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Max Factor 2000 Calorie Lip Glaze 4 4ml

Max Factor 2000 Calorie Lip Glaze 4 4ml

Regular price $37.00 NZD
Regular price $46.00 NZD Sale price $37.00 NZD
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European import - Available to order.

We’ll arrange your European import and dispatch it from our warehouse in Melbourne in an estimated 8–15 business days. Delivery then follows with Australia Post eParcel within 2-4 days.

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Available to order from our extended supplier network. This item is imported to order and is not available for immediate local dispatch. Please allow 2–3 business days delivery time after dispatch. It is unsuitable for urgent orders or last-minute gifts.

Max Factor 2000 Calorie Lip Glaze – Shade #30 First Sip

Delivering a measured 4.4ml of formula, this Max Factor 2000 Calorie Lip Glaze operates as a high-reflectivity alternative to traditional wax-heavy lip glosses. The glaze base deposits immediately, forming a glass-like sheen on the vermilion border while minimizing the tacky residue that typically accumulates with thicker gloss textures.

The #30 First Sip label corresponds to a sheer nude-pink translucency designed to harmonize with natural lip pigmentation instead of masking it. It provides a visible color shift that brightens the lower face while remaining transparent enough to sit over matte liquid lipstick bases or dark liner smudges without shifting their underlying tones.

Product Specifications & Application Guidelines

  • Line: Max Factor 2000 Calorie collection
  • Volume: 4.4ml per unit
  • Texture Class: Fast-set lip glaze prioritizing mirror finish and lightweight coverage
  • Color Designation: #30 First Sip – a transparent cool nude-pink wash

Deploy the integrated wand to control saturation along the Cupid's bow and outer lip contour. One pass creates a subtle illuminated tint, while a second pass concentrates reflectivity in the central lip plane. Allow approximately thirty seconds for the glaze to settle before gently pressing lips together; this prevents streaking, encourages even distribution, and limits transfer onto drinking surfaces.

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