In its offices, these have been boiled down to their very essences and those essences in turn splashed upon the walls, suspended from the ceiling and drilled into the exposed concrete pillars.
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Gailing says flower essences were never intended to be panaceas.
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"I'm very proud of the Herbal Essences team," says Brager.
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Miller appears in Herbal Essences' new marketing campaign called Changes.
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I just think it captures people's souls and essences perfectly.
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The flower essences you're most likely to encounter are based on the Bach flower remedy system, named for Dr. Edward Bach, who popularized flower essences in Europe and the U.S. in the early 20th century.
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The finishing touch you're looking for might just be flower essences.
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Perhaps the perfect distillation of both Bryant and Hublot's unmistakable essences.
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The EPA claims the Maryland-based Citrus and Allied Essences, Ltd.
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They are then processed, their essences extracted in different infusions in alcohol.
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Only recently, however, have I discovered the magical essence of... well, essences.
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Unlike essential oils, flower essences are odorless and don't contain any plant material.
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But it is also possible to discuss the historical "essences" of Fidel Castro.
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According to Buddhism, the proper view is to not project essences onto things.
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Herbal Essences Honey & Vitamin B Sulfate Free Shampoo and Conditioner Set, $13.99; amazon.
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The play's stark final scene finds our leading men stripped to their essences.
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J-Beauty convinced us of the benefits of Japanese essences and sake ingredients.
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All essences contained in LaCroix are certified by our suppliers to be 100% natural.
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This purple-eyed, ponytailed personification of an Herbal Essences commercial subconsciously shaped my sexuality.
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"We used essences that can be used for both perfumery and flavoring," says Woods.
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Also essences, loosely defined "potions," and of course, herbaceous toothpaste that does not work.
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Claire Heitzler, the head of pastry creation, developed the summer collection, using floral essences.
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I never really knew what toners or essences or any of that stuff was.
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In a way, only the relationships and fleeting essences I collected on the square mattered.
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They appear in liquid formulas, like essences, and in lotions and creams that are emollient.
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In bed is where Greenwell's men work out and reveal the essences of their personalities.
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"When I talk to people about flower essences, they say that they sound magical," Gailing says.
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Like reiki or light therapy, flower essences are basically harmless — but they're not a cure-all.
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This measured perfectionism echoes Wilmarth's desire to capture the essences that make life a curious thing.
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If essences are not yet part of your routine, Ms. Cho would say you're missing out.
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We began with citruses, the only essences stored not on the organ's shelves, but in a fridge.
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That old idea of layering essences and serums and moisturizers onto skin before busting out the SPF?
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Follow this up with more essences, serums, and oils, a sheet mask, and maybe a night cream.
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New brands like Aveda, Herbal Essences, and the Body Shop were encroaching on Dr. Bronner's green turf.
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It also has a factory in Estonia and presses to extract herbal essences in Scotland and Romania.
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Her idea was to open up and share the pleasures — and treasures — of natural essences with others.
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The Retinatural Complex leans on two under-the-radar anti-aging plant essences: Bakuchiol and Swiss Alpine Rose.
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The gumdrops are made with imported European fruit essences in flavors like wild strawberry, blood orange, and passionfruit.
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He brings the world of his grandparents to life in language that seems to partake of their essences.
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Unilever said the range includes "Eye Cream for Face", along with essences, toners, moisturizers, masks, and sun protection.
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Some essence blends may contain essential oils, but in their pure form, flower essences are made primarily of water.
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Herbal Essences is debuting an innovative and inclusive new shampoo and bottle design in honor of World Sight Day.
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Go ahead and set aside the farm-to-face herbal extracts and organic flower essences — just for a second.
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And the fact that getting rid of dandruff is now an experience on par with an Herbal Essences commercial?
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And now she's teaming up with Herbal Essences for what she calls a very "serendipitous" and empowering new partnership.
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It's chock full of drugstore finds, including Herbal Essences shampoo, Dial body wash and her Summer's Eve cleansing wash.
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Diptyque's Essences Insensées Tiare Flower ($250), meanwhile, tempers the sweetness of its florals with a hint of pink peppercorn.
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Since Pat absorbed people like Mark, rather than murdered them, their essences remained inside of Pat through supernatural means.
