Too Faced reveals Peaches & Cream collection

By Becky Bargh | Published: 20-Nov-2017

The range will include eye, lip, face and cheek products

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Too Faced has revealed its latest Peaches & Cream collection.

The Estée Lauder-owned brand has infused its range with peach and fig cream.

Products in the range include: Peach Blur (£25) fishing powder; Peach Perfect Moisture Matte Foundation (£27), designed to last 12 hours and available in 12 shades; Peach Kiss Lipstick (£19), available in 20 shades; Peach My Cheeks Blush (£25), available in six shades; Just Peachy Matte Eyeshadow Palette (£33), in 12 matte shades; Bronzed Peach Melting Powder Bronzer (£25); and Sweet Pie Radiant Matte Bronzer (£25.50).

All products are exclusively available from the flagship store on Carnaby Street in London, UK from 1 December.



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