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What Happens When Your Foundation Starts Catching on Every Dry Patch

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Foundation has a way of revealing the exact spots you hoped it would blur: the tight patch beside the nose, the faint flakes around the mouth, the roughness that seems to appear only after you’ve finished your makeup. If your base looks smooth for ten minutes and textured by lunchtime, you’re not imagining it. The

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