Cipton Multi-Color Eye Black product image
Cipton Multi-Color Eye Black product image
Cipton Multi-Color Eye Black product image
Cipton Multi-Color Eye Black product image
Cipton Multi-Color Eye Black product image

Cipton Multi-Color Eye Black

About This Item

FEATURES:

  • Easy twist container
  • Sweat proof
  • No Glare to increases visibility.
  • Dominate the field without worrying about messy smudges on your gear

ADDITIONAL DETAILS:

    • Brand : Cipton
    • Country of Origin : Imported
    • Style : CPBS201
    • Web ID: 24IZKUCPTNMLTCLRYPLY
    • SKU: 25970805
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    5.0

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    Recommended

    1 Reviews

    Works Well

    bought this for my daughter, kids like painting their faces before games. I wish there were more color options. Holds up well and goes on easy.

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