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And as a luxury item, clothes are the cheapest. Why are people scandalized by spending money on clothes? I think there is something against fashion in the world. Everybody is so passionate about this, there’s a resistance to fashion, an idea that to love fashion is to be stupid. I think this is for two reasons. One is because clothes are very intimate. When you get dressed, you are making public your idea about yourself, and I think that embarrasses people. And two, I think that fashion is seen as women’s work. My conclusion is that because fashion touches your intimate life, it embarrasses people.
Miuccia Prada in New York Magazine

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THE LATEST SKINCARE USING CHARCOAL? Brought to you by The Daily Feed 1. Origins Clear Improvement Active Charcoal Mask, $22 This activated charcoal facial mask for weekly use removes impurities, while mineral-rich China Clay absorbs toxins. 2. Lush’s Coal Face Cleansing Charcoal Bar, $13 Powdered charcoal imported from Britain targets excess sebum (aka oil) and acts as a mild exfoliant. Bonus points for looking like a huge lump of coal.3. Boscia’s Revitalizing Black Hydration Gel, $38 This cooling gel moisturizer uses charcoal to adsorb excess oil in pores and soothe irritation as it detoxifies.4. Sort of Coal Kuro Soap, 25 euros, $33 This black soap cleans and brightens skin without over-drying. It also contains “char essence,” a liquid byproduct that occurs during white charcoal production. 5. Occulter’s Binchotan Toothbrush, $6 These bristles are blended with high-quality Binchotan charcoal powder, which eliminates plaque, attacks bad breath and prevents bacteria from growing on your toothbrush.

THE LATEST SKINCARE USING CHARCOAL?

Brought to you by The Daily Feed

1. Origins Clear Improvement Active Charcoal Mask, $22
This activated charcoal facial mask for weekly use removes impurities, while mineral-rich China Clay absorbs toxins.

2. Lush’s Coal Face Cleansing Charcoal Bar, $13
Powdered charcoal imported from Britain targets excess sebum (aka oil) and acts as a mild exfoliant. Bonus points for looking like a huge lump of coal.

3. Boscia’s Revitalizing Black Hydration Gel, $38
This cooling gel moisturizer uses charcoal to adsorb excess oil in pores and soothe irritation as it detoxifies.

4. Sort of Coal Kuro Soap, 25 euros, $33
This black soap cleans and brightens skin without over-drying. It also contains “char essence,” a liquid byproduct that occurs during white charcoal production.

5. Occulter’s Binchotan Toothbrush, $6
These bristles are blended with high-quality Binchotan charcoal powder, which eliminates plaque, attacks bad breath and prevents bacteria from growing on your toothbrush.

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THE THINGS WE DO Woman Invents Dimple Machine (Oct, 1936) DIMPLES are now made to order! These aids to beauty can be produced as the result of a new invention by Isabella Gilbert of Rochester, N. Y. The device consists of a face-fitting spring carrying two tiny knobs which press into the cheeks.

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Woman Invents Dimple Machine (Oct, 1936)

DIMPLES are now made to order! These aids to beauty can be produced as the result of a new invention by Isabella Gilbert of Rochester, N. Y. The device consists of a face-fitting spring carrying two tiny knobs which press into the cheeks.

(via beauty-perception)

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