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@ginandyonic I really wish I could do a full drugstore tutorial!!! I still can’t find a cruelty free foundation/concealer that I like. I’ve tried the Milani one but it’s too thick for me. :( I also went to the flagship ELF store here in new york and their foundation didn’t match. I’m going to try and find something from Nyx even if that means I only use their concealer. Wet N’ Wild is coming out with foundation soon so hopefully they’ll have a shade that matches me!!
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hello i have a question about mezuzahs. i want to get one for my house but my understanding is that they are for jewish households. i live with 4 non jewish people. would it be acceptable to get one? thank you!
If you have your own room, you are obligated to have a mezuzah on the door and can put a mezuzah up there as normal. If all spaces are shared (i.e. if you share a room with one of the non-Jews), then there is not an obligation to have a mezuzah on any of the doors and therefore you cannot make a bracha if you put one up. However, there is nothing wrong with putting one up without a bracha if your roommates are ok with it and will be respectful of it.
