Money Trees- Fenty Beauty Snap Shadows Pastel Frost Palette

I bought a couple of the Fenty Beauty Snap Shadow palettes earlier this year, 4 Rose and 8 Pastel Frost. You can see the other looks I created with them in this post and on my Instagram. The lime green shade in the Pastel Frost palette called Mula-la was the one shade in the palette I didn't know how to wear. Then, last week I was going through my saved posts on Instagram and I came across this look on Selena Gomez by makeup artist Hung Vanngo from last February and I thought it would be the perfect way to wear this eyeshadow. If you love makeup and for some reason you don't follow Hung Vanngo, you must take a look at his work. He has such a unique style and always makes women look their absolute best. 

I've worn this graphic, exaggerated wing shape before in a cobalt blue, orange and in a purple glitter and I find it such an easy way to wear a bright colour. You can adapt the shape to best suit your eyes too. I applied the eyeshadow with a flat brush and then used a thin lip brush to perfect the edges. I spritzed the brush with some Urban Decay setting spray too just to get the best colour pay-off from the eyeshadow. 

I also tried out a new foundation that I was kindly sent by my friend Celine as this shade was too light for her. It's the Shiseido Synchro Skin Self-Refreshing Foundation and I've wanted to try it for a while now as I've heard some great things about it. I have the shade 160 Shell which at first I thought would be too dark on me but it's actually not too far off my skin tone, only slightly darker than what I would usually go for but I think it turned out just fine. I was so happy with how the foundation looked throughout the day and now looking at the photos of it on I think it looks so beautiful and natural on my skin. I've only tried it once so I definitely need to test it out more before I give my opinion but so far so good. 

*Glossier Futuredew Oil Serum Hybrid
Shiseido Synchro Skin Self-Refreshing Foundation SPF 30 (160 Shell)
*IT Cosmetics Bye Bye Under Eye Concealer (Light/Ultra Fair)
*bareMinerals bareSkin Complete Coverage Serum Concealer (Fair)
Fenty Beauty Match Stix Matte Skinstick (Amber)
Milk Makeup Matte Bronzer (Baked)
Glossier Brow Flick (Brown)
Soapbrows Brow Kit
Kevyn Aucoin Eyelash Curler
*Urban Decay Eyeshadow Primer Potion
Fenty Beauty Snap Shadows Mix & Match Eyeshadow Palette (8 Pastel Frost, Mula-la)
Chanel Le Volume de Chanel Mascara
Glossier Cloud Paint Cream Blush (Dusk and *Beam)
Kevyn Aucoin Glass Glow Face (Prism Rose)
Charlotte Tilbury Airbrush Flawless Finish Powder (Fair)
Charlotte Tilbury Lip Cheat (Pillow Talk)
*IT Cosmetics Pillow Lips Moisture Wrapping Lipstick (Vision, cream finish)
Fenty Beauty Gloss Bomb Universal Lip Luminizer (Fu$$y)
Pixi Glow Mist

I'm really happy with how this look turned out and that I managed to make a lime green eyeshadow work on me (well at least I think so). I'm excited to try this shape in more shades now.


Emma x



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Another Kiss And You'll Be Mine- Robert Palmer Girl Makeup

"You're gonna have to face it, you're addicted to love"

Ever since I first saw it as a child, I've been fascinated by the iconic music video for Robert Palmer's Addicted to Love. I don't think I saw his other videos like Simply Irresistible until I was a lot older. I always thought the women in the videos were so cool and glamorous . It could very well be where my obsession with red lips originated. I first tried this makeup look for a Halloween party almost 12 years ago and I've wanted to recreate it for my blog for a long time. I finally got around to it yesterday. I was having a bad week and I wanted to wear some makeup that made me feel powerful. That's what red lipstick does for me. The combination of the sculpting blush, strong brows, smoky winged out eyes and glossy red lips made me feel incredible. I highly recommend trying it if you're not feeling great, as ridiculous as it may sound, it made a huge difference to my mood. 

I examined the two videos and the makeup is very slightly different on each of the models. I wasn't trying to exactly recreate the makeup but more adapting it in a more modern way to suit me.

