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@natalyabatchman: Trying L’Oréal skin tint for the first time!! This is L’Oréal true match!…and WOW! I don’t wear foundation ever but I love when I do and my makeup blends together so nicely and so I’ve been looking for a good skin tint! This one is $13 and SO GOOD!! Feels like I have nothing on my skin which is so important for me!! @L’Oréal Paris #skintint #MomsofTikTok #makeupreview #lorealtruematch #makeup

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tylermickenzie
ty 🥱 :
You can buy a pump for it off Amazon for like $5!
2025-11-17 11:07:29
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alli.stafford
ALLI STAFFORD :
It’s so good!! And yes grab a pump off Amazon!
2025-11-17 11:18:25
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