Makeup is supposed to be fun, so enjoy it and be creative and don’t be afraid to play – it washes off. If you wear it with confidence, you’ll rock it!
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I remember my mom always called my mole (by my nose) a beauty mark, and I thought that was great – because I never, ever was self-conscious about it UNTIL someone called it a mole when I was in my teens, but she laid a great foundation and helped me get over that more quickly, I think.
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Wear less and less gradually, so maybe if you always do a full face, keep the foundation but go lighter on everything else. Then move to tinted moisturizer, then maybe just concealer where you need it. Remind yourself that you’re beautiful, and it’s not makeup that is responsible for that – confidence makes us all more beautiful, makeup or not. There’s nothing wrong with wearing makeup any time one goes out of the house, but we should all feel comfortable sans makeup if it happens!
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Yes, overall, I’m comfortable with it – but I wasn’t always, and where I am now in my life is a place where I feel more confident and settled, so there’s a lot less to fear about someone seeing my skin in all of its natural imperfection.
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Nail clippers (never found one that didn’t do the job), tweezers (good ones can be more expensive, but I’ve had good luck across the board – sharpness is really what matters), mascara spoolie brushes, hair brushes (I have a Mason Pearson, and I didn’t feel like it was worth it, but it can depend on your hair type and needs!), hair ties (they all stretch, some just faster than others!).
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Brushes that you use every single day – the ones that you always reach for; not just quirky shapes that work for such and such product that you don’t really use often, but the foundation brush that gives you that airbrushed finish and the blending brush that makes your eye makeup look flawless–those are the ones worth paying for. The Clarisonic is fantastic, and I thought that was well-worth the splurge.
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