C. Jere sunburst sculpture (mid 20th century)
Beauty (capitalized here to indicate a BIG IDEA) often gets described with words related to luminescence and light.
Think about it! You light up a room, radiate inner beauty, and shine at everything you do. You’ve got a luminous presence, beaming smile, eyes that sparkle and skin that glows… damn! It musta hurt when you fell from heaven cause you’re a star!
Felix Gonzalez-Torres’ “Untitled” (America), 1994–95
Inside, we beam and shine as bright as a disco ball. As winter steps in and dulls our skin and flattens our hair, however, we could all use a little help conducting our inner radiance outwards.
Use Fresh’s Black Tea Instant Perfecting Mask to get your outside as (figuratively) shiny as your inside. Consider purchasing a gastight Hazmat suit as well because your radiating radiance will be dangerously high. It’s that good. And yes, unfortunately, it’s that expensive.
Get the “pregnant glow” without the long-term financial responsibilities!
This is one of those “just suck it up and buy it” products. Although Fresh recommends using it 2-3 times a week to get ideal results, most of us don’t hang out at the 1% club. Get the 50 ml and break it out for those special occasions. You’ll be so happy you did.
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SUGGESTED READING:
Check out Umberto Eco’s History of Beauty (2010 edition) chapter on Medieval ideals of Beauty = Light as well as this fabulous scholarly article by Sarah-Grace Heller, “Light as Glamour: The Luminescent Ideal of Beauty in the Roman de la Rose” (2001).
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