T. LeClerc Pressed Powder

Paris, 1881. Theophile LeClerc invents his first face powder makeup foundation, which is immediately adored by the most elegant women in The City of Light. Still made in France, T. LeClercs original cosmetic formulas have evolved and expanded to include an extraordinary palette of makeups to meet the beauty needs of modern women throughout the world.The principal ingredient of this fine-textured powder is naturally translucent rice starch (rather than opaque talc) which gives skin a soft, subtle glow. You can apply the powder on moisturized skin or over the Compact Foundation for a velvety matte finish. Take the sleek silvertone mirrored compact with you and use it to freshen your face throughout the day.Choose from many shades:Orchidee: for a dazzling glow that veils tiredness and sallow complexion - spectacular in the evening.Banane: the powder of stars and top models, for luminosity on light skin tones and masks dark under eye circles.Abricot: for medium, deep or tanned skin tones - creating a radiant even-toned appearance.Translucide/Beige: for lucidity and radiance of skin, brings overall freshness.Ambre: Harmonizes all complexions from medium to tanned.Safran: Ideal for touching up your make-up. Gives a luminous finish & brilliant look. Ivorie: The secret to porcelain skin. Emphasizes the fineness in fair skin.Soleil: Creates a bright healthy look, with subtle golden shimmer.Peche: For every woman looking for a soft colored and transparent satin glamour tone of skin.Beige: Perfect to use as a foundation to even out skintone.Bronze: Creates a natural golden glow.Cannelle: Medium tan beige. Great for most skin tones. Fades down ruddiness and blotching.Dore: Great for intensifying sun kissed faces.Moka: Creates a radiant finish.Sable: Neutral and delicate beige. Blends into skin to create a tender honey skin tone.Terre de Sienne: For medium to dark skin, natural look on black complexions. Perfect for highlighting cheekbones, bridge of the nose and décolleté on medium skin. Avoid uniform coverage unless your skin is really dark.