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tarte tartelette XL tubing mascara – Lash Extensions in a Tube with Peptide, Extra-Bold Buildable Lifted Length & Volume, Smudge-Proof Longwear, Easy-to-Remove, Vegan & Cruelty-Free
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Targets
agingstretch_marks
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Cruelty-FreeVegan
Key Ingredients
About this Product
tarte's lashes — tartelette XL tubing mascara Formulated with Peptides. Targets aging and stretch marks.
About tarte
Tarte Cosmetics is a cruelty-free cosmetics brand known for high-performance natural formulations. Famous for Shape Tape Concealer — one of the bestselling concealers in the US — Maracuja Oil, Amazonian Clay Foundation, and clean beauty makeup.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is tarte tartelette XL tubing mascara – Lash Extensions in a Tube with Peptide, Extra-Bold Buildable Lifted Length & Volume, Smudge-Proof Longwear, Easy-to-Remove, Vegan & Cruelty-Free good for?▾
tarte tartelette XL tubing mascara – Lash Extensions in a Tube with Peptide, Extra-Bold Buildable Lifted Length & Volume, Smudge-Proof Longwear, Easy-to-Remove, Vegan & Cruelty-Free is formulated for aging, stretch_marks.
Is tarte tarte tartelette XL cruelty-free?▾
Yes — tarte tartelette XL tubing mascara – Lash Extensions in a Tube with Peptide, Extra-Bold Buildable Lifted Length & Volume, Smudge-Proof Longwear, Easy-to-Remove, Vegan & Cruelty-Free is cruelty-free, vegan.
What are the key ingredients in tarte tartelette XL tubing mascara – Lash Extensions in a Tube with Peptide, Extra-Bold Buildable Lifted Length & Volume, Smudge-Proof Longwear, Easy-to-Remove, Vegan & Cruelty-Free?▾
The main active ingredients are Peptides (short chains of amino acids that signal skin to produce collagen, elastin, and other proteins.).
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