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Elizabeth Arden Eight Hour Cream SPF15 Honey Lipstick 3.7g is a Elizabeth Arden product, manufactured by Revlon. It's listed in the Beauty category.
Elizabeth Arden Eight Hour Cream SPF15 Honey Lipstick 3.7g is freely tradable across the EU as parallel-imported Beauty FMCG. Parallel verifies the VAT IDs of both parties and routes funds through a regulated escrow account.
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The EAN/GTIN for Elizabeth Arden Eight Hour Cream SPF15 Honey Lipstick 3.7g is 85805070403.
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