COLD WEATHER CARE
BY BONNIE SIEGLER AND CORRINA MOSCA
Winter—and the harsh, skin-and-hair-ruining Weather that comes with it—is finally here. Take care of yourself this season with these celebrity beauty tips.
JESSICA CHASTAIN:
The Interstellar actress notes that her signature red locks need a little more TLC in the winter months. To combat this, she adds moisture back to her hair with thirst-quenching products. “I love the way Moroccanoil’s Intense Hydrating Mask smells and how it hydrates my hair,” she says. “It helps to keep static away.”
THE NATURAL WAY:
Hydrate dry, frizzy winter hair with Yarok’s Feed Your Moisture masque. Crafted with fresh wild seaweed extract, aloe vera gel, and organic coco crème, this vegan product will transform your parched, dull tresses and scalp. ($49.50, yarokhair.com)
MANDY MOORE:
Celebrity manicurist Michelle Saunders keeps Moore’s nails elegant all year long with Essie’s Mademoiselle polish. For Saunders, this shade “looks chic on every skin tone and at any time of year.” Plus, the formula is long-wearing, taking Moore seamlessly from day to night.
THE NATURAL WAY:
Made without ketones, formaldehyde, or mercury, Acquarella’s non-toxic, water based nail polish is one you can feel totally safe about. Plus, their gorgeous Effacé shade is perfect for all-season wear. ($20, acquarella.com)
EMILY WICKERSHAM:
When it comes to the busy winter season, Wickersham often has to go right from work to an evening out. This requires a versatile makeup look—something that the NCIS star achieves with RMS’s Luminizer. “It adds a little dew to my cheeks and temples,” she explains. “What’s more, it gives my pale skin a little bit of color.”
THE NATURAL WAY:
With its luminous pink champagne colour, Antonym’s stunning Organic Highlighter in Endless Summer adds a touch of colour and shimmer to the face. This ECOCERT product contains organic zea mays starch, adding a silky feel and enhanced breathability to any makeup look. ($42, antonymcosmetics.com)
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