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Mask refresher: How to wear makeup, prevent fogged-up glasses and other tips for managing face masks

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Sep 20, 2020
Sep 20, 2020 Updated Jun 15, 2021
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There's been a lot of advice on how to properly wear face coverings during the coronavirus pandemic. Here's a refresher.

(6) updates to this series since Updated Jun 15, 2021

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