It's clearly not an inclusive music video by any means as all of the women have fair skin. The makeup is quite full on which I love but if you know me, you know I'm not a fan of heavy coverage but I wanted to stay true to the makeup in the video so I mixed two of the high coverage foundations in my collection. The bareMinerals BAREPRO is probably one of the lightest fair foundations that I own and it's probably better suited to oily skin types so I mixed it with the Estée Lauder Futurist as it's a slightly darker shade and more hydrating formula. 

I sculpted my face using the Fenty Match Stix in Amber to contour and then the Milk Makeup Matte Bronzer in Baked almost as a sculpting blush just under my cheekbones. I then applied Glossier Cloud Paint in Dusk to further sculpt the sides of my face and I left my cheeks bare. I applied some on my temples too in the space between the tail of my eyebrow and the arch. It's a typically seventies and eighties way to apply blush and I tried to tone it down a bit but it doesn't look as strong in the photos as it did in person but that's probably a good thing if you were looking to make this look more "wearable". Although I really do love the strong contouring blush look. 

I made my brows quite strong and actually used three products to do so. I firstly filled them in with a thin crayon, the Urban Decay Brow Beater and intensified the darkness with the Inked Brow gel and finally brushed them into place and added some volume with Glossier Boy Brow. Looking at the photos after I can see a slight gap that I should have filled under the arch on one of my brows but that's ok, my makeup is never perfect.

It's hard to tell from the stills of the video what eyeshadow shades were used so I decided to go with a mixture of different shades of brown and then some black to intensify the outer corner. You could also have used blacks and greys but I thought the browns suited me better. I started with a pale shade all over my eyelids and then a medium toned brown in my crease and winged it out. Then I used the Urban Decay 24/7 Eye Pencil in Perversion on my outer corner both on my lower and upper lash line and blended it out into a wing. I then used the matte black eyeshadow over that winged out shape and gradually built it up until I was happy with the intensity of colour and the shape. I used two different browns to blend out the black and soften it. 

I haven't done my eyes like this in such a long time, I was actually nervous thinking I'd mess it up but I absolutely love how it turned out. I think this smoky winged out eye would be so flattering for so many people. Using brown along with the black just made everything much softer and more flattering. I applied lots of the Le Volume de Chanel mascara is it's the most volumising mascara I currently have in my collection. I cleaned up under my eyes and made them as bright as possible by using both the IT Cosmetics Bye Bye Under Eye which has amazing pigment to cover dark circles and then the bareMinerals bareSkin Concealer on top of that.

Clarins Beauty Flash Balm
*bareMinerals BAREPRO Performance Wear Liquid Foundation (Fair 01)
Estée Lauder Futurist Hydra Rescue Moisturizing Makeup (1N0 Porcelain)
Fenty Beauty Match Stix Matte Skinstick (Amber)
Milk Makeup Matte Bronzer (Baked)
Glossier Cloud Paint Cream Blush (Dusk)
Charlotte Tilbury Hollywood Flawless Filter (1 Fair)
Kevyn Aucoin Eyelash Curler
*Urban Decay Eyeshadow Primer Potion
*Urban Decay Brow Beater (Dark Drapes)
*Urban Decay Inked Brow (Dark Drapes)
Glossier Boy Brow Grooming Pomade (Brown)
*Urban Decay Naked Ultimate Basics Palette (Slow, Nudie, Faith, Lookout and Blackjack) Currently out of stock but the Born to Run palette has very similar shades
*Urban Decay 24/7 Glide-On Eye Pencil (Perversion)
Chanel Le Volume de Chanel Mascara
*IT Cosmetics Bye Bye Under Eye Concealer (Light/ Ultra Fair)
*bareMinerals bareSkin Complete Coverage Serum Concealer (Fair)
Charlotte Tilbury Airbrush Flawless Finish Powder (1 Fair)
Pixi Glow Mist
No7 Precision Lips Pencil (Red)
Lisa Eldridge True Velvet Lipstick Colour (Velvet Morning)
Glossier Lip Gloss (Clear)


To finish the look I applied a small amount of Charlotte Tilbury Hollywood Flawless Filter on my cheekbones, bridge of my nose and cupids bow and then powdered the centre of my face with the Airbrush Flawless Finish Powder. I tried this powder for the first time this week after my friend Andreea sent it to me because it was too light on her. So many people I know have raved about it to me over the past few years and I can finally see what all the fuss was about, it really is a gorgeous powder.

