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The Flormar All Day Fix Matte Makeup Setting Spray is designed for individuals with oily or combination skin who want to maintain a shine-free, flawless complexion throughout the day. By locking makeup in place, it prevents smudging and fading, though those with extremely dry skin might find the matte finish slightly too drying for daily use.
| Model Part Number | 666810099 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Flormar |
Yes, it contains bisabolol, which is known for its soothing properties, though a patch test is always recommended.
Yes, it is designed to be used as a final step to lock in all makeup layers, including powder.
The formula is designed to be lightweight and fast-absorbing; however, please check the bottle packaging for the full ingredient list if you have specific sensitivity to drying agents.
No, the fine mist ensures an even application that prevents the product from pooling or making makeup look heavy.
Depending on daily usage frequency, a 125 ml bottle typically lasts between 2 to 3 months.
Rinse the nozzle under warm water and wipe it with a clean cloth to remove dried product buildup.
Hold the bottle further away from your face during application and ensure you are shaking the bottle vigorously before use.
Ensure your skin is properly hydrated with a moisturizer before applying the setting spray to balance the matte effect.
To use this product effectively, shake the bottle well before each use to ensure the active ingredients are properly mixed. Store the product in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to maintain the integrity of the botanical ingredients like matcha tea. When applying, keep your eyes and mouth closed to avoid irritation. This spray is compatible with most water-based and silicone-based foundations, though it is recommended to test a small patch of skin first if you have a history of sensitivity to cosmetic mists.
