ABOUT FACE
Let your skincare routine get some Asian influence.
Barometers finally hit 95° this weekend in New York City, meaning we wanted a pool, a Roxy bikini, and a tiny portable fan.
What we didn't want? Any makeup to bake on our faces, even though looking good was still an imperative. So we found a creative solution:
Grab one of the new - and cheap - plant masks from the Korean superstore The Face Shop (which just made a deal for American distribution). You can get them at any Walgreens for about $5, and probably find a mini-fan there, too.
Throw it in the fridge for an hour (the mask, not the fan). The put it on your face to remove the usual effects of a good party - ashy skin, under eye circles, and leftover mascara.
The frolic as usual. But don't forget the sunscreen, understand?
--FARAN KRENTCIL
Check out the masks at The Face Shop
Then see our favorite new skin wash
And the latest in freak-me-out lip balm
What we didn't want? Any makeup to bake on our faces, even though looking good was still an imperative. So we found a creative solution:
Grab one of the new - and cheap - plant masks from the Korean superstore The Face Shop (which just made a deal for American distribution). You can get them at any Walgreens for about $5, and probably find a mini-fan there, too.
Throw it in the fridge for an hour (the mask, not the fan). The put it on your face to remove the usual effects of a good party - ashy skin, under eye circles, and leftover mascara.
The frolic as usual. But don't forget the sunscreen, understand?
--FARAN KRENTCIL
Check out the masks at The Face Shop
Then see our favorite new skin wash
And the latest in freak-me-out lip balm
This story was published on August 17, 2009.
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Carol
08/20/2009
thank u. i'm gonna to try it ;)
Carol
08/20/2009
thank u. i'm gonna to try it ;)
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