Hello lovelies!
Get ready to meet YSL All Hours Fall 2017 Collection which is a new complexion products line featuring a new All Hours Encre de Peau foundation, a liquid concealer and Encre de Peau All Hours Primer. Launching right at the beginning of fall season, all these three new products use the time-released oil control technology, which is ideal for a flawless finish and a lasting perfect makeup look. YSL has developed nano-sized powder particles capable of absorbing more than four times their weight in sebum. For a combination skin type like me this is just good to pass on and I can’t wait to try it and see for myself if the powders used in all the products from YSL All Hours Collection are really absorbing surface shine and reduce oil production over time.
Availability
U.S. Launch Date – September 2017 at Nordstrom, Sephora
UK Launch Date – September 2017 at Selfridges
International Launch Date – September 2017
YSL All Hours Fall 2017 Collection
YSL All Hours Encre de Peaul Long-Lasting Foundation SPF 20 – New
This new liquid foundation comes in seven shades and it’s shown in a rectangular 25 ml glass bottle. Its new formula promises to keep your complexion shine free for almost 24 hours while keeping the perfect balance between oil control and water retention.
YSL All Hours Concealer – New – 5 ml
This one makes the perfect pair with YSL All Hours foundation and helps you get ride of dark circles and skin imperfections in an instance. It has a lightweight formula which feels super easy on your skin, allowing it to breathe while it keeps it soft and moisturized.
YSL Encre de Peau All Hours Primer SPF 18 – New – 40 ml
Is a lightweight makeup primer that evens out your skin tone, blurs skin imperfections and creates that perfect canvas for applying your foundation.
YSL Makeup Blender – New
YSL has created this new and unique makeup blender that is meant to be used with its new All Hours Encre de Peau Foundation. I do admit it has a new shape, but that pointed tip will surely come in handy when you need to cover up and blend around the hard-to-reach areas.
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