
COVERGIRL Simply Ageless Blurring Serum
A modest 20 ml hydrating serum with a reasonable actives list, best treated as a trial size rather than a long-term supply.
- Size
- 0.7 fl oz
- Skin Type
- Normal
- Item Form
- Serum
- Scent
- Coconut
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