Bellápierre’s compact approach

Published: 30-Sep-2010
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Mineral make-up brand Bellápierre has launched a new range of compact face products, which is said to offer a more portable alternative to the company’s existing loose powder products.

The new range features three products, each containing a blend of ground mineral pigments, jojoba and honeysuckle extracts, along with titanium dioxide and zinc oxide which provide UV protection.

Compact Mineral 5 in 1 Foundation, available in ten shades is claimed to work as a concealer, foundation, setting power and has SPF15 protection. Compact Mineral Blush, meanwhile, helps achieve a natural glow and is available in four shades. Finally Compact Mineral Face & Body Bronzer helps enhance a tan and is available in four shades.
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