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MilleFee x Rilakkuma Finger Puff Set 3 PiecesMilleFee x Rilakkuma Finger Puff Set 3 Pieces
MilleFee x Rilakkuma Finger Puff Set 3 PiecesMilleFee x Rilakkuma Finger Puff Set 3 Pieces
MilleFee x Rilakkuma Finger Puff Set 3 PiecesMilleFee x Rilakkuma Finger Puff Set 3 Pieces
$8.00

MilleFee x Rilakkuma Finger Puff Set is a limited edition Japanese set of three character finger puffs for quick, precise makeup touch-ups. The soft, bouncy puffs pat powder, blush, and highlighter onto small areas.

  • Precise touch-ups: Fingertip fit for small areas.
  • Soft and bouncy: Pats makeup on smoothly.
  • Collector set: Rilakkuma and Kiiroitori.
  • Limited edition: San-X collaboration.
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More about this product

How It Works

Finger puffs slip over a fingertip, which gives you more control than a full-size puff around the nose, under the eyes, and at the corners of the mouth. This MilleFee set, a San-X collaboration, includes two Rilakkuma puffs and one Kiiroitori puff. Use them with powder for touch-ups through the day or to blend cream products into hard-to-reach spots.

Key ingredients

Soft Puff MaterialBlending

Pats makeup on smoothly.

Finger-Fit DesignPrecision

Reaches small areas around the nose and eyes.

How to use

  1. Slip a puff over your fingertip.
  2. Press into powder, blush, or highlighter.
  3. Pat gently onto the area.
  4. Wash with mild soap and air dry.

Product details

Contents
3 puffs (2 Rilakkuma + 1 Kiiroitori)
Design
San-X Rilakkuma x MilleFee limited edition collaboration
Suitable for
Powder, blush, highlighter, touch-up application
Brand
MilleFee (Japan)
Certifications
Vegan, cruelty-free

FAQ

What is included?

Two Rilakkuma puffs and one Kiiroitori puff.

Can I use them with liquid makeup?

They work best with powder, blush, and highlighter.

How do I clean them?

Hand wash with mild soap and let air dry.

Is this a limited edition?

Yes, it is a limited San-X collaboration.

This information is for general guidance and isn't medical advice. Patch test new products and check with a dermatologist if you have concerns.