With the kind of weather we have
today woman’s best friend to stay fresh and confident is a dab of a powder. May
it be compact or loose, a powder is always a must have. Everyone starts from
using a refreshing touch since they were little babies. Mom’s never let their
child go through a day without a powder to keep delicate skin from rashes and
any skin diseases caused by sweat. Now as people grow older our oil glands
become demand more of maintenance. Though using powders depend on the type of
skin a person has it would still be safe to use something to prevent facial
outbreaks and as well as to keep your face to its utmost perfection. There are
lots of brands in the market that promises best effects for all costumers but
these vary depending on how your skin will react to them.
Here is an item women will sure
love these days. Viktor and Rolf’s flowerbomb scented
face and body powder is made to come to your rescue, it comes in a handy
tube that releases its hidden kabuki brush when the cap is removed. Contains
the powder inside the tube already so all you have to do is to shake a little
and start brushing your face and body with it. Viktor
and Rolf’s flowerbomb collection is made to meet the need of every woman
for a perfect look that will keep their faces glow and be free of shine – from
oil. It also gives you less worry of sudden breakouts and unlikeable elements
in your face because they are made from the finest natural ingredients. The
powder also comes with a floral scent that would make you confidently fresh
throughout the day. The powder ingredients include tea, bergamot, Simbac
Jasmine, Centifolia rose, Fressia and Cattleya orchids to showcase the most
delicate and adorable aroma you can bring with your face and body all day. No
need to spend so much for a floral scent for they would all be included in your
powder.
Viktor and Rolf’s flowerbomb
scented face and body powder is available at Neiman Marcus stores, if you want
to see the glow and smell the scent for yourself go to the nearest stores now!
Image via the Powder Room Blog
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