Finding an asymptotic expansion of $\log(1-\log(\epsilon))$

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I have to find the asymptotic expansion of $\log(1-\log(\epsilon))$ for $\epsilon>0$.

My first thought was that I could use the expansion of $\log(1+x)$ but then I get $-\log(\epsilon)-\frac{\log(\epsilon)^2}{2}...$ so each term is increasing in size.

How do I go about finding the correct sequence to use?