I had a few options for my lips but in the end I decided on a matte lipstick with a clear gloss on top. In the video, the women are wearing quite a bright, almost orange red, so I used Lisa Eldridge Velvet Morning and topped it with the clear lip gloss from Glossier for a vinyl lipstick look. I lined the edges of my lips with a slightly darker more classic red liner.

I'm so happy with how it turned out, like I said for some reason I was nervous to try this, mostly because I hadn't worn a smoky eye in a long time I was convinced I would mess it up, but I took my time with the blending and I loved how it looked. This eye look would be great with a more neutral lipstick or gloss too but I just adore how empowering it is to wear glossy red lips with strong eye makeup.

What do you think of this look? Would you wear it all together or is there one element you prefer?

Emma x



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Dreaming Of The Green And Gold

I'm back with a makeup post today, but firstly I wanted to say thank you to anyone who read my last post. I'm aware most people don't bother with blogs much any more but I have been writing on Ol' Green Eyes for almost ten years now (in June) and I don't intend on stopping any time soon. This blog has always been an outlet for me, creative and otherwise and I appreciate those of you who took the time to read about something that has nothing to do with what I usually write about here. It's been so therapeutic for me to connect with so many people who sent me messages saying that they had read my words. This world of beauty blogging has brought me so much joy, especially at this, the most difficult period of my life. I am thankful to have this outlet and to continue to use skincare and makeup as a form of self-care and creativity.

These photos were actually taken back in March, St. Patrick's Day to be precise. The last day I remember being truly happy. It was before lockdown and I was off work and had a lovely relaxing morning. We went for a walk around an empty Dublin caressing my still pregnant belly and talking about the future as we always did on our day off walks. I wasn't going to even bother writing a post on this look but I figured it was the last makeup look I did when Milo was still alive and for some reason that made me feel compelled to share it.

I had purchased the Bodyography glitter pigment in the shade Prism in November and hadn't gotten around to creating a look with it yet. Since it's a duo chrome green/brown I thought St Patrick's day would be the perfect opportunity to try it out properly. I decided to create a green and gold look so I added another Bodyography pigment called Bubbly in the centre of my eyelid for an extra pop, almost like a spotlight eye. The base is just a mid-toned matte brown swept across the socket of my eyelid and Prism blended out all across my lid. I mostly use my fingers to apply these glitter pigments as it gives the best intensity of colour. I then take a densely packed synthetic brush and blend out the edges carefully before using fluffier brush if I feel I need to finish any blending.

If you're looking for natural and radiant skin, I highly recommend this base combination- Glossier Futuredew and Clarins Skin Illusion Foundation. Obviously it depends on your skin type, if you have more oily skin this combination might be too much but I have combination skin and I just apply Futuredew where I want the most shine and then I'll smooth whatever is left over onto the rest of my face. I think I've said it before here but any time I look back at photos of my past makeup looks I'm always the happiest with how my skin looks when I'm wearing Skin Illusion foundation. What I really love about it is that it just evens out your skin tone and gives such a natural and radiant finish to your skin. Because the texture is quite light and easy to blend, it's the perfect foundation for layering with the likes of Glossier Futuredew as it doesn't feel like I'm wearing lots of makeup. It just makes your skin look hydrated and fresh and doesn't mask your natural complexion. My friend Céline is also a huge fan of this foundation, so please go and have a look at it on her if you want to see it on a darker skin tone than mine.

I do have dark circles too so I apply a small amount of concealer only where I need it, mainly in my inner corners and under my eyes closer to my nose. I like to use a hydrating concealer that has great coverage (my favourite is the bareMinerals Complete Coverage Serum Concealer) and I find this technique means that you can apply very little concealer so that your base still looks natural and seamless. I like for my concealer to be the same shade as my foundation rather than lighter. However If I do find I want a touch more brightness I'll add the smallest amount of YSL Touche Éclat Illuminating Pen just to attract some light to that area.