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What it's about is another matter: Circles and costumes vaguely suggest a cult and a stripping down to essences.
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The only risk they pose is to those with an alcohol sensitivity, since most essences contain brandy as a preservative.
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She started following Rio Viera-Newton's column on the Strategist and began stocking her bathroom cabinets with serums and essences.
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BB creams, essences, and pressed serums are taking over shelves at the industry's biggest retailers, like Target, Sephora, and CVS.
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At their essences, both love—romantic or otherwise—and faith are futile concepts strengthened through little more than personal conviction.
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In 2015, he expanded into fragrance, hoping that his savvy eye for blooms would cross over into distilling their essences.
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"In bed is where Greenwell's men work out and reveal the essences of their personalities," our critic Dwight Garner writes.
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The Go games were beautiful, fun, turn-based puzzles that stripped the franchises down to their essences, perfect for smaller screens.
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Her portraits offer an important patina to the lives of the women she documents, capturing their true essences and powerful spirits.
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As part of the settlement, Citrus and Allied Essences agreed to spend an additional $44,000 to complete a supplemental environmental project.
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To simplify enormous and complex bodies of scholarship to their barest essences, orthodoxy held communism primarily responsible, while revisionism blamed capitalism.
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Citizens could be classified fairly accurately by Aristotle's virtues and vices or by the Ten Commandments taken in their bare essences.
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The shapes, vaguely floral or leafy, flirted with representation but remained aloof, floating like mysterious essences in a timeless spirit world.
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"Her hair looks darker simply because of the product [used]," explains Bridget Brager, Stewart's hairstylist and the new ambassador for Herbal Essences.
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The lights are down, my various essences and serums are have been applied, and I sit down with my diary and laptop.
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" Luckily, the LaCroix website is here to clarify that "all natural flavors are essences or oils derived from the named fruit, i.e.
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" Her Daily Dose"Essences like AMOREPACIFIC Vintage Single Extract Essence are very popular in the K-beauty world — and for good reason.
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Essences are, as Soko Glam founder and K-beauty expert Charlotte Cho explains, the very heart of the Korean skin-care routine.
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It's like an Herbal Essences commercial meets an ASMR video meets the view you'd get if you followed Gigi Hadid around everywhere.
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Mainstream brands like Herbal Essences, Head and Shoulders, L'Oreal, and Wen have all introduced cleansing conditioners, and it'll probably keep getting bigger.
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According to Bridget Brager — a celebrity hairstylist and brand ambassador for Herbal Essences — the newest iteration of side-swept fringe is subtle.
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It started innocently enough with the BB cream craze, then quickly blew into an obsession with Asia's innovative masks, essences, and application techniques.
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But there are more subtly complicated facets to this relatively straightforward-sounding approach, particularly when breaking down and understanding the essences of things.
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According to it's website, Citrus and Allied Essences is a global organization with representatives in Western Europe, South America and the Far East.
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If they place such extreme value on a number, what value do they place on other essences such as humanity, empathy, and joy?
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That routine is filled with both distinctly Korean products — like essences and ampoules — and general cornerstones of skin care like moisturizers and cleansers.
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In order to reap the benefits of their energies, Gailing says that you may need to use flower essences for a couple of months.
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But where LaCroix, with its all-natural essences, is falling out of favor, Spindrift and its 20-plus real blackberries is on the rise.
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K-beauty, as it's called, advocates a 22018-step routine with product categories like essences and ampoules, which had never existed in Western routines.
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I've heard old dancers say that a ballerina should leave "essences" of herself in the air as she moves on; these women certainly did.
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It has a pH level of 5.5 to balance the skin and helps prep it to better absorb moisturizers and essences layered quickly after application.
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That's the golden ticket to K-beauty nirvana, which is a place where essences flow freely and milk and honey get infused into sheet masks.
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For those not yet savvy to the sheet-mask trend, these potent mini facials are delivered via a sheet soaked in nourishing essences and nutrients.
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The sunscreen turned out to be highly effective, and it smelled great, too, because it's also infused with natural fruit essences like pineapple and grapefruit.
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Aftel's obsession with natural essences and their history and ephemera took hold while writing her best-selling book "Essence and Alchemy" some 20 years ago.
