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[quote=Anonymous]Many years ago, I got an OK one at Sephora, but it didn’t look like me.  And I recently tried to get help at the Capitol Hill Sephora on a Friday afternoon and it was like trying to get a taxi in New York City in the rain. That said, in areas that are more Frequently visited by teens, there are probably better ones.

You have to remember that the makeover crew are low wage workers getting paid not for makeovers, but to sell products, so they’re going want to use as many as possible.
They’re also on the young and trend-following side, and I looked at some of them and thought, that’s not my taste, I’m not going to ask for their advice.

heavy foundation unfortunately is something that a lot of teens use. You may want to shift her look, but don’t give this as a gift to your daughter as a way of trying to do so. You can ask if she wants to do it, but if you foist it on her, I think she might smell your motive and be resentful. I am very sympathetic about loathing the trends that I think make my daughter look like an unattractive version of her cute self , but tread lightly. [/quote]

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