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See this: Blusher: Makeup, Art and Materiality

by Lina Clémence July 19, 2025
written by Lina Clémence



17 July, 2025

Do I need a trip to Leicester? Yes, yes, I think I do!

Cathy Lomax has curated this beautiful exhibition, Blusher: Makeup, Art and Materiality at Leicester Gallery, De Montfort University (until 6 September).

Featuring work by artists including Cary Kwok, Lisa Milroy and Rose Wylie, alongside Mary Modha’s ‘Glossy Monsters’ lipstick sculptures and Stacey Greene’s familiar photographs of worn lipstick bullets (below), it aims to look at make-up through an art lens instead of the frivolous, consumerist one we’re used to.

A former make-up artist (and movie buff), Cathy Lomax used to work for the major fashion magazines and pop musicians but more recently has turned to curating and painting her own mesmerising pictures of cinematic, beauty-led scenes and details.

Unsurprisingly, we’re also promised plenty of vintage make-up and make-up ephemera, plus an accompanying publication with essays from Cathy, Alex Michon and Hilary Belzer (founder of the Make-up Museum).

See more here and here.

Mary Modha lipstick sculptures in Blusher exhibition
Blusher exhibition
Stacey Greene blusher exhibition

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How to Choose the Perfect Makeup Souvenirs for Your Skin Type? | Makeup Savvy

by Lina Clémence July 18, 2025
written by Lina Clémence


For skincare and makeup, there is not a standard regimen. Makeup application procedures, tools, and methods vary depending on your skin type. Acquiring knowledge about appropriate makeup can significantly improve any skin, be it oily, dry, or combination. 

Picking the appropriate makeup souvenir for your facial pores and skin type is about more than merely appearing good—it’s also about retaining the glow of your skin. Choosing products specifically designed to meet your skin’s needs could make all the difference in achieving the perfect result. Let’s explore how you may choose the right makeup for your specific skin type.

1. Get the desired foundation

Appropriate foundation selection is crucial because the finish serves as a canvas for your makeup. Foundations with a satin finish are your greatest friend if you have an oily complexion because they efficiently reduce shine. Selecting foundations with hydrating elements is crucial for dry complexions because they nourish and hydrate. 

A lightweight, non-allergenic foundation is now essential for those with fragile complexions, as it relieves and eliminates discomfort. If you embark on a cruise vacation soon, as a souvenir, you may purchase an ideal foundation from your cruise ship gift shop based on your skin type. 

2. Opt for these ingredients

Glycerin, hyaluronic acid & ceramides, and Vitamin C are crucial ingredients your makeup products should have. Glycerin provides intense moisturization if you have dry skin. At the same time, the hyaluronic acid layer will keep your skin nourished all day and give your makeup a silky and luminous touch. Similarly, Vitamin-C is the best antioxidant that reverses UV radiation damage and boosts collagen production. 

3. Lip and eye makeup according to your skin type

Matte lip tints work wonderfully with waterproof eye makeup for those with oily complexion to create long-lasting appeal. On the flip side, people with dry complexions may find pleasure in moisturizing eye shadows that provide an additional layer of moisture, especially when combined with creamy lipsticks that provide softness along with pigment. It all boils down to matching the unique features of the complexion to the makeup you choose. 

4. Opting for the right powders and concealers

A light powder and oil-free concealer may assist people with oily skin to look rejuvenated. Ladies with dry complexions should stick to velvety concealers mixed with hydrating powders for a radiant effect. Additionally, equilibrium is key when dealing with combination skin; occasionally, the T-zone should have oil-free concealer, while the dry parts should have creamy concealer.

5. Patch test is a must

Regarding your product removal process, a patch test is a wise move. It can assist in determining whether particular items or components may inflame your skin, block up your pores, or trigger symptoms of allergies. It may take some effort initially to evaluate every element before buying them, but it will save you a great deal of time and financial trouble in the long run.

 

You must choose the right item for your complexion type to optimize skin wellness and appearance. Note that cosmetics ought to accentuate your inherent appeal rather than compromise your skin’s integrity. Hopefully, these tips help!


