Description
Everly Beauties Stay Fab Matte Finishing Spray – 43ml.
The Everly Beauties Stay Fab Matte Finishing Spray is a lightweight and long-lasting setting spray designed to lock your makeup in place while delivering a matte finish. Formulated to control excess oil and shine, this spray keeps your makeup looking fresh and flawless all day. Its quick-drying, non-sticky formula ensures that your makeup stays intact without smudging or fading, making it perfect for all-day wear. Ideal for all skin types, especially oily or combination skin, this finishing spray is a must-have for a shine-free, perfected look.
Key Features:
- Matte Finish: Controls oil and shine for a long-lasting, matte look.
- Long-Lasting Hold: Keeps makeup in place throughout the day, preventing smudging or fading.
- Quick-Drying Formula: Dries quickly, leaving a smooth, non-sticky finish.
- Lightweight & Comfortable: Feels light on the skin, providing a breathable and comfortable wear.
- Oil Control: Perfect for oily and combination skin, reducing excess oil production.
- All-Skin Types: Suitable for all skin types, enhancing the longevity of any makeup look.
- Compact Size: 43ml bottle is travel-friendly and convenient for on-the-go touch-ups.
- Easy Application: Evenly distributes a fine mist for a smooth, flawless finish.
How to Use:
- Shake Well: Shake the bottle thoroughly before use.
- Hold at a Distance: Hold the spray about 8-10 inches away from your face.
- Spray Evenly: Close your eyes and mist evenly over your entire face in an “X” and “T” motion.
- Let It Set: Allow the spray to dry naturally for a few seconds before touching your face.
The Everly Beauties Stay Fab Matte Finishing Spray is the ultimate solution for keeping your makeup shine-free and long-lasting. Its matte finish and oil-controlling properties make it perfect for all-day wear, ensuring your makeup remains flawless and fresh. Whether for everyday use or special occasions, this setting spray is an essential addition to your beauty routine for a polished, matte look.
