styles forms a diverse range full of a variety of gorgeous colours and velvety textures.
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Delivery & Returns
This product is eligible for free standard delivery with Beauté Focus. Orders are expected to arrive 6-8 days after dispatch. Express/Next day delivery option available. Shipping available to UK addresses only.
The returns policy for this retailer is around 30 days, see their website for further information.
