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"I&amp;#x27;m fascinated by the cute smattering of freckles that grace the cheeks and noses of certain pals, so my ears perked right up when I heard mentions of a freckle pencil. I, you see, am a girl sadly without freckles. The eyeliner-like product is meant to be dotted on the face for a sun-kissed look and mixes brown and black shades for realistic color (makeup artists typically combo various eye pencils if tasked with creating faux spots for a runway show). That baby did its job. No one commented without being asked, and then they said they assumed they were, ya know, real freckles. My fianc&amp;amp;eacute;, who sees me on the daily and should notice I&amp;#x27;ve never had freckles before, seemed unaware. It was trickier to get the spots right on my nose, perhaps because there&amp;#x27;s more dimension to it, but my cheeks were a relative breeze. Dotting the pencil too hard made it liable to smear a touch (and hurt just a little), but wiping away the offending color was easy&amp;amp;mdash;maybe too easy. All my new dots were gone by the end of the day. Topshop Freckle Pencil, $7, topshop.com Have you guys seen these pencils around? If you&amp;#x27;re non-freckled naturally, have you always wished for some cute spots?"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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