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“Generally I would say that I'm not a super-adventurous shadow girl. I'm all about a lip, eyebrow, and mascara, but through the years, working with different talented makeup artists, I learned how awesome eye makeup can be if you get it right. That's how we got the colors we came up with.”

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Gwen Stefani, born on October 3, 1969, is an American singer-songwriter and fashion designer known for her unique musical style and fashion sense. She was the lead singer of the rock band No Doubt and achieved significant success in her solo career. more

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