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After a summer of sun, sand, and that long-haul flight to Tokyo, your skin probably feels parched. Dehydrated. Dare we even say withered? It’s okay. Beauty Editor Margaux Anbouba is in the same boat, so she polled five celebrity aestheticians on the SOS measures they take to rehydrate their clients’ skin— for that red-carpet event tonight and for years to come.
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This is an excerpt of just DEW It article originally published in the "ELLE Magazine" on August 2023
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