Gosh Copenhagen helps consumers lock-in make-up with new setting powder

By Becky Bargh | Published: 7-Jan-2019
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The Danish beauty brand stocks products from bath and body to fragrance

Danish beauty brand Gosh Copenhagen has introduced a new 3-in-1 setting powder that claims to help set make-up.

The Prime’N Set Primer & Mattifying Setting Powder (£9.99) is a loose powder that can also be used as a primer and mattifying powder and is said to leave a flawless finish.

It is also designed to minimise the appearance of pores, fine lines and wrinkles and moisturise skin.

Meanwhile, its vegan formula is free from perfumes and parabens.

The product will be available from January via superdrug.com.

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