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Liz’s Beauty Blog: Obsessions – Foundation

Her Campus Placeholder Avatar Elizabeth Ahern
Her Campus Placeholder Avatar Madeleine Frank
This article is written by a student writer from the Her Campus at Harvard chapter.


Obsessions
Armani Face Fabric Second Skin Nude Makeup is hands-down the best foundation on the market right now. Madonna’s make-up artist recommended it to me. It leaves the most natural, light finish, but still photographs very well. At $48 a tube, it’s definitely a splurge, but one you will not regret.  The 3D Micro-fil™ technology covers imperfections without looking caked-on. Bonus: it feels silky smooth to apply and blends easily. 

About Liz’s Beauty Blog:
I decided to write this blog for Her Campus Harvard because I have an unhealthy obsession with beauty products. I was always the obnoxious child wearing the not-too-age-appropriate red lipstick and blue eye shadow at family functions. Luckily, I’m a bit more color-savvy these days, but the passion remains the same. I was fortunate enough to intern at Paul Mitchell two summers ago and working with beauty veterans, makeup artists and marketing mavens, I managed to learn a few tricks. My “Obsessions” postings will feature all of the products I can’t live without or current trends that are Harvard-appropriate. I decided to also include a “Drugstore Deal” post as well since I sympathize with all of my fellow cash-strapped collegiettes™. Please send any suggestions or comments to liz@hercampus.com.

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Madeleine Frank is a sophomore at Harvard University. She is from Arlington, Virginia, and studies English with a secondary in psychology. In addition to being Harvard's HC Campus Correspondent, Madeleine runs Make it Happen Magazine for Harvard University Women in Business and serves as editor for her chapter of Kappa Alpha Theta. In her free time she enjoys baking (especially vegan desserts) and dancing to everything from Frank Sinatra to Sean Paul. Madeleine hopes to pursue a career in magazine journalism in New York, and she spent last summer working as an Assistant Digital Producer at Washington Life Magazine in D.C.