July 18, 2025 0 comments
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Le fond de teint Soft Matte de NARS – CrystalCandy Makeup Blog

by Lina Clémence July 16, 2025
written by Lina Clémence


Saviez-vous que NARS a sorti un nouveau fond de teint à couvrance complète? Disponible en 34 nuances, le fond de teint Soft Matte aide à équilibrer l’excès de sébum tout en gardant la peau hydratée. grâce à un mélange d’acide hyaluronique biologique et de microalgue. De plus, l’ajout de poudres matifiantes supérieures crée un effet seconde peau!

(Do you speak english? Click here!)

Malgré le fait que ma peau a tendance à briller rapidement, j’ai l’habitude d’éviter les fonds de teint mats dès que l’hiver approche car ma peau devient très déshydratée et sensible. Mais à ma grande surprise j’ai adoré celui-ci, car il n’accentue pas les petites peaux sèches et n’assèche pas ma peau! C’est un des rares fonds de teint mats que je peux utiliser en hiver.

Je ne suis pas certaine s’il sera assez matifiant pour ceux et celles qui préfèrent un fini complètement mat et qui ont une peau très grasse, car il n’est pas si matifiant que ça comparé aux autres fonds de teint mats que j’ai testé. Mais je l’ai beaucoup aimé pour mon type de peau (grasse à tendance acnéique et déshydratée)! 

Lorsque je fixe ce produit avec un peu de poudre libre, il tient plus de 12 heures sur moi et le fini est semi-mat pendant environ 3 heures.

Fond Teint Soft Matte NARS Avis Revue Avant Après

Je suggère tout de même de commencer avec une toute petite quantité, car je trouve que ce fond de teint est plus beau si j’applique seulement une fine couche de produit avec une éponge Beautyblender. Lorsque je l’applique de cette façon, j’obtiens une couvrance moyenne qui est modulable.

La couvrance est plus élevée si j’ajoute plus de produit, mais le rendu est un peu trop plâtreux à mon goût. Par contre, il n’est pas du tout lourd ou collant sur la peau!

Fond Teint Soft Matte NARS Avis Revue

Le fond de teint Soft Matte ne s’oxyde pas sur moi au courant de la journée, mais il devient plus foncé lorsque le produit sèche sur la peau! Donc je suggère fortement de l’essayer chez Sephora et de laisser le
produit sécher durant au moins 20 minutes pour voir la vrai couleur.

Aussi, je crois que ça vaut la peine de vous informer que les nuances du fond de teint Soft Matte ne sont pas identiques à celles du fond de teint Natural Radiant.

Fond Teint Soft Matte NARS Avis Revue Swatch
Swatches sur teint clair (NC15)

Montblanc est plus foncé que NW20 (mais plus clair que NW25) et le sous-ton est beige rosé.

Yukon
est légèrement plus clair que NW25 et le sous-ton est rosé.

Vienna
est un peu plus foncé que NC25 et le sous-ton est neutre.

Vallauris
est légèrement plus foncé que NW35 et le sous-ton est rosé.

Stromboli est un peu plus clair que NC40 et le sous-ton est pêche doré.

Vanuatu est plus foncé que NW35 (mais plus clair que NW40) et le sous-ton est neutre, légèrement rosé.

Fond Teint Soft Matte NARS Avis
Le fond de teint Soft Matte de NARS coûte 53$ pour 45ml et est disponible chez Sephora.

(J’ai reçu ces produits afin de les évaluer et donner mon opinion, mais soyez assurés que mes commentaires seront toujours honnêtes et impartiaux. Cet article contient des liens d’affiliation.)


July 16, 2025 0 comments
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Makeup and Beauty Blog Monday Poll, Vol. 885

by Lina Clémence July 11, 2025
written by Lina Clémence


So…what is the Monday Poll?

Excellent question! It isn’t, contrary to its name, an actual poll, like with little clicky buttons. It’s just a list of more or less random questions I’ve been posting on this blog every Monday morning for the past quadrillion years (since 2007).

