Display title | Wakeup Makeup |
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Article description: (description ) This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | When a TV or movie character wakes up in the morning, he or she is always impeccably groomed. You never see bed-head, stubbly beards, or crusty eyes unless it's a story point, and even then it's usually just to emphasize either a late night drinking with the boys, or a new baby that's making a lot of demands. In the very worst cases, women arise from eight hours' sleep with perfect makeup, sans the least little smudge. |