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[quote=Anonymous]Absolutely go to Sephora, blue mercury or ulta. The problem with the makeup counters is they only work with their brand which may or may not work well for you. Also I only by cosmetics from those places that allow returns. Even if opened and used. Many products at the three places I mentioned aren’t sold in the stores so I buy a couple of shades and see which one works and return the rest. I’m not keeping a $40 foundation that’s not the right shade for my skin so I love the return policies of the three I mentioned. Also if it’s in your budget I really can’t recommend a professional tutorial enough. I did one a few months ago with someone and it was around $250 and some of the best money I have spent. Learned so much about what kind of products work for me. Make sure if you do this you don’t go with someone who sells makeup as they have an incentive to tell you something is good for you when it may not be. [/quote]
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