Nothing quenches a thirst for luxury goods like the cheapest possible luxury good
Photo: Courtesy of the retailers. Want to feel big? Giant? On top of the world? Queen of your domain and the tri-city kingdom around it? You could … launch a successful business, win a tennis tournament, take mushrooms! OR — and this one’s easiest, you’re gonna love it — surround yourself with mini beauty products.
Now say it with me: May your attention span remain short, your tastes eccentric, and your budget modest. $9 at Aveda Buy A Very Small Tube of Exfoliator Kate Somerville ExfoliKate Intensive Exfoliating Treatment, 0.5 oz This is a famous culty exfoliator that sheds a layer off your face like the skins of the snake of a boy I used to babysit for, who kept his python’s exoskeletons on his bedroom shelves. Horror show. But it WORKS. And you only use it once a week, so go mini.
$20 at TATCHA Buy A Wee Bottle of Shower Gel Bath & Body Works Cactus Blossom Shower Gel, 3 oz Like I said about getting sick of body washes 57 percent of the way through — I like to smell new smells. My moon’s in Gemini, I change my mind a lot. It’s been a while since I walked into Bath & Body Works, but I was craving a light and tropical summer body wash.
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