MyBlend takes up residence in Neuilly
The myBlend cabin at the new The New Me studio in Neuilly
February, grayness, fatigue... It's time for cocooning treatments and the desire to take care of yourself and regenerate yourself.
MyBlend has decided to join forces with The New Me studios for a unique partnership focused on synergies between well-being and beauty.
A new holistic address which reserves three “experiential” spaces for its customers: a Newformer Pilates room with machine classes to sculpt the body, a mat class room where you can choose according to your affinities (between barre, Pilates, yoga or strengthening) and a myBlend space.
Made up of two treatment cabins, the latter offers the experience of “deep regeneration” with the LED mask that no longer needs to be introduced or to benefit from a personalized treatment combining technology and formulas infused with high-performance active ingredients.
A whole program to test in 30 to 90 minute format, or as a treatment.
J.F.
The New Me x myBlend, 63 avenue du Roule, 75005 Paris.
Nina Ricci opens a cafe
The Nina Illusion café in Paris.
Press/Nina Ricci
It's hard not to notice the huge, hypnotic candy pink bubble under the Canopée des Halles in Paris.
Two huge fuchsia doors sit in the middle of the crowds flocking to the shopping center, like an invitation to escape from the frenetic Parisian life to venture into the colorful and magical world of Nina Ricci.
Indeed, it is in the heart of the bustling Châtelet district that the French house has set up its pop-up to celebrate the launch of its new perfume, Nina Illusion.
A giant bottle of the fragrance inaugurates this olfactory and immersive journey which allows you to discover its addictive notes of orange blossom, raspberry and patchouli.
The enchanting break lasts long enough to enjoy a coffee or a pastry in the colors of the perfume, before immortalizing your visit in photos or videos in the magical decor of the “Infinity Room
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A final surprise awaits those who purchase the juice at the Sephora store at the Forum des Halles: its fans will receive an exclusive voucher to personalize its iconic apple bottle at the pop-up's engraving workshop.
V.H.
Pop-up “Nina Illusion Café” by Nina Ricci, 1 passage de la canopée, 75001 Paris. Free and open access from 9:00 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. from March 7 to 10, 2024.
Marc Jacobs x Pat McGrath: a collaboration under the sign of friendship
MatteTrance Lipstick Marc Jacobs Edition by Pat McGrath Pat McGrath
When Marc Jacobs, the New York fashion designer who is celebrating 40 years in fashion, meets the high priestess of make-up artists, it results in a collaboration that seals a friendship born over the course of their respective careers.
“I wanted to honor her with a special version of my revolutionary MatteTrance lipstick.
It provides the ultimate matte finish with major hydration.
It’s the perfect balance of durable wear and the comfort our fans love,” says Pat McGrath.
It is therefore a tailor-made, intense and matte red that appears on this limited edition which is adorned with the name of Marc Jacobs.
An object that has everything to become a collector's item and which goes by the sweet name of Forbidden Love.
Forbidden but worth daring, especially during this Fashion Week period.
J.F.
MatteTranceLipstick Marc Jacobs Edition, €39 on
patmcgrath.com
.
The
skin
reset according to Victoria Beckham
Victoria Beckham is one of those who makes a point of partnering with experts.
Especially when it comes to enriching her product line (she collaborates in particular with Augustinus Bader).
This time, she unveils a new cleansing range developed in partnership with facialist Melanie Grant.
The idea?
Offering two formulas to use daily at home while providing professional results.
The Daily Oil Cleanser and the Daily Lactic Acid Gel Cleanser combine powerful active ingredients and precious ingredients to provide the skin with gentle make-up removal and essential nutrition.
On one side, a cocktail of oils (olive, rice bran, avocado, fermented green tea seeds).
On the other, a combo of lactic acid, Damascena rose flower water and saccharide isomerate (a humectant that maintains the skin's protective barrier).
A duo which, according to the facialist, allows us to go “well beyond the simple purification of the face by taking into consideration both the impurities that we eliminate from the skin and the elements that we provide to it, while aiming to optimize the multiple complex functions of the skin.
A high-end experience for an essential gesture in the fashion designer's routine.
And ours.
J.F.
The Daily Cleansing Protocol, €130 on
victoriabeckhambeauty.com
and at La Samaritaine.
The return of H&M Beauty
Campaign photos from H&M Beauty’s second makeup line, “Make up stories”.
Press/H&M Beauty
In the middle of Paris Fashion Week, H&M Beauty inaugurated the second chapter of its makeup line, entitled “Make up stories”.
This new opus, focused primarily on the mouth, allows us to tell colorful “stories” with a range of ultra-pigmented lipsticks with matte (18 shades) and satin (36 shades) finishes, available in a wide range of shades ranging from powder pink to intense red.
In addition to being rechargeable, their case has been completely redesigned, reflecting the brand's new image direction.
To explore your creativity, a liquid lipstick and a lip pencil complete the collection, allowing you to achieve the most beautiful gradient effects or to highlight the contour of the mouth, as suggested in the campaign photos, taken under the artistic direction by American makeup artist Raoúl Alejandre.
The one who does makeup on the most famous faces (from Naomi Campbell to Zendaya, including Gigi Hadid and Kaia Gerber) and to whom we owe the launch of Valentino Beauty in 2020, was able to infuse this collaboration with his bold, inclusive and experimental beauty.
V.H.
The “Make up stories” lip makeup line from H&M Beauty (from 5.99 euros to 12.99 euros) is available now in selected stores as well as on the website
www.hm.com
.
Inside the secrets of the beauty rituals of Officine Universelle Buly
Every week, the beauty brand offers a story around a beauty ritual inherited from the past.
Officine Universelle Buly
For fans of the history of beauty, Officine Universelle Buly retraces historical beauty rituals in its first podcast.
Ten episodes that take us on a journey both in time and geographically, taking us from Rome to Okinawa via Harlem in the 1930s. Each 30-minute meeting takes us in the wake of an inspiring woman and into the secrets of her beauty uses.
Already available on the platforms, the first three transport us to Italy in the year 10 BC alongside Cassia before her meeting with the emperor then in 1831, to India, to take a bath with Princess Alka.
Before following Justine who is preparing to go to the Aurillac ball.
Enough to immerse yourself in the long tradition of beauty and reconnect with ancestral gestures.
J.F.
The historic beauty rituals of Officine Universelle Buly, an episode broadcast every week on all podcast platforms (Apple, Spotify, Deezer...).
Zara launches its hair care line
Zara's new hair line and its vitamin-packed packaging.
Zara
Last December, Zara unveiled the first products in its hair range designed by renowned hairstylist Guido Palau, which included an illuminating gel and a glitter spray.
The Spanish brand completes this range with a second launch, Everyday Basics, again with the help of the hairdresser.
Six new products with vitaminized packaging and more focused on styling will therefore be available on the shelves and on the site: a hairspray, a dry texturizing spray, a volumizing mousse, a hair balm, a curl activator and a hair spray. blow dry.
Products that “can be used to create most styles.
Whether
it's adding volume, hold, curls, texture or shine, these products are the pillars of the hairdresser's essentials,” summarizes Guido Paulo.
Among its favorite products?
The spray for fine hair, “a must in your kit” which lifts the roots and gives a controlled tousled texture, to be used in particular to reboost your hair one or two days after washing: “It’s impossible to go wrong.
We don’t put too much or too little.”
J.F.
Everyday Basics hair line, Zara, €15.95 each product and available on zara.com.