1. Do you keep backups of your favorite products?

These days, the only backups I buy are things I know I’ll finish on a regular basis (like shampoo and conditioner, or body lotion). I don’t even bother with makeup backups anymore, though. If I finish something like a blush or an eyebrow pencil, great, and if it’s still around when it’s time to restock, that’s even better. If it’s discontinued, I might mourn it a little bit, but there’s always something new coming out, and I don’t mind trying new things, so I don’t stress about it too much.

2. Something that you read/watched/listened to recently that was surprisingly great?

I watched “KPop Demon Hunters” on Netflix with Connor over the weekend, and I was surprised to enjoy it as much as I did. If you liked “Jem and the Holograms” back in the day, I think you’ll enjoy this movie, too.

3. Something beauty-related that you want to try?

The new tinted SPF by Merit seems intriguing!

4. Documentaries or TV shows about serial killers: yes or no?

Nope! Hard pass.

5. Something that you’re relieved to finally have gotten done?

GIRL. I finally did my nails. You don’t even want to know how tragic my pedicure has been for the last three weeks! But now everything is freshly polished and nice, and all is well with the world.

Your friendly neighborhood beauty addict,

Karen

P.S. Here are the questions to copy/paste with your answers in a comment. Talk to ya soon.

1. Do you keep backups of your favorite products?
2. Something that you read/watched/listened to recently that was surprisingly great?
3. Something beauty-related that you want to try?
4. Documentaries or TV shows about serial killers: yes or no?
5. Something that you’re relieved to finally have gotten done?


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The Makeup Box: My Latest Obsession: Kuretake Gansai Tambi Watercolors

by Lina Clémence July 5, 2025
written by Lina Clémence


A different method of painting…

I’m no artist, but the one thing my dad taught me at the age of 2… before piano, and before reading and writing… was drawing. And he was quite an avid painter in his younger years so I grew up with an obsessive love for art and aesthetics in general.

So I’ve been spending more time painting on paper than on my face recently. And one of my favorite things to do is swatching paints, sheering them, and blending them. Watching the colors swirl and dance and bleed across the paper, learning to let go, not overblend, and allow the pigments show their own character is so therapeutic. Not unlike makeup.

Anyway my latest babies are 2 Japanese Kuretaki Gansai Tambi palettes, one the basic range in 36 shades (about S$48 on Lazada, which is close to $10 cheaper than at Art Friend locally), and a special non-standard edition of 12 colors ($24 from Art Friend) which I picked up in-store because I noticed none of the shades were an overlap with the main sets. These seem to be very “Spring-like” colors but I can’t find any English label with a name I can discern.

 

A quick Google will return tons of information and videos showing how Gansai Tambi colors differ from standard western watercolors, and how best to use them. They have a more vivid tone in many cases, and higher opacity, but they aren’t matte like Gouache. 

My favorite thing besides the vibrancy and high contrast (you can get the colors very intense very easily, and you need the tiniest amount if you want a light wash of color), is the shade range. They have all the interesting in-between greens and reds and blues that you’d usually need to blend several colors to get in standard paint sets. Ivy green, an incredible malachite aqua, prussian blue, bean red, etc. 

It’s just EASIER for beginners to find distinctive tones for nature-painting and fantasy art, without fussing with a ton of blending. 

Have you played with any of these and which are your favorite palettes or colors?


July 5, 2025 0 comments
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Makeup and Beauty Blog Monday Poll, Vol. 884

by Lina Clémence July 2, 2025
written by Lina Clémence


So…what is the Monday Poll?

Excellent question! It isn’t, contrary to its name, an actual poll, like with little clicky buttons. It’s just a list of more or less random questions I’ve been posting on this blog every Monday morning for the past quadrillion years (since 2007).

1. Do you have a favorite vegetable?

Yes! Carrots, for sure. The fact that you can turn them into a cake is a big deal! I mean, come on, have you ever heard of a broccoli cake? Or an okra cake? Yeah, I didn’t think so, LOL! I also love that you can put them in salads, roast them or just eat them plain with a variety of different dips.

2. A song that’s been stuck in your head lately?

“Top of the World” by The Carpenters has been on repeat in my car.

3. Something you’ve been avoiding lately?

Social media and the news cycle in general.

4. Lip masks: yes or no?

Yes, but only if we’re talking Laneige.