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The Defenders Whether through art, political causes, or their very essences as people from diverse backgrounds, the members of this group direct their energy outward.
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We're all for 'em, but sifting through the many little jars holding essences of rosehip, safflower seed, jojoba, lavender, argan, coconut, and more can be confusing.
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With this year's edition, the photographs venture even further away from the calendar's roots and instead celebrate the inherent beauty of women and their raw essences.
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I seek to bring them closer to their human essences (which seem to have been revoked), and, also, to approximate them to their fellow human beings.
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Traditional origin tales probe at essences by attempting to explain how familiar phenomena came to be: why seawater is salty, why mosquitoes buzz in our ears.
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Last winter, she debuted a pair of natural perfumes — Pure Rose ($85) and Pure Neroli ($85) — made from fresh flower essences, distilled water and nothing else.
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One understands, in seeing this show, that Gormley's formal concerns are with the architectural essences of the body, what makes a body uniquely identifiable as such.
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It isn't making a leaner, blurrier or more gratification-delaying R&B — it gratifies from beginning to end — nor is it annexing hip-hop's beats or essences.
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But, again, flower essences will best serve you if you're looking for relief from a certain form of stress — and you're willing to commit to a routine.
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And, as Irma hit before workers had arrived in Florida for harvesting, there is no labor available to salvage the fallen fruit for oils, essences, and feed.
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Fey lauded Louderman for her comedic timing and true understanding of Regina George, and also commended Rockwell and Gretchen for so seamlessly capturing their characters' unique essences.
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Bradford is able to convey activities and essences with what superficially look like the rawest and most direct kinds of scumbled marks, painterly gestures, and abstract forms.
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In 2016, the house presented a genderless fragrance called Boy Chanel, which paired what it called a masculine fougère accord with a bouquet of feminine floral essences.
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The mysterious poetry of this all-female ballet to Debussy — conjuring essences of bygone eastern Mediterranean cultures — is another example of Robbins's mastery of making music theatrical.
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At times you wonder if Khan and the director, Prabhudeva, set out to make a parody, distilling Bollywood to its perceived essences: spectacle, lavish dance, heroic posturing.
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It is also for athletes, or anyone who finds their sodium and potassium — their very vital essences — washed away on a tide of sweat, or just age.
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Ever since Korean beauty has upended our skincare routines and introduced tons of new products into our lives — like oil-based cleansers and essences — we just can't get enough.
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Seriously — among the different mask materials, essences they're soaked in, and areas where they can be applied, it's totally possible to cover yourself from top to bottom in them.
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A basic Korean skincare routine looks like this: wake up, cleanse, apply a moisturizing toner, a few different essences, serums, and finally an emulsion to seal it all in.
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Water heated to around 27 degrees Fahrenheit (about 225 degrees Celsius) and poured over the grounds will extract all of coffee's most pleasurable essences in a matter of minutes.
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Layers of facial mists, essences, serums, masks, and ampoules are slowly but surely being challenged by a Scandinavian beauty philosophy, not unlike the interior-decorating trend that's swept the globe.
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He adds the other bowl to the growing pile of various attempts, in between miniature bottles of essences and scents of all kinds, as well as matcha, wasabi, and proteins.
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Composed mostly of botanical oils, essences and pared-down natural ingredients — as opposed to artificial additives and lab-derived complexes — these less concentrated formulations can be extremely difficult to create.
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If you'd rather not ingest your flower essences, you can dab them on your skin, add a few drops to your bath, or mist them around your office, bed, or car.
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The hard material was believed to be able to protect the body from decay; jade articles may even have been placed in orifices to prevent the loss of their inner essences.
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One of the biggest phenomenons K-beauty has introduced are sheet masks: Thin, paperlike sheets with nose, eyes, and mouth cut-outs drenched in juicy serums and essences with concentrated ingredients.
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They promise to take the country back to its imagined homogeneous essences (white/Anglo-Saxon/Muslim/Christian, etc.), manifesting itself in what I believe to be a dangerous slide toward fascism.
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Courtesy Giacometti Foundation / VAGA / ARS, NY The lyrical was a note out of key with Giacometti's drive to capture essences of human reality as it confronted, or, better, assaulted, his consciousness.