Glossier Invisible Shield Daily Sunscreen
*Glossier Futuredew Oil Serum Hybrid
*Clarins Skin Illusion Foundation (101 Linen)
Milk Makeup Matte Bronzer (Baked)
Fenty Beauty Match Stix Matte Skinstick (Amber)
*IT Cosmetics Bye Bye Under Eye Concealer (Light/Fair)
*bareMinerals bareSkin Complete Coverage Serum Concealer (Fair)
*Urban Decay Brow Beater (Dark Brown)
Glossier Boy Brow (Brown)
*Urban Decay Eyeshadow Primer Potion
Bodyography Glitter Pigment (Prism and Bubbly)
Kevyn Aucoin Eyelash Curler
Chanel Beauty Le Volume de Chanel Mascara
Glossier Cloud Paint (Dusk)
Kevyn Aucoin Glass Glow Face (Prism Rose)
*IT Cosmetics Bye Bye Pores Powder
Pixi Glow Mist
Charlotte Tilbury K.I.S.S.I.N.G. Lipstick (Bitch Perfect)

I kept the rest of my makeup quite neutral, applying my favourite neutral blush shade, Glossier Cloud Paint in Dusk on my cheeks and Charlotte Tilbury Bitch Perfect lipstick which is a great warm nude shade for fair skin tones. I also applied some of the Kevyn Aucoin Glass Glow Face in Prism Rose on my cheeks for an added sheen to my skin. The more I use this the more I love it. I think this plus Futuredew plus Skin Illusion is the holy trinity for super radiant skin. Obviously it completely depends on how you have prepped you skin for makeup too. In case you don't follow me on Instagram, I created a story highlight on my page called "Glowy Skin" and featured the skincare and makeup products I use to get a super radiant base. If you like my style of makeup be sure to have a look at it and if there's any looks you'd like to see me try or if there is any of my previous looks you would like to watch me go through again, please do let me know.

I hope everyone is doing as well as they can be in this strange period of time we are living in. Try and be kind to yourself and those around you and I hope no matter what you're going through you can still find the joy in the small pleasures of life.

Emma x



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Bad Blood

Last weekend before we were self-isolating and before I spent the week sick in bed I created this look  that was inspired by something a bit unusual. I've said here before many times that inspiration can come from anywhere and last Saturday I was inspired to use shades based on the colour of blood, both wet and dry (this is down to a couple of nose bleeds I had during the week).  I understand that it seems gross but I thought the colours were both different and complimentary and I wanted to create a look that included both. 

If you image search the colour of dried blood you'll understand, it's like an earthy, reddish brown. I had a look at my palettes to find similar shades for my eyes and I came up with the Urban Decay shade 'Punk' and the Anastasia Beverly Hills shade 'Red Ochre'. I used both of these on my lids and under my eyes in a more circular shape and just used mascara to define my eyes for more of an imperfect, grungy feel. I tried it with two different lip pairings- a pink/nude gloss, Fenty Beauty Gloss Bomb in the shade Fussy and then a more bold blood red, Urban Decay Rock Steady Vice Lipstick.

I wore a medium coverage foundation, Bite Beauty Changemaker, as I wanted to cover any redness in my skin since I knew I'd be wearing reddish tones on my eyes and my lips. This foundation evened out my skin and gave coverage without being too full on. I used a more neutral colour blush, Glossier Dusk, with a slight amount of Storm mixed in to again avoid my cheeks looking too pink or red. I finished my skin with the Kevyn Aucoin Glass Glow Face as there is very little pigment, it's more about texture and brings the skin to life if your base happens to look too dry or flat. 

I really love how both versions of this look turned out and I hope no one was too grossed out by my inspiration. Which version do you prefer?

*Glossier Futuredew Oil Serum Hybrid
Bite Beauty Changemaker Supercharged Micellar Foundation (L15)
Milk Makeup Matte Bronzer (Baked)
Fenty Beauty Match Stix Matte Skinstick (Amber)
*bareMinerals bareSkin Complete Coverage Serum Concealer (Fair)
*IT Cosmetics Bye Bye Under Eye Concealer (Light/Fair)
Soapbrows
Glossier Brow Flick (Brown)
Kevyn Aucoin Eyelash Curler
*Urban Decay Gwen Stefani Palette (Skimp and Punk. This palette is sold out but Punk is in the Born to Run palette too
Anastasia Beverly Hills Modern Renaissance Palette (Red Ochre)
Chanel Le Volume de Chanel Mascara
**Glossier Cloud Paint (Dusk and Storm)
Kevyn Aucoin Glass Glow Face (Prism Rose)
*IT Cosmetics Bye Bye Pores Powder
*Urban Decay All Nighter Setting Spray
Pixi Glow Mist
NYX Professional Makeup Suede Matte Lip Liner (Lavender & Lace)
Fenty Beauty Gloss Bomb Universal Lip Luminizer (Fu$$y)
*Urban Decay Vice Lipstick (Rock Steady, this shade seems to be discontinued by the UD shade Gash is quite similar).

