Because looking good is the best revenge
Apr 11, 2012
09:29 AM
Get Fresh
It’s all about priming the canvas, and Fresh’s mattifying serum hydrates and tones while controlling shine, leaving your skin ready for makeup—or not. You look fresh-faced either way. The main ingredient is Umbrian clay, found in the Italian town of Nocera Umbra, which has been used for therapeutic treatments for centuries. Clearly, it has withstood the test of time. Thanks to its high mineral content, the clay neutralizes acidity while purifying and clarifying the complexion; a gingerroot, pore-refining complex further helps to control oil production, minimizing the look of pores while meadowsweet extract helps regulate excess sebum production to control oil and shine. Umbrian Clay Mattifying Serum, $35, at all Sephora stores.
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Katie O’Donnell
Pity the plight of the beauty blogger: Each week, the newest products appear on her desk, all promising younger-looking skin, tighter pores, plumper lips, lusher lashes, frizz-free hair—in short, a healthier, more glamorous life. Dutifully, Westchester Magazine Associate Editor Katie O’Donnell tests (or investigates) each item or service featured in WM’s Beauty Buzz blog. Life is beautiful indeed.
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