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For some, a 10-step regimen of toners, essences, serums, and lotions is the perfect day to wind down before bed; for others, it's as much fun as filing your tax return.
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BB creams, lip tints, ceramide balms, bottled essences, sheet masks: The contents of my medicine cabinet say all I need to know about how heavily influenced I am by K-beauty trends.
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And, let's not forget Epstein's toiletries, like petroleum jelly, Herbal Essences shampoo, razors, antibiotic cream, aspirin, ibuprofen, conditioner, skin cream, cherry-flavored ChapStick, hydrocortisone cream, decongestants, antacid, and multivitamins, among other items.
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Launched by Charlotte Cho in 2012, the online mecca of all things K-beauty was one of the first retailers to bring skin essences, snail serums, and ampoules to the Western masses.
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Like the French poet (a translation of whose work Wilmarth illustrated in 1978) Wilmarth endeavors to abstract the formal elements of his medium to capture the essences of light, space, and time.
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His tranquility is shattered by Abra, who has sensed the True Knot, a cabal of psychic vampires, for lack of a better definition, who drain the life essences of children that shine.
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In 1897, Shiseido became the first Japanese brand to bring an essence to market with Eudermine, or Shiseido's Red Water, and it led to the ubiquity of branded essences all over Asia.
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You need to sit with yourself, determine the root of your stress, and then, even if you're just sticking to Bach flowers, you have to choose from almost 40 different types of essences.
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Right now, it includes most of the skincare basics — cleansers, serums, creams, toners, essences, oils, masks, and an eye recovery stick — which you can find at either Ulta or the Peach & Lily website.
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In 2017, Spindrift discontinued the soda line and removed all natural flavors and essences from the sparkling waters, leaving behind a short list of recognizable ingredients: carbonated water, fruit, other fruit, sometimes citric acid.
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Ms. Griffin-Black, who was raised Jewish in Pittsburgh, is the dedicated Buddhist with an abiding alchemical passion, mixing and brewing flower and plant essences in tiny glass bottles; she practices hot yoga daily.
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Photos by Hasselblad Masters Competition-winning photographer Giorgio Cravero capture the despair of entropy in all living things with Colors, a fun series of fruits and vegetables slowly being drained of their lives' essences.
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As the two chefs smelled the 26 fragrance-industry flavors — some, distilled essences of things like cardamom and mandarin, others, lab-made scents — they called out guesses of wet wood, scorched citrus and pink peppercorn.
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The phenomenon has turned us on to ultra-hydrating essences, next-level sunscreens, and yes, oodles of sheet masks — something that has put us on the path to not just glowy skin, but glassy skin.
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But the complexity afforded by natural essences — which often transform across the duration of even a single inhale, differ from supplier to supplier and change, like wine, from year to year — comes with a cost.
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"They are some of the most insightful and brilliant people I have ever met, and now their essences are forever trapped in cages of my creation," his artist statement reads for the Never Apart exhibition.
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This tiny museum manages to contain the olfactory history of the world: hundreds of natural essences, raw ingredients and antique tinctures gathered from every corner of the globe, and all available for visitors to smell.
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"I have spoken up about just one of the daily challenges people with disabilities experience every day and am so delighted the Herbal Essences really 'got' the problem and wanted to solve it," Latif told PEOPLE.
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She does this with almost preposterously extraordinary gifts for composition, paint handling, and, in particular, color, suffusing clashes of hue and tone with ghostly essences of a chromatic unity that you feel rather than quite see.
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It's hard to describe objectively, but most constructors would agree that ESCAPE ROOM and SUBTWEET (which Paolo debuted) are more lively than, say, the unremarkable ESSENCES or, ALAN-A-DALE, which is dreaded for its overuse.
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I sank into a knee-high bed of 2000 tons of malted barley in the tennis-court-length kiln, where grain sits for 2500 hours, absorbing smoky, savory essences from a peat-fueled fire burning underneath.
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"In essence, we can capture the alcohol and take what percentage out we want, but we keep the aromas and essences and mouthfeel of a full alcohol wine," said Jason J. Strobbe, Truett Hurst's executive vice president.
