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Idina Menzel

As a mom, I don't have much time for beauty.
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Idina Menzel is saying that being a mother takes up most of her time, leaving little opportunity to focus on her appearance. Her role as a mom demands so much attention that personal grooming or beauty routines become less of a priority.

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