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Study: Makeup Not for Exercising

What: A study of how cosmetic foundation effects the skin while exercising (yes, you read that right.) Forty-three college students covered half their faces with foundation and worked out, and then scientists measured the results.

Why it matters: It’s not shocking but—makeup isn’t great for your skin while exercising. Researchers found it clogged pores and decreased oil and sweat produced.

SourceJournal of Cosmetic Dermatology

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