Wearing a face mask? This is how to keep your makeup in place

I have been on the verge of buying face masks for traveling by train a few times, but I haven't been to the station since corona. So the face masks weren't in the house until last week. I received one in the mail. When I tried on the face mask, I noticed that it was quite tight. I read that ‘that's how it should be’, but comfortable is another story. I looked at myself in the mirror and had momentarily forgotten that there was makeup on my face. Yes, half of my foundation is on the edge. So the face mask can go straight into the washing machine. I have been wearing glasses at work for years, which has always made me think more about my foundation choice (otherwise there’s more foundation on my glasses in the evening than on my nose), but this takes it a step further. Not wearing makeup is not an option for me, so we need to look for a solution and I have one for you. For those new to slow productivity, it may all sound a bit vague. To help you out, Newport has a few extra tips to really make this way of working effective. to minimize the damage. Here they come…

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