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Procter & Gamble has one of the world's largest ad budgets and works with Grey Europe on commercials for its Gillette, Braun and Herbal Essences brands — Grey was behind Gillette's much discussed "The best men can be" commercial.
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So, the next time you feel the weight of the world on your shoulders, hit up your local apothecary (or, you know, just go online) and pick out a vial of flower essences that you think will help.
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Joining the roster of Target and Unilever, both of which promised to be more upfront about the ingredients lists on beauty products, Procter & Gamble — the company behind Olay, Herbal Essences, SK-II, and Pantene — announced a similar initiative.
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" Those essences have been certified by the company's suppliers to be "100% natural," says National Beverage, which plans to "vigorously seek actual and punitive damages among other remedies from everyone involved in the publication of these defamatory falsehoods.
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"War and Peace," Leo Tolstoy If I could write like anyone, I'd want to write like Tolstoy, to get that vernacular of veracity that seems not to build up characters, but to strip them to their purest essences.
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Now those original bottles of oud, pure musk and other extracts live in Terenzi's scent library, alongside hundreds of other raw, plant-based essences, which he blends by hand as the basis for his family's Tiziana Terenzi brand.
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And eccentricity is wonderfully the point: These dances (especially the solos) disclose vital human essences in fabulously odd ways, as the body hungrily travels in opposing directions, the leg advancing while the torso arches back or vice versa.
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Paul B. Preciado, the curator of documenta's public programs, declared that the exhibition gives agency to people whose essences were once reduced to their bodies, who had once been perceived as less than human — mere objects of display.
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What's rarer than Aftel's ardor for the ingredients is her steadfast loyalty to them and her refusal to supplement essences of the natural world with the man-made synthetics that have dominated the perfume industry for over a century.
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Aftel buys essences in small quantities, often from suppliers who don't have enough of any one thing to permit more than a few hundred bottles' worth of fragrance, and she throws out batches that aren't precisely what she wants.
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"I think they are just now getting to the age where they are aware of each other visually," Scott — who has teamed up with Herbal Essences for its Pregnant Women Can campaign — says of the baby girls' evolving dynamic.
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The company is the world's second largest advertiser, right behind Proctor & Gamble, the company that makes the other half of virtually everything Americans consume—with its brands like Crest, Herbal Essences, Dawn, Charmin, and Mr. Clean, just to name a few.
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FORIA Awaken, the latest innovation in marijuana-spiked lubricant, hits markets in late April and is an organic blend of eight supposed plant aphrodisiacs such as kava and other botanical essences, leaving out the THC so it's legally accessible anywhere.
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At a press event in Beijing on Tuesday to promote the latest Jason Bourne film, Damon stepped out with a head full of Herbal Essences-caliber luscious locks pulled back in a small bun at the nape of his neck.
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I prefer the word "multi-influential" over "fusion" to make it not as singular, because if you are cooking this type of food, you will be most likely be capturing essences of many different cuisines and not just a couple.
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JAKARTA, June 5 (Reuters) - Indonesia will impose an excise tax of 133 percent on tobacco essences used for electronic cigarettes starting July 1 as part of efforts to curb consumption of tobacco products, a senior official said late on Monday.
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Our approach to skin care is moving ever further away from the straightforward cleanse/tone/moisturize routine that dominated the '90s and early 2000s; multiple cleansing steps, layering products, multi-masking, and essences are leading the way in our pursuit of perfect skin.
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The legislation has won the endorsement of heavyweights including Estée Lauder, whose brands include Clinique, Origins, MAC, La Mer, and Bobbi Brown; Johnson & Johnson, maker of Neutrogena and Aveeno; and Procter & Gamble, whose brands include Pantene, Head & Shoulders, Herbal Essences and Olay.
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The Swiss skin-care brand specializes in anti-aging treatments, but this is also a tranquil space in which to enjoy a stimulating post-flight leg massage, body scrub or full-body mask derived from plant essences, volcanic earth or hibiscus flowers.
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Clegg says the Queen would wash her face with Eau Cosmetique de Pigeon — according to The Toilette of Health, Beauty, and Fashion, this contained fruit juice, floral essences, "the crumb of three French rolls," borax, and eight pigeons, stewed and fermented for 17 days.