5. Whatcha reading right now?

“The Mysterious Bakery on Rue de Paris” by Evie Woods. I’m on a magical realism kick!

Your friendly neighborhood beauty addict,

Karen

P.S. Here are the questions to copy/paste with your answers in a comment. Talk to ya soon.

1. Do you have a favorite vegetable?
2. A song that’s been stuck in your head lately?
3. Something you’ve been avoiding lately?
4. Lip masks: yes or no?
5. Whatcha reading right now?


July 2, 2025 0 comments
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Asian Beauty

BEAUTY . SPECIAL EFFECTS . MAKEUP ARTIST: BIO ESSENCE RE-LAUNCHED EVENT

by Lina Clémence June 30, 2025
written by Lina Clémence


So a few days ago i was invited to Bio Essence Re-Launch
Event with beauty journal.
I was wondering why doing a re-launch with the same
products?
So, The Bio Essence Team explained that they’ve done more
research to upgrade Bio Essence to a higher level. Now, Bio Essence has been
completed with Energy Complex to pre Energized the skin to be able to absorbs
more active goodness from skincare to the max.
So, I want you to meet Bio Essence’s Family : Bio Bounce,
Bio Water, Bio Gold, Bio White, and Bio Renew.
Each series has different purposes.
-Bio Water is for cooling, shooting, and refreshing.
Suitable for sensitive skin.
-Bio Gold is to prevent anti aging for radiant smooth skin.
-Bio White is for skin brightening.
-Bio Renew and Bio Bounce are for anti aging for youthful
skin.
I was in team Bio Bounce so Here is my favourite product
from the Bio Bounce Series which is their Collagen Night Mask. It has Jelly
Consistensy and it will bounce back to its normal shape so no need to worry if
you break it.
Packed with Collagen as anti aging to keep your skin bouncy
and youthful.
It is also quickly absorbed to the skin and doesn’t give any
sticky feeling.

Talking about the event, it sure was fun.
There were a lot of activities.
We were making cupcakes, painting, decorating candles, etc.
We were also given Guardian Voucher worth 1 million to shop
our favourite Bio Essence produtcs.
Look what i got in the shopping race.

If you are interested in buying Bio Essence,
you can purchase them products in your nearest Guardian
store.
That’s it about my event report to you guys >.<
Hopefully it helps and thanks to Beauty Journal for having
me.


June 30, 2025 0 comments
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Here comes Zara Makeup!!

by Lina Clémence June 28, 2025
written by Lina Clémence


November 13, 2021

I remember once upon a time when I got excited when a high street fashion label launched its own makeup line.  That must have been at least 20 years ago, and it was unfortunately a disappointing experience.  So it was both with genuine curiosity as well as apprehension that I dipped into the new Zara beauty collection.  The assymmetrical and minimalistic chic design definitely gave a cool vibe that is consistent with the fashionable brand.  I was pleasantly surprised by the heft and luxurious packaging, which made me even more intrigued.

For its eponymous beauty creation, Zara has teamed up with British makeup artist Diane Kendal, who has worked on some of the world’s most prestigious runways.  Zara beauty boasts a comprehensive range of products that champions inclusivity, and is formulated to be clean and vegan, and cruelty-free.  The packaging is refillable as well.  I tested out a small sample of items, and here are some swatches as well as personal thoughts.

Zara Eye Shadow Palette Til Dawn

Starting with the eyes, Zara’s eyeshadow palettes are magnetized and refillable, so you can customize your own palette or refill specific shades when they run out.  Each palette houses 6 shades, and there are 4 preset palettes to get you started.  The one that I have here is shade 003 Til Dawn and features warm earthy tones.

Zara Eye Shadow Palette Til Dawn swatches

I was blown away by how incredibly smooth and finely milled the powders were.  The pigmentation is excellent and I did not experience any fall-out nor fading of the shades.  They blend beautifully, and are as good as (if not better than) all other luxury makeup brands that I have tried.  This palette Til Dawn was such a breeze to use, that even though I have not worn makeup for almost 2 years now, I could still easily create a lovely look in under 5 minutes!  Composition of the palette was thoughtfully designed, allowing for a range of occasions, from everyday office to special dinners.

