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21 Quarantine Birthday Gifts To Send To Your Beauty-Obsessed BFF

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21 Quarantine Birthday Gifts To Send To Your Beauty-Obsessed BFF

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We all have the friend who blows most of their paycheck on the beauty aisles of Target, Sephora, and Ulta. When they're not brunching and boozing with you, they're likely scrolling through their favorite makeup and skincare influencers on Insta and adding new launches to their Amazon cart.

They do your hair before important first dates, give you all their second-hand makeup, and give you better skincare advice than any dermatologist ever could. Now, their birthday's coming up, but they're stuck in the house without you, the bestie they'd already made (travel, paint 'n' sip, dinner, clubbing) plans to celebrate with. The least you could do is beautify their big day with the latest launches — they'll share when quarantine is over, of course.

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