Inside a charming cottage in Sydney s inner west and the modern extension that gave it a new lease of life
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Wednesday, 23rd December 2020, 2:35 pm
Wearing a face covering is now an everyday part of life for many, but it can bring with it steamed up glasses, a flushed face, and, for some, spotty skin.
Although wearing a face mask may be something people now do day in and day out, this doesn’t mean our skin has instantly adapted to the practice.
Alongside spotty skin, smudged lipstick and rubbed-off foundation might be something you now contend with on a daily basis, as a result of wearing a face mask over your make-up.
However, the good news is that there are ways to adapt both your beauty and skincare regime, in order to ensure skin is cared for and your make-up remains flawless.