Edited by Nicole Vardo
It might be considered a little too late to create a New Year’s resolution, but in a perfect world where good things happen, it’s never too late to change for the better. Especially when talking beauty. And so, I went on a mission through my favorite beauty blogs to discover for you beauty babies out there what to focus on this year to be extra wicked and golden for 2012!
Edited by Samantha Lim
It is the first day of Fall and not only does that mean we are changing up our fashion, but we are also adjusting our beauty regimen to accomodate for chillier weather. Naturally, we turn to Barney’s beauty department and the expert advice from their Beauty Guru Jason Ascher. He gave us great tips on skin care, his top three must-have beauty products, fall beauty trends, and all his best product recommendations for this season (all obviously exclusive to Barney’s).
Edited by Alex Chodak
Today I tested out Monica Olsen’s Restore peppermint cleaner and Refine clay masque. Now awake and refreshed (with baby soft skin), here are the results of my 5 minute test run with the product line.
Edited by Saynt
Our newest bff George “Rico Suave” Scandalis from Zink Mag got us all hot and heavy over SKIN1 by Dr. Gram, a new collection of skin repairing goodness that Becks has been using religiously. I’m always a bit leery about products endorsed by doctors since it’s a term used loosely now-a-days (there’s that crazy Phil who claims to be one and as always Doom), but this one seems a bit more legit since the “doctor” in question actually spent sometime as a pharmacist, which was when he had the time to craft out the range of products and test the results on his wife. I knew they were good for something…
Anyway, he crafted each product with care, using only the highest-quality ingredients, resulting in luxurious formulas that achieve visible results without irritation. They all have his signature Nutra-VÎt Complex, a mix of antinflamatories and antioxidants which are perfect for reducing redness and signs of aging.
While not available in too many places in New York, you can pick up the collection online at Dermastore.com.