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Blue Is The Warmest Colour

I'm no stranger to a blue eye makeup, see here, here, here, here and here. As you can see I've worn it time and time again in various shades and in various ways. The one shade I have yet to find is the perfect cornflower or powder blue, which I'm hoping Glossier Skywash shade Pool will be. I love how blue can look both modern and retro. The powdery blues of the sixties into the electric blues of the seventies and eighties. I'm well aware it's not to everyones taste, but I think whether done in a subtle way as a liner or an all out bright blue shadow like below, it's definitely an eye-catching statement and a bit of fun which is exactly what I want from my makeup sometimes. 

If you do an image search for blue eyeshadow looks, most of them are these elaborate cut crease looks with precise blending and liner and huge false eyelashes, but that's a bit too much for me so I wanted to create my own version with a bit of a nod to the sixties and seventies. I used three shades of blue from two different palettes, the BPerfect Carnival Palette and the new Fenty Beauty Snap Shadows Pastel Frost palette. I added the frosted blue from the Fenty palette on top of Sky from the Carnival palette because I wanted it to be vibrant but somewhat muted too. I added some elongated winged liner and individual lashes on the outer half of my eyes for some extra drama. 

As always with a statement eye look (and in general) I kept everything else looking minimal and fresh. My skin has been very dry lately and I don't know whether it's weather or pregnancy related so I've been using the Clarins Plant Gold oil emulsion to prep my skin after exfoliating, it's such a great product to use before makeup as it's a bi-phase liquid with the Clarins Blue Orchid oil and a melting emulsion which makes it hydrating and lightweight. I used the Milk Makeup Hydro Grip Primer as it both adds hydration and helps foundation last longer. I then applied one of my absolute favourite base products, the IT Cosmetics CC Cream as it helps to colour correct and cover any redness. I wanted my skin to be as even toned as possible with this eye look, the CC Cream is full coverage but to me it doesn't look or feel like it. You can build it up if you want to cover more but I just use one pump all over my face and it covers what I want it to.

I used some cream bronzer and contour for dimension, something I find is definitely a necessity for me when I'm using a more full coverage base. I loved the idea of mixing blue and pink so I mixed Glossier Puff and Storm Cloud Paints on my cheeks and the Kevyn Aucoin Glass Glow Face in Prism Rose on the high points of my face. I then finished the look with one of my favourite lip products, the Clarins Instant Light Natural Lip Perfector. I've had many of these in various shades since they launched years ago, it's a product that I always have in my collection. They look, smell and feel amazing. It added just the right amount of shine and colour to my lips to not compete with the eyes and has that sixties feel I was going for. 

You could do the same look with any bright colour eyeshadow or a neutral if you're not into wearing bright colours on your eyes. I think the elongated liner transforms any eye look and I love how different it makes the shape of my eyes. I felt amazing wearing this makeup and isn't that the whole point of it!

Milk Makeup Hydro Grip Primer
*IT Cosmetics Your Skin But Better CC+ Cream (Fair)
*bareMinerals bareSkin Complete Coverage Serum Concealer (Fair)
Yves Saint Laurent Beauty Touche Éclat (Rose Lumière)
*Clarins Glow 2 Go Blush and Highlighter (02 Golden Peach)
Fenty Beauty Match Stix Matte Skinstick (Amber)
Soapbrows Kit
Glossier Brow Flick (Brown)
*Urban Decay Eyeshadow Primer Potion
*BPerfect Cosmetics Stacey Marie Carnival Palette (Sky, Recharge)
Fenty Beauty Snap Shadows 8 Pastel Frost (Muva's Boy)
*Glossier Pro Tip
Chanel Beauty Le Volume de Chanel Mascara
**Glossier Cloud Paint (Storm and Puff)
Kevyn Aucoin Glass Glow Face (Prism Rose)
*IT Cosmetics Bye Bye Pores Powder
*Urban Decay All Nighter Setting Spray
Pixi Glow Mist
Clarins Instant Light Natural Lip Perfector (05 Candy Shimmer)
Ardell Individuals Knot-Free Naturals (Short and Medium)

Have you tried blue eyeshadow or would you?

