MUA unveils new skin care and Pro / Base ranges

By Becky Bargh | Published: 19-Jul-2018
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Each product in the 4-sku collection is designed to tackle a specific skin care concern

Colour cosmetics brand MUA has announced the release of a new line of skin care products.

The range includes the Smooth Set & Prime Blur, Makeup Remover Stick, Soothe & Cool Primer Stick and Softening Facial Oil stick (£4 each), each designed to help tackle a specific skin care concern.

MUA is also set to release another four products as part of its Pro / Base range, this includes a concealer, matte powder, mist spray and primer.

Each of the products is designed for easy application and will be available via superdrug.com from 25 July.

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