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"One of my favorite Barbie dolls was Day to Night Barbie. From 9-5 she was all business, outfitted in a pink power suit. But once the workday was over, her suit reversed into a sparkly dress perfect for cocktails with Ken.While I don&amp;#039;t have Day-to-Night Barbie&amp;#039;s nifty wardrobe, I do have somenew makeup tricks for going from desk to dance floor thanks to my new friend, Jake Bailey, Max Factor celebrity makeup artist. I used to apply lip gloss and some blush before heading out for the night, but Jake showed me some additional things that require minimal effort. Here they are: -Unless the concealer you put on in the morning has bionic properties, you&amp;#039;ll have to reapply at the end of the day. Focus on undereye circles, zits, and redness around your nose. If you wear foundation, apply a fresh coat using a regular powder brush, which according to Jake, &amp;quot;buffs&amp;quot; the old layer with the new one for a natural, even finish.  - Everyone gets shiny in the T-zone area (forehead, nose, chin) especially during the hot summer months. Dust those spots with translucent powder, which is colorless so it won&amp;#039;t look cakey.  - Perk up computer-drained eyes with a bright liner or shadow. I was a little intimidated when Jake suggested a vibrant green liner (Maxeye Liner in Green and Bare It on me) but a bit of blending mellowed it out for a surprisingly subtle result that looks sexy in a dimly lit bar or restaurant.  - Pump up your lashes without screwing up the rest of your makeup by placing a credit card directly behind your upper lash line (the edge of the card should be nestled into the roots of your lashes) before applying your mascara. This not only curls your lashes but also prevents the mascara from smudging all over the place. Genius, right? "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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