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"PinterestFacebookI am so over the fact that I write about beauty all day and yet have seemingly no willpower when it comes to breaking the following bad beauty habits.\n\nPicking nail polish once it chips. I just can&amp;#39;t help it! So I have to try to remove it ASAP once the slightest chip appears, or my manicure quickly deteriorates into a rough scene.\n\n\nSleeping with my face in my pillow. I know back-sleeping is so much better in terms of not encouraging wrinkles, but when I can&amp;#39;t sleep, nothing soothes me like flipping onto my belly and nuzzling my face into the pillowcase a little bit. I should at least get a silky one that doesn&amp;#39;t crease as much. I&amp;#39;m not sure what I&amp;#39;m waiting for on that.\n\n\nGoing a little too long between haircuts. I know that trimming regularly keeps my hair healthier and easier to blow out. Really really, I do. But I am juggling a job and two kids and a high-maintenance dog and a brand-new first house, so sometimes haircuts get pushed off. And pushed off again. Until, oops, six months went by. Even the fact that I can get cuts for free thanks to my job doesn&amp;#39;t seem to help. When a rare free afternoon pops up, I&amp;#39;m way more likely to get a pedicure (higher on the urgency list, since my longish layers are often back in a pony or bun anyway).\n\nThere, I &amp;#39;fessed up. Don&amp;#39;t judge. You have some secret, lingering bad beauty habits too. Right?"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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