Max Factor adds five shades to Colour Elixir Gloss range

Published: 27-Jun-2014

The new Fluid Rouge Collection comprise five ravishing red and popping pink shades

Max Factor Colour Elixir Gloss Fluid Rouge Collection includes five new shades of popping pink and deep red glosses, inspired by Mr Max Factor Junior’s Fluid Rouge collection of pink and red cosmetics from the 1940s.

The formula combines smoothing mineral oil, nourishing candelilla wax and shine enhancers for high-pigmented colour without stickiness.

The specially-designed sponge applicator ensures the right amount of product is applied.

RRP £7.99 each, P&G, maxfactor.co.uk.

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