Emma x



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Ice Cream Kisses

If you follow me on social media you'll know I'm a huge fan of makeup artist Jo Baker. I'm constantly inspired by her work and how she merges red carpet with editorial to create the most unique and beautiful makeup looks for her clients. I'm especially enamoured by her work with actress Lucy Boynton. Obviously Lucy is stunning but I love how the makeup seems to suit her style so much, it doesn't take away from her outfits or overpower her delicate features. It's so refreshing to see such different red carpet makeup and I always look forward to seeing her posts on Instagram and the inspiration behind each look. 

One of the recent looks that blew me away was at the Vanity Fair Oscar party where Lucy wore a pastel Miu Miu dress and the makeup was incredible. You can see it here. It was quite simple but went perfectly with the overall look and I immediately wanted to try my hand at recreating it. Jo used a lot of Chanel Beauty products and the glitter under the eyes was Lemonhead LA Violet Hour Spacepaste. I didn't have this one but I did have Mulholland which is a rose gold. On my eyelids and on the lower lash line I applied a mixture of two shades from the Fenty Beauty Snap Shadows Pastel Frost palette, a pink called Ice Cream Kisses and a Lavender called Lady Pimp. I then added a touch of the Bodyography Glitter Pigments in the shades Eclipse and Halo just in the centre of my eyelid. 

I used the Glossier silicone detailer brush to apply the Spacepaste under my lower lashes. I brought it down lower than I usually would with eyeshadow but I think it works because you can really see the glitter and it makes it into more of a feature. I applied a couple of coats of Le Volume de Chanel mascara, I definitely don't have Lucy Boynton's amazing lashes but this mascara gives me lots of volume although not as much length as I'd like. 

My friend very kindly picked me up the new Bite Beauty Changemaker Foundation when she was in New York. I've only tried it a couple of times but so far I love the finish, I think I just need to figure out what way to best prep my skin before using it. I've also been using the Kevyn Aucoin Glass Glow Face since I got in the The Loop Duty Free on the way to Paris. It's such a gorgeous multi-use product. I've tried it under foundation and on the high points of the face which is how I used it for this look. It really does give that glass skin look without much pigment. It does have some micro glitter in it but that doesn't bother me.

On my lips I wanted something with a light pink hint to it that wouldn't wash me out so I used the Bellàpierre Cosmetics mineral lipstick in the shade Catwalk and a little bit of my beloved Clarins Instant Light Lip Perfector on top. I recently repurchased my favourite Glossier Cloud Paint shade Puff which is a light pink that works really well for this tonal look. 

Kevyn Aucoin Glass Glow Face (Prism Rose)
Bite Beauty Changemaker Supercharged Micellar Foundation (L15)
Fenty Beauty Match Stix Matte Skinstick (Amber)
*bareMinerals bareSkin Complete Coverage Serum Concealer (Fair)
Yves Saint Laurent Touche Éclat (Rose Lumière)
Kevyn Aucoin Eyelash Curler
Glossier Brow Flick (Brown)
Glossier Boy Brow (Brown)
*Urban Decay Eyeshadow Primer Potion
Fenty Beauty Snap Shadows (8 Pastel Frost, Ice Cream Kisses and Lady Pimp)
Bodyography Glitter Pigments (Halo and Eclipse)
Lemonhead LA Spacepaste Glitter (Mulholland)
Chanel Beauty Le Volume de Chanel Mascara
Glossier Cloud Paint (Puff)
Bellápierre Cosmetics Mineral Lipstick (Catwalk)
Clarins Instant Light Natural Lip Perfector (05 Candy Shimmer)

What do you think of this look? Would you wear it?

Emma x

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