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Have you heard? It’s election day. So throw some water on your face, add a dollop of moisturizer, top it up with sunscreen, and get your gorgeous, responsible self over to the voting booth. And please hit the ❤️ to let all HNTFUYF-ers know you believe voting is a privilege!
When the ballots are counted, if the winner is clear (as I suspect it will be), and there is a loser making a lot of noise (as I suspect there will be), I intend to hold up a sign like the one my little granddaughter, M, held up last week during our FaceTime call, when the sound cut out: “I CANT HEER YOU!”
Dear Readers, I can heer you loud and clear and want to thank you not only for your readership, but also for your terrific questions, which have been accumulating like Tokyo cat cafes. I respond to all queries personally—but if you’ve written to me and haven’t heard back, please try again at the email address below.
This week, a reader wonders whether some effective undereye products might actually harm the delicate skin in that area.
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