BMPRO MATTE LIPSTICK
Over 15 shades to choose from.
$11.00
Creamy rich no shine matte finish lipstick for that every day sweet look
Shades | BlankD, Giggle, Haiti, Onpoint, Missdaisy, Goth, Haiti, Mauvici, Mistress, OMG, Pinup, Brick, Infamous, Ripe-watermelon, Tattoo, Turnup |
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