Lean and clean: skincare solutions for fitness enthusiasts
Pictured, bag, £2,920, by Brunello Cucinelli. ‘Asana’ posture stimulating objects, prototypes, by Mirjam De bruijn. Bottle, $99, by Quartz. Revive cooling cheek tint, £14, by Arrow, from Birchbox. Flash bath no-rinse body cleanser, $22; shower sheets body wipes, 12 for $15, both by Yuni. Oxygenating Foundation, £55, by Oxygenetix, from Face the Future. Pep-start purifying mask, £24, by Clinique. Clean slate workout wipes, 25 for £27, by Mio. ‘She’ towel; ‘It’ towel, both £15 each, by Hay, from Amara
Picking up on the growing popularity of athletic leisurewear, a new cosmetic category has emerged, consolidating and enlarging the active beauty treatments with high-performance, lightweight, heat-reactive cosmetics designed to suit those with a penchant for physical exercise.
FRÉ Skincare
Fitness-focused brand FRÉ offers a package of moisturiser, cleanser and serum, which, when used in sequence, results in a bright, glowing complexion by tackling the usual culprits of sweat-induced skin damage: breakouts, dehydration and ageing.
Oxygenetix
Oxygenetix’s range of breathable face foundations, meanwhile, creates a healing, nourishing ‘second skin’, keeping skin supple and camouflaged throughout the most strenuous of activities.
Yuni
And US brand Yuni covers post-workout washing issues with its paraben- and sulfate-free shower sheets. These large, individually-wrapped, waterless body wipes instantly eradicate sweat and smell, allowing you to easily freshen up and deodorise on the go.
This growing attention to our gym face means we no longer need to choose between our dermis and our deltoids.
As originally featured in the Janaury 2018 issue of Wallpaper* (W*226)
INFORMATION
For more information, visit the FRÉ Skincare, Oxygenetix and Yuni Beauty websites
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