Giant Puff Puff Pass Set & Bake Powder
$50.00
eCosmetics is an authorized retailer of Kimchi Chic Beauty.Once upon a time, we played an April Foolu2019s joke and said we were releasing PPP in gallon size. When we spilled the tea that it was a joke, you asked for it to be real. So, we listened! Introducing our Giant PPP in Translucent!! Itu2019s not a gallon, but it is 3x the size of our regular PPP. So, bake and slay away!!!Puff Puff Pass in Translucent is perfect for fair to medium skin tones with a neutral undertone. It is a lightweight loose powder thatu2019s finely milled and easy to use to set and/or bake your makeup. Formulated with Rice Powder and Vitamin-E as special ingredients, their natural anti-aging, and oil-absorbing properties will keep you looking snatched all day.
Brand: Kimchi Chic Beauty
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