TEndure and quality: this is the philosophy that distinguishes the new make-up course by Dolce&Gabbana. Trend because the products allow you to replicate different looks inspired by the catwalks and viral trends on social networks, and quality because the brand has decided to enhance Italianness in continuity with fashion through cosmetics too. The formulas, in fact, contain treating active ingredients derived from Italian ingredients. Like the fig present in Fig Skin Perfector Shine Control Blurring Powder, the powder protagonist of the beauty cover of Vanity Fair on newsstands with artwork by Andrea Brindisi.
With a universal shade suitable for all skin tones, it reduces shine and gives the complexion a luminous finish, minimizing the appearance of pores. The powder formula is
enriched with Italian fig and hyaluronic acid. It is the ideal product for fixing make-up and creating a perfect look fresh look, well-groomed but very natural looking. Precisely for this reason, Dolce&Gabbana Beauty did not choose the classic foundation to build the base, but a skin tint with a lighter texture that blends into the skin. It can be applied like a cream and remains imperceptible while evening out and coloring the complexion.
How to achieve the fresh look. What does it take to give your face a fresh and healthy look? A brightness-amplifying hydrating primer to improve the texture of the skin, the skin tint, the mattifying loose powder to counteract shine without taking away brightness and a lip plumper, which brings out the natural color of the lips.
Source: Vanity Fair
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