Portrait of an artist: Stephanie Gray-Denihan - Philadelphia Inquirer
Stephanie Gray-Denihan loves her soap disasters almost as much as she loves her successes. There was the expensive Israeli mud that didn’t mix well, becoming a tricolored slab instead of a nice black bar. And the batch of pink sugar soap that turned
Bronze age: How the sun tan became a standard summer accessory - The Independent
Fashions, and beauty trends in particular, are grounded in aspiration. Everything, from acne cures and women’s magazines to cars and stripy toothpaste, is marketed with the premise that we’re not good enough as we are, and that we ought to, in some
Portrait of an artist: Stephanie Gray-Denihan - Philadelphia Inquirer
Stephanie Gray-Denihan loves her soap disasters almost as much as she loves her successes. There was the expensive Israeli mud that didn’t mix well, becoming a tricolored slab instead of a nice black bar. And the batch of pink sugar soap that turned
Bronze age: How the sun tan became a standard summer accessory - The Independent
Fashions, and beauty trends in particular, are grounded in aspiration. Everything, from acne cures and women’s magazines to cars and stripy toothpaste, is marketed with the premise that we’re not good enough as we are, and that we ought to, in some