Italian luxury fashion house Dolce&Gabbana has unveiled its latest beauty innovation: a pre-makeup collection inspired by high-end lingerie. The new line focuses on creating flawless skin before makeup application, drawing parallels between how premium undergarments delicately shape the body and how these products nurture the complexion.
The collection positions skincare as the essential first layer of beauty, paying tribute to the intimate relationship between skin preparation and final appearance. Each product is designed to smooth and perfect the complexion, creating an ideal canvas for makeup application.
Packaged in signature neutral-toned containers with gold accents that reflect the brand's timeless aesthetic, the range includes several specialized formulations. The Hydra-Dose HA Booster Hydrating & Brightening Essence offers a light, refreshing texture that minimizes pore visibility, while the Re-birth Niacinamide Serum strengthens the skin barrier with its advanced formula.
For lip care, the collection introduces Nouri-Lip Berry Scrub, a natural exfoliator that prepares lips for subsequent products. The line continues with Glow-Bounce Ceramide Cream, an indulgent moisturizer formulated to provide all-day comfort and refinement. Completing the offering are the No-Puff Caffeine Eye Patches, embossed with the distinctive DG monogram.
The products promise both immediate results and long-term benefits, elevating the makeup experience by creating plumper, more luminous and revitalized skin.
The entire pre-makeup collection will be available starting in April through Dolce&Gabbana boutiques and the brand's online platform.
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