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Soft, Dewy Makeup Is the Prettiest Take on Effortless No-Makeup Makeup

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By Emily Tannenbaum
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She Painted More Than Just the Walls in Her Bedroom — It’s the Dreamiest Retreat A color-drenched paint effect (aka painting the walls, trim, and ceiling all the same color) is not always possible for a renter if there are lease …
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Soft, Dewy Makeup Is the Prettiest Take on Effortless No-Makeup Makeup

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By Emily Tannenbaum
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With a few whimsical exceptions, the current state of beauty trends can be summed up by the mantra “Less is more.” Even on the red carpets, stars are taking a break from dramatic beats in favor of ghost lashes, bare nails, and soft, dewy makeup looks that put a more elegant spin on no-makeup makeup. Soft, dewy makeup hits the sweet spot between glazed-donut skin and a more matte, satin finish, resulting in a lived-in look with a healthy glow.
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Ultime hommage : les ongles à la Dolly Parton cartonnent sur les réseaux

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By Emily Tannenbaum
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Pour Dolly Parton, les ongles audacieux étaient bien plus qu’un simple accessoire de mode, ils constituaient un véritable moyen d’expression créative. La légende de la musique country, aujourd’hui disparue, attribuait à ses longs ongles en acrylique le mérite d’avoir inspiré sa chanson à succès « 9 to 5 », qu’elle a écrite sur le tournage de la comédie du même nom (Comment se débarrasser de son patron en VF), sortie en 1980 et qui traitait du monde du travail.
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