Zara Face Palette Elysian Glow

The face palettes are interesting as well, packing a blush – highlighter – contour in a handy pocket-friendly palette.  Similar to the eyeshadow palettes, the face palettes are refillable as customizable as well.  There are 3 pre-mixed palettes if you are undecided, and the one shown here is 007 Elysian Glow which is a lightly warm toned palette perfect for bringing some glow to my skin.

Zara Face Palette Elysian Glow swatches

There is quite a bit of frost to these shades, even the blush has some metallic shimmers, so I suggest applying Elysian Glow with a light hand.  The blush shade itself is a gorgeous peach that is subtle and glowy, perfect for everyday wear.  Personally, I prefer my contour less glowy, so I struggled with the bright bronze shade here.  Regardless, Zara nailed it with the texture and longevity of these face powders.

Zara lip color

There is a HUGE range of lip color options available instore and online, I have just a fistful here to show you.  But the packaging is spot on for me, and I love that the lipsticks can be popped in and out, so I can change them up.  Sometimes refillable lipsticks don’t come with it’s own cap so you can’t take them out of the casings, but these Zara ones do, so you can rotate your lip color with just 1 casing!

 

Zara lipstick swatches

I had the opportunity to try out a couple of the Ultimate Matte lipsticks, a Cult Satin and a Tinted Balm; they are swatched above so you can take a look at the finish and pigmentation.  Every swatch is a single swipe, and I was so surprised by the “tinted balm” because it looks like a full-on lipstick!  I’m not usually a big fan of matte lipsticks, but these Zara Ultimate Mattes are creamy, did not dry out my lips, and they hug the curves of the lips for an elegant finish.  The Cult Satin is probably my favorite, and despite the shiny finish, it had good longevity as well.

Zara beauty makeup look

Here is a quick 10min makeup look featuring some of the pieces swatched above.  I must say, the picture failed to capture the lovely shimmers in the eyeshadow.  But the colors are very flattering even on 40+ year old me!  As you can expect from Zara, nothing is priced over SGD50, so it is very affordable and truly excellent quality.

Apart from what I’ve shown, there are also nail polishes and many many more lip color options to suit your lifestyle and preference.  So if you have not already checked out Zara beauty, I highly recommend you do so!

This post featured products that were generously provided for my consideration.  Regardless, all opinions expressed here are my own honest, unbiased views.

 


June 28, 2025 0 comments
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It’s Monday Here’s What To Smile About Today in the World of Makeup

by Lina Clémence June 27, 2025
written by Lina Clémence


Happy Monday, friends! It’s Monday and there isn’t a lot to smile about today but it’s ok. I got you. I hope had a good weekend, I hope you aren’t sweating too hard today, and I hope your walking around in 96 degree weather with a full beat on your face that isn’t melting off because that’s what you deserve. I know things are a little chaotic but if you want my sand pit is pretty comfy and we can all just stick our heads in it for a little while and pretend things are copacetic.

If it all goes well I should be posting this while fighting off tourists in Chinatown to get my hair cut. No, I’m not doing a pixie cut. But I’m taking several inches off because it needs it and my waves are looking like I put my hand in an electric socket as I screamed, “IT’S ALIVE!” Ya know, wavy hair+heat=holy freaking airball! Oh P.S. That made me think of Sting! We should all watch the Bride together. Who wants to do a online watch party with me? How hot sauce was he in that movie?

Anyway, here’s a few things to smile about in the world of makeup as we struggle through the chaos of the world. Guess who’s back? Back again!

Stains! Well, not really but E.L.F. is thinking of making that happen. Sheer For It Blush Lip + Cheek Tint are five bucks and available in five shade selections. I told you I had reasons to smile for you! You gotta smile so you can dot this new stain on the apples of your cheeks and get that doll-like look we all know and love (or am the only one stuck in my doll skin makeup era?). If you don’t like them on cheeks you can use them on your lips too! In this heat, I’m always up for a long-wearing cheek stain.

I’m throwing out there and you can disagree but I don’t hate Tarte x Dunkin. I don’t even drink coffee but these cute charms they did for the Maracuja Collection have me in a chokehold! How adorable? Don’t buy them on Ulta’s website though as you can both for $27 with free shipping on Tiktok shop! Super deal!

