Mascara Le Volume Chanel
38.00 €
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Lashes chiseled like Chanel’s Little Black Dress; the intensity that this hyper simple mascara confers resonates with the house’s most iconic couture moments.
Name of the product : Mascara Le Volume
Brand : Chanel
Description :
A mascara that offers instant volume from the very first stroke for longer, plumper and thicker lashes. Lashes are coated in deep colour, giving eyes a wide-open look.
The perfect union of brush and formula for intense volume:
The brush, which was developed exclusively for CHANEL, sculpts volume thanks to its disks that are stacked and oriented for an impeccable finish.
The quick-drying fluid formula helps build a customised volume result.
Composition :
A blend of waxes for instant volume.
Rapid-drying acacia gum to set the curl defined by the brush and intensify volume with each stroke.
Film-forming agents to preserve the suppleness of lashes and offer an even volume result.
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