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How To Slay A Foundation-Free Makeup Look
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How To Slay A Foundation-Free Makeup Look

All of us want to be comfortable in the skin we're in - especially during scorching summer months when we could breathe easier and avoid melting underneath the weight of our makeup routine.


That's where a foundation-free makeup look comes in handy.

Although foundation is often seen as a vital step in any everyday face beat, it's very possible to still be flawless with or without it. In fact, here are some beauty tips to help you slay a foundation-free look.

Be good to your skin

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Writer Kandice Guice

Skin blemishes can make it uncomfortable to go foundation-free. Avoid neglecting your skin by drinking lots of water and maintaining a well-balanced diet full of green, leafy veggies. You may find that cutting back on fatty foods, dairy, and excessive protein also helps create smooth skin that is naturally flawless.

Related: 7 Beauty Foods That Will Help You Glow From the Inside Out

In addition to eating clean, it is important to develop a skincare routine. Follow it twice a day for noticeable results you can see in a week or two. You'll want to customize your routine to your own skincare needs. It never hurts to get advice from your favorite esthetician or dermatologist.

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