MOROCCO MONO BIKOR
N°4Copper dust

€12,00
MOROCCO MONO BIKOR
N°4Copper dust
€ 12,00
  • MOROCCO MONO BIKOR N°4

  • Highly pigmented, velvety formula is ideal for shading, creating depth and highlighting the eye. A single layer will provide a natural and delicate effect, while each subsequent one will make it more spectacular.

    The emollients make the application easy and even without using the base, they stays on the eyelid throughout the day untouched - no more creases or fallout! The unique formula makes mixing colors and applying shadows super easy! Additional bonus? They can be used dry or wet, e.g. as an eyeliner!

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  • Delivery

    Standard Europe delivery 10 € ( 20 USD ) ( 12 GBP)

    InPost delivery is not avaliable outside Poland.

    Standard Europe delivery is free with orders over 150 euro ( 200 USD ) (120 GBP).

    Shipping to some countries will be subject to customs duties and additional VAT.

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    You have to send back all products in exactly the same condition as you received them with "Returns form" filled out.

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    Formula

    BIKOR MOROCCO

    Thanks to our original micronization process and near creamy texture, each layer adheres perfectly to the eyelids to prevent crumbling and deposition of eyeshadow in the eyelid crease. The unique formula of MOROCCO Eyeshadows enables you to use it dry or wet, making it a great substitute for an eyeliner.

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  • FAQ

    How to use eyeshadows when you have visible wrinkles around eyes?

    Even if your skin is mature with visible wrinkles around eyes area you can enjoy whole eyeshadows range.

    How to apply eyeshadows to emphasize deep colour?

    To make a matte shadow really pop on the lid, use the flat shadow brush to press the color onto the lid until the desired intensity is achieved.