I put it on after the shower and use the excess on my hands for my face. I also love this Living Libations Breast Massage Oil given to me by Shailene Woodley. I'll just spot-conceal any pimples or blemishes with Almay Clear Complexion Concealer-it has salicylic acid in it, so I won't use it under my eye. Then I will put on Tarte Amazonian Clay 12-Hour Full-Coverage Foundation and blend it with the oil to give it what it needs. I like oily and dewy-looking skin, so rosehip seed oil is really good. Why not have something that's sustainable and good for you to make you feel beautiful?Įvery morning when I wake up, I wash my face and put on some sort of oil-based moisturizer. I am very much into incorporating things into my life that are already here on this earth, because we kind of have everything we need already. It's kind of gross, and your face smells like a foot, but I will say that since I started doing it, there are way less breakouts.

It's also a probiotic, so you're feeding your skin nicely. If I do it at night, I'll wakeup and my skin feels tighter, clearer, and calmer. I've noticed it really cleans up my pores. I keep a special jar of them in my bathtub area in the dark with a cloth over it and use the actual Kombucha as a toner and the SCOBY as a peel. I brew my own Kombucha, so I was trying to figure out what I could do with these extra babies that grow every time you make a batch-they're called SCOBYs, and they look like slabs of skin.

It mixes with your own pH levels so if you sweat, it makes your sweat smell good. You can make your own sage or cedar wood essential oil and use it as perfume or deodorant. I also go into the steam room at my gym almost every day, which is really nice. I boil herbs on the stove, or I'll do mustard-seed baths and bentonite clay baths. Generally I try to keep things on the natural side because your skin is absorbing everything you put on it, so you might as well have it be medicinal and non-toxic, but I also don't mind a bit of chemical action as I get older. I left that company and signed with an agent within the same week. It was right when the economy crashed, so that was cool. It was an interesting job, but I decided it was time to do my own thing now or never. Then decided I really hated corporate life. In LA, I dove head-first into the culture and became a national creative executive for a makeup brand called Napoleon Perdis. I decided to move to LA because I only had $1,500 saved up and, at the time, I was 21 or 22 and looking into New York, but you needed like $10,000 to move to New York. Then I figured out that I needed to get out of Michigan to make it happen. I dropped out and went straight into producing photo shoots in Detroit-I would style and do all the hair and makeup myself. I learned a lot about color theory and that sort of thing, but then I kind of realized I wanted to do hair and makeup instead of fine art. So at a really young age I got really good at doing my friends' makeup, and I eventually when to went to art school for college.

I would watch them put their makeup on in the mirror, and I was so fascinated. 'Growing up, my older sister and my mom and were really good at being ladies.

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