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Novalip Lip Pencil
High-precision lip liner with an ultra-soft pencil
Gently lines the lips with precision.
Indications
Dry, sensitive lips.
Properties
High-precision lip pencil. Impeccable hold. Ultra-soft pencil. Paraben free. Fragrance-free. Purified pigments. Available in 1 shade.
Packaging and content
1.2 g pencil
Application advice
Start by pencilling in the middle of the upper lip and move outward, then line the edges of the lower lip.
Focus on...
Damaged and dry lips
Thin and precious, lips must receive numerous forms of attention. Because this area is less protected than the rest of the face, they are regularly subject to dryness.
3 questions to an expert
Dr L.,
Dermatologist, Paris, France
Prevention is the best way to combat cheilitis
Interview with a dermatologist who discusses the causes of cheilitis and how to fight it.
Testimonies
Capucine, 31, communication manager in France
For make-up, I no longer hold back
When lips are dry, they no longer tolerate much... But Capucine makes no beauty compromises.
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