YOU VS. THE VOLCANO
M.A.C unleashes some lava and smoke into your skincare routine.
Fans of cult beauty routines, take note:
After you've washed your face with steamed tea bags, washed your hair in beer, and smoothed your cuticles with olive oil, you can try something new for your skin -
Exfoliating it with dried lava.
This week, M.A.C releases their Future Earth collection of skincare products, including a new scrub called Volcanic Ash. Made from blending flaked lava with fine sugar crystals from the islands of Vanuatu, the scrub claims to wipe your face clean from impurities, especially in summer climates.
Who knew the best way to keep your skin from erupting was to scrub it with stuff from an eruption?
FARAN KRENTCIL
After you've washed your face with steamed tea bags, washed your hair in beer, and smoothed your cuticles with olive oil, you can try something new for your skin -
Exfoliating it with dried lava.
This week, M.A.C releases their Future Earth collection of skincare products, including a new scrub called Volcanic Ash. Made from blending flaked lava with fine sugar crystals from the islands of Vanuatu, the scrub claims to wipe your face clean from impurities, especially in summer climates.
Who knew the best way to keep your skin from erupting was to scrub it with stuff from an eruption?
FARAN KRENTCIL
This story was published on May 27, 2008.
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sarah ashley
06/10/2008
the story gets 5 hearts ... because MAC is my favorite obsession. but what does mila have to do with this article??
Ssandra
07/10/2008
because she's hawaiian in "forgetting sarah marshall" and there are a lot of volcanoes in hawaii.
i actually tried this scrub. It worked really really well but smelled kind of funky.
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