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Glo Skin Beauty Oil Control Emulsion Moisturizer | Ultra Light Hydration, Helps Reduce Shine

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Glo Skin Beauty Oil Control Emulsion Moisturizer | Ultra Light Hydration, Helps Reduce Shine
- OIL CONTROL: Ultra light hydration, helps reduce shine - now with Microsponge Technology.
- HYDRATING: Offers ultra-lightweight hydration that helps balance, purify and mattify oily skin with a blend of humectants, antioxidants and oil-absorbing agents for a shine-free complexion.
- REDUCE SHINE: Now with new microsponge technology that mattifies and reduces shine recommended for oily skin.
- ULTRA-LIGHT, oil controlling, moisturizer for use on the face. Great for reducing shine all over the face, Especially on the t-zone. A part of our solution for acne-prone skin.
- GLO SKIN BEAUTY: Delivering on the promise of healthy, beautiful skin is what drives us every day at Glo Skin Beauty. Our innovative skincare and nourishing mineral makeup collections work together seamlessly to reveal your authentic best.
Ultra lightweight hydration helps balance and purify oily complexions with a blend of humectants and antioxidants

Country	USA
Brand	Glo Skin Beauty
Manufacturer	Glo Skin Beauty
Binding	Health and Beauty
ItemPartNumber	4346101999
Color	WHITE
ReleaseDate	2017-08-31
Size	1.7 Ounce (Pack of 1)
UnitCount	1
UPCs	842738101426
EANs	0842738101426

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