You know what I hope? I hope that Christmas in July isn’t a thing this year. I hope we actually get some cool Fall Collections! The last few years we haven’t and as a Fall baby that loves autumn I really love the colors of the season and adore makeup collections that feature them! We’re off to promising start as Lancome just dropped their Idôle Café Crush Nude Eyeshadow Palette and it’s stunning! Take my money! This screams warm, cozy eye looks! If you can’t smile at this palette I’ve failed you, my friends.

I can’t save you if you aren’t smiling to ear to ear at the fact Essence now has a collection of Juicy Bomb Body Mists! Inspired by their bestselling lipglosses and available in four fragrances these cute body mists look like an oversized lipgloss!

What’s making you smile in makeup today?

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Meroda Cosmetics Changing Foundation Review – Does the Changing Foundation Really Work? | Makeup Savvy

by Lina Clémence June 26, 2025
written by Lina Clémence


AD This is a paid for ad in partnership Meroda Cosmetics

When it comes to finding the correct foundation for your skin tone I think we can unanimously agree that it’s often a tedious process. We have all been there; swatching a brand new foundation for the first time only to realise it’s a few shades too light or dark, making it an instantly unusable product. 

So when I heard about the cruelty-free and vegan friendly Meroda Cosmetics Changing Foundation that adapts to your skin colour I was instantly intrigued and had to try it out for myself! 

Not only does this unique foundation adapt perfectly to fair to medium skin tones but hides redness and blemishes with a light to medium coverage.

Hello to never experiencing a failed foundation shopping trip again! 


Meroda Cosmetics Changing Foundation Swatches

Foundation Application 

Finding my correct foundation shade over the years has been tricky, so tricky I have a drawer of redundant foundations gathering dusk. So to say when I got my hands on the Meroda Cosmetics Changing Foundation I was hopeful would be an understatement. 

On first application using the ultra-soft 2-in-1 Build & Conceal Brush, I immediately noticed the almost white foundation start to quickly adapt to my skin tone with the pigment within the formula changing to something light in colour, similar to my natural skin colour, with subtle yellow undertones to give a healthy-looking glow. 

When a foundation matches seamlessly with the skin it is a thing of beauty and I can truly say once a full face application of the Changing Foundation had been applied, I was suitably impressed with how my skin looked! Not only did the foundation match my neck but all redness to my complexion was gone without a heavy, cakey look to the skin.


Meroda Cosmetics Changing Foundation Results

Formulation 

As for the formula which boasts an spf 15, the application feels almost effortless whether you opt to use the 2-in-1 brush, which I must say I love due to the fact it has a smaller end ideal for getting around the sides of the nose and the under eyes, or simply use your fingers. With a slightly creamy gel-like feel Meroda’s Changing Foundation glides over the skin, blending seamlessly while changing to your correct foundation shade. 

It’s also worth noting my skin didn’t feel weighed down or uncomfortable, I’m sure the fact that this foundation is suitable for sensitive skin also helps here. 

Foundation Wear Time 

Another important factor when it comes to foundation is how the formula wears on the skin during the day. I like to believe my skin type is a good indicator of how well a foundation will last as with combination skin I deal with a bit of everything – from an oily T-zone that can cause some foundation to breakdown throughout the dry to dry patches that a lot of formulas like to cling to. However, I am happy to report that Meroda Cosmetics Changing Foundation with its waterproof formulation fairs extremely well when it comes to staying power with a full day of even wear that still looks fresh even towards the end of the day. 


Meroda Changing Foundation with Brush

Overall Thoughts 

Had I come across the Meroda Cosmetics Changing Foundation sooner I would have saved myself a lot of time and money over the years in my constant attempt to find my right colour match. But alas, at least we now have such a foundation!

I believe this is one of the best options if you have fair to medium skin with yellow undertones and you can’t go wrong with the matching 2-in-1 brush either – that thing is super soft and blends seamlessly! 

Have you tried the Meroda Cosmetics Changing Foundation before? Let me know in the comments! 

Fee x 


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