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Loose Powder - Bistre
25 g / 0.8 oz
Guarantees an immediate natural finish: the complexion is corrected and evened out, shininess is under control and skin is more beautiful. Its fine, soft texture blurs imperfections and sets make-up without clogging pores. It’s suitable for all skin types, including dry, normal, and oily. In keeping with our brand’s traditional values, T.LeClerc makes its powders in France. The iconic cases, which have retained the original Art Nouveau styling, are filled and sealed by hand in our workshops.
Can be applied with a damp sponge for targeted application or with the PIN1 brush for an overall matte finish. Use the puff or a cotton pad to press the powder onto a specific area, such as the T-zone, to control shine on the forehead, nose, and chin.
Important: Before opening the case, tap it on a flat surface to get the powder to settle under the sifter, which will make it easier to open.
The Secret: Rice
Crafted according to a unique process perfected 140 years ago, T.LeClerc’s Dermophile sterilised powder is made with rice starch. Rice is natural and rich in antioxidants, vitamins, and minerals, making it the source of beauty in our formula. Traditionally used by Japanese women to soften their skin, rice starch is exceptionally fine. Blended with purified mineral powder, it lends a characteristic feel that makes our product unique.
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by Eternal Skin Care
120-100 East 1st Street
North Vancouver, BC V7L1B1
Canada
Copyrights 1999-2025
Eternal Skin Care ®
120-100 East 1st Street
North Vancouver, BC V7L1B1
Canada
Copyrights 1999-2025
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