Ombre Matte
https://www.clarins.ca/en/ombre-matte/80026981.html
7 g
Item# 80026981
$ 26.00
(8) Reviews
A new generation cream-to-powder eye shadow with a smoothing matte finish and unique sensoriality.
- Texture Powder
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01 nude beige
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02 nude pink
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03 taupe
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04 rosewood
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05 sparkle grey
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06 earth
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07 carbon
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08 heather
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09 ivory
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10 midnight blue
Selected Shade 09 ivory -
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Additional Information
A new generation cream-to-powder eye shadow with a smoothing matte finish and unique sensoriality.
A new "cream-powder" texture that combines the comfort and smoothing effect of a cream with the fineness and holding power of a powder.A cream that is soft and light to the touch. A smoothing, mattifying and long-lasting compact powder that glides over the eyelid and blends evenly into the skin upon application.
- Texture: Powder
Product Reviews
Friends & Family
Get glowing with up to 25% OFF Clarins all-stars. Feel good knowing that your order will provide 10 school meals in partnership with FEED.
No code required.
Learn MoreAbout the product
A new "cream-powder" texture that combines the comfort and smoothing effect of a cream with the fineness and holding power of a powder.A cream that is soft and light to the touch. A smoothing, mattifying and long-lasting compact powder that glides over the eyelid and blends evenly into the skin upon application.
Featured Ingredients
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Bamboo
Bambusa arundinacea is a variety of bamboo found across India which is fast-growing, with a tall, hollow stem. The substance collected from the nodes on stems of the female plant is known as « tabashir » (literally « bamboo tears » ) in India. Rich in silica, tabashir is used in traditional medicine for its beneficial action on the joints and for its toning and regenerating properties.
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Ingredients
Bambusa arundinacea
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