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Purminerals Rose Inca and Mineral Light Powder Split Pan

This compact provides a touch of color and luminosity
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Color of the blush?
Could you please tell me if the shade of blush Rose Inca is a peachy pink? It's hard to tell the shade on the computer.
asked 7 months ago
by
Holmar
 - Sudbury, Ontario
on Rose Inca and Mineral Light Powder Split Pan
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answer 1
Rose Inca is a reddish bronze shade with a rose undertone.
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answered 6 months ago
by
PurCustomerService
 - Atlanta, GA
Question
Is this combination suitable for darker skin tones?
I use the Deeper 4-in-1 foundation. I am looking for something I can use as a highlighter/shadow combo for subtle countouring.
asked 1 year, 5 months ago
by
Bird
 - Gainesville, FL
on Rose Inca and Mineral Light Powder Split Pan
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answer 1
These shades are for all skin tones. The powders go on with a sheer effect. Since they do not contain talc, you can easily layer for more intensity without the powder looking cakey.
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answered 1 year, 4 months ago
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PurCustomerService
 - Atlanta, GA
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