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Get That “No Makeup" Makeup Look and Save 50% On It Cosmetics Powder Foundation
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Date：2025-01-09 08:18:06
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Refresh your beauty routine with a new foundation. If you don't have a ton of time to get ready, a powder foundation is the way to go. You can create a flawless look with just a 30-second application. Powder foundations are also great because they absorb excess oil and prevent shine. You can also create an airbrushed, photo-filter-in-real-life finish.
The IT Cosmetics Celebration Foundation has everything you'd love about a powder foundation and more. It has a silk-like formula that delivers an incredibly smooth application without settling into fine lines, pores, and wrinkles. If you want to try it out, there's a can't-miss deal where you get 2 IT Cosmetics powder foundations and an application brush for just $69 from QVC. If you purchased all of these products separately, it would cost $129.
Shop this 50% off deal before it disappears.
You can apply this foundation with a sponge or the included brush, swirling in circular motions on the skin.
QVC has this foundation in seven versatile shades. Check out the hues below to find your best color match.
Do you want more info before you shop? Here are some rave reviews from people who love this set.
IT Cosmetics Celebration Foundation Duo with Brush Reviews
A shopper declared, "This is absolutely my favorite foundation. I have acne prone, sensitive skin and am allergic to nearly every foundation I have tried. This applies smoothly, the coverage is buildable and lasts for the day. I love the way it makes my skin look. Thank you It Cosmetics!"
Another gushed, "I love this stuff. It covers smoothly and naturally, and is so easy to use. I have tried many, many liquid, cream and powder, and cream to powder foundations. This is by far the best of all those categories. Looks good with or without primer, and has great staying power. I can use cream blush or powder over it. I'm telling you this is the bomb on my 60's something skin. Very natural. Did my sisters makeup for her sons wedding with it and she is sold, too."
Someone admitted, "I was very hesitant about this foundation, but decided to give it a try anyway and I'm so happy I did! It is the best foundation I ever used. And I've tried a lot! It goes on smoothly with the brush that came with it... I was afraid the powder would set in the creases, but it does not. I'm really happy with this product and would recommend it highly!"
"This really is the best powder foundation I've ever used. The brush is amazing and the foundation lasts all day without a primer....I'm talking gym workouts too," a QVC customer reviewed.
A fan of the product explained, "I'm a mom to 3 littles with no time to get ready like I used to do before kids. This helps me get ready fast and provides great coverage without having to get messy with liquid foundation. I also LOVE the brush! It works well with this product to deliver full coverage and it is so soft. I'm so glad I snatched this up on auto-delivery because I don't want to be without this foundation!"
"This is my go-to daily foundation. I get the perfect flawless coverage using this product. I have tried all other IT Cosmetics foundations and this is my all time favorite. Not thick, cakey, drying or transparent whatsoever. LOVE this product and highly recommend," a shopper raved.
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