Charlotte TilburyTAKE IT ALL OFF 30 ML

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My oil-based bi-phase travel-sized makeup remover for your eyes, lashes and lips! ABOUT THE PRODUCT Darlings, use my Take It All Off makeup remover to effortlessly dissolve and gently remove your eye and lip makeup with just a SHAKE, SOAK and SWIPE! This travel-sized bottle is perfect for TAKING IT ALL OFF during a weekend away, summer holiday and on-the-go! My Take It All Off Eye Makeup Remover is a two-toned easy bi-phase makeup remover, which effortlessly removes waterproof, long-wear and the hardest-to-shift makeup! The formula is infused with comforting CHAMOMILE and soothing EYEBRIGHT to gently remove makeup while hydrating your skin and conditioning your lashes and lips! *100 people tested after application. **Tested on 30 people over 8 days. Fill: 30ml SKU: SEMRX30XXR INGREDIENTS + BENEFITS EYEBRIGHT - Soothing effect to refresh digitally fatigued eye area CHAMOMILE - Soothes, and conditions lashes and lips AQUA/WATER/EAU, ISOHEXADECANE, CAPRYLIC/CAPRIC TRIGLYCERIDE, PROPANEDIOL, MALTODEXTRIN, CHAMOMILLA RECUTITA (MATRICARIA) FLOWER EXTRACT, SODIUM CHLORIDE, SODIUM GLUCONATE, POLYAMINOPROPYL BIGUANIDE, CITRIC ACID, EUPHRASIA OFFICINALIS EXTRACT, PHENOXYETHANOL, SODIUM HYDROXIDE. CLINICALLY-PROVEN RESULTS - 94% agree the product removes every trace of long-wear makeup* - 90% agree the product feels caring on tired eyes/a digitally fatigued eye area* - Suitable for sensitive eyes and contact lens wearers**. *100 people tested after application. **Tested on 30 people over 8 days. HOW TO APPLY - SHAKE: To use, start by shaking the eye makeup remover to blend the oil & water layers together. - Hold a wet cotton pad on the top of the bottle and tip out to soak the cotton pad. - SOAK: Soak the eyelid by placing the cotton pad over closed eyes & hold down for 10 seconds. - SWIPE: Swipe outwards to remove your makeup & any excess formula.

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REVERSIBLE ID
680594595
Brand style ID
SEMRX30X1R

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