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Episode 9: When is “Too Much” Makeup Really Too Much?

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Petra asked, “When is too much makeup, too much? And why do I look like I’m not wearing any in photos!”
In this episode, I try my best to answer this question site unseen with practical tips and hacks for foundation application!

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April 28, 2019

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