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1st July 2016
08:08pm BST

To be fair, it sounds a lot easier than painting lines and stripes all over your face but of course, going overboard with blush can lend to clown cheeks too. According to Teen Vogue, the product is made using a French technique entitled "soufflage" which basically means an air-whipped formula that mixes with all complexions. Soft and creamy, draping will please anyone who finds contouring harsh and prefers the pretty effect. With the launch of this product, the brand is commemorating an important figure in the beauty industry, Wandy Bey. Although you might think contouring originated with the Kardashians, it's actually down to Wandy, a makeup guru who worked with many a famous face, including Farrah Fawcett and Cher.
Marc was friends with Wandy and so he's intent that people recognise the work he did in the beauty world and has created a product to honour him. The duo will land at Sephora in the coming weeks and I'm loving the sound of that 'fresh-faced' glow.
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