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On Tuesday, YouTube beauty guru Selena Faye posted a prompt on Twitter asking her followers to ask their boyfriends or male friends what they thought a pink beauty blender tool was.
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Needless to say, the responses she got were absolutely hilarious.
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However, some of the male population came through and surprised everyone.
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Life tip for guys: learn about makeup products. It could help you impress a girl.
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