dtangled

OK, so it’s not really a detox, just from the neck up. All of this talk of purification has me wondering how I am going to complete days 3-7. Tomorrow night client dinner, Wednesday night GQ Gentlemen’s Ball (Ashton Kutcher, check; Vinnie Chase, check; Mark Wahlberg, check; Fergie’s hot husband, check; outfit, ummm… still thinking. Ideas??), Thursday night friends in town, Friday night Halloween festivities commence. At least I will have an extra hour on Sunday to catch up on my beauty sleep. Anyway.

Washed my face off with Malin + Goetz detox face mask to kick things off. This mask was a gift from Madame M after she conducted a field study at Barney’s Co-op in Soho. This product is an amazing mask that is creamy at first and then inexplicably frothy and foamy after a couple of minutes. You can feel the bubbles delicately forming on your skin. It’s nice and spa-like. You don’t need to remove makeup before application which is a big plus for lazies like myself, and the antioxidants and soy protein address tired and aging skin. Although I was apprehensive about this product at first and thought the fizziness a gimmick, it has proven to be a nice treat and a pore-cleansing experience that leaves my skin hydrated and clean.

If I won an Allure Editor's Choice Award, I'd wear a sticker too.

Post-cleanse, my boyfriend and I plunked down dutifully in front of our Vitamin C steam baths, which he pretty much summed up: “This has been the best moment of my day so far.” Repeated the Cosmetic Warrior mask, the smell of which my boyfriend was not as enthusiastic about today. However, his skin is looking noticeably softer and brighter, and so is mine. It also feels tighter. Followed up again with Breath of Fresh Air and Imperialis.

Spot count: me, still 2, but a new one I noticed last night has mysteriously disappeared; boyfriend, 4.

Wish me luck tomorrow!