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But it also suits what seems to be his real motive, to illuminate human nature — its entwined essences of selfishness and loneliness, cruelty and desire — however fleetingly, on a binary lightning field where the only escape from the system is built into the system.
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While it may have the lack of stress (it certainly wasn't the diet of rosé, camembert, and double caramel Magnums), it made me appreciate how sometimes keeping skin care simple can be just as effective as loading up on the latest essences, exfoliants, or masks.
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Her jawline, once buried under prosthetic fat, is now as sharp as a knife; all of a sudden, her lips are slicked with bright pink, notice-me gloss, and her bouncin' and behavin' hair is straight out of those sexy Herbal Essences commercials of yore.
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We chatted with Herbal Essences celebrity stylist Charles Baker Strahan and Redken brand ambassador and owner of Cutler/Redken salons Rodney Cutler about what retro hair products we should be reconsidering — and how to use them right now for gorgeous, modern, and easy hairstyles.
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"Reaching $22.64 billion in sales, growth has stemmed from smaller segments including masks (+22017 percent), facial exfoliators (+210 percent) and cleansers (+103 percent), and other face products (+210 percent) which, among other items, includes emerging formats, essences, and facial sprays," the NPD group stated.
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But it is Baldwin's quote that proves especially apt in representing the essences of writing and art: Though we do not wholly believe it yet, the interior life is a real life, and the intangible dreams of people have a tangible effect on the world.
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" ES: "I think it's really important in addition to having the Essences which serve a critical role, look at Bustle and other publications that are not tailored to represent one specific voice, they need to be very careful and cognizant of representing a diversity of voices.
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When asked who this maximalist regimen — which can include makeup remover, cleanser, exfoliator, toner, multiple treatment essences, masks, eye cream, moisturizer, and night cream — is best for, David Colbert, MD, says it's not necessarily about having a certain skin type, but about an ingrained cultural proclivity.
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I've only been wearing sunscreen regularly for the last two years, but I could never find the right balance that worked for me; thick, goopy formulas felt gross, and watery essences that glided on nicely were too laden with alcohol, which irritated my senses and my skin.
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The cumulative effect is that of intellectual and emotional repletion, concerning a woman who synthesized the essences of two world-changing movements—Abstract Expressionism and minimalism—and who, from a tortured life, beset by schizophrenia, managed to derive a philosophy, amounting almost to a gospel, of happiness.
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Though they're so deeply ingrained in Asian beauty regimens, essences have been slow to be embraced in this country, which mostly has to do with the typical American cleansing routine: to reach for soap and water rather than an oil cleanser to dissolve oil-based makeup.
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It took two turbulently emotional discussions that covered Saturn, generational trauma, magnesium supplements, my spirit animal (a swan), numerology, flower essences, and hematite to reinforce something else this former skeptic wholeheartedly knows: that I'm a girl on the verge — of a breakdown or breakthrough, it's up to me.
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When Josie McCoy (played by Rachael Leigh Cook, with Letters To Cleo frontwoman Kate Hanley taking over on vocals) launches into "I'm a punk rock prom queen," I can practically smell the combination of Herbal Essences crunchy curl mousse and Lancôme Juicy Tubes that defined my entry into puberty.
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As I said, all the way down the path is this idea of emptiness where you're not projecting essences onto lamps or weeds or people, but if you just get a little ways down the path and are reacting a little less emotionally to people, you can make real progress.
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This is Wagenknecht's greatest distinguishing factor: she boils down the lived experiences and sociopolitical realities of our technology-obsessed culture to their essences and then alchemizes them, in Liminal Laws, into objects that one recognizes first as art and only upon closer examination — once the work has you hooked — as activism.
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Light in weight and fast absorbing, essences range in texture (from watery to a viscous consistency) and objectives, with some created to target a specific concern, like vitamin C to even out skin tone, niacinamide and peptides to combat signs of aging, or AHAs and BHAs to remove dead skin cells.
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The bagna cauda was upgraded by having its oil mostly replaced with cream, creating a rich bath into which produce from the restaurant's own farm in southern Japan — thin-cut yellow carrot, mustard green, lotus root and kohlrabi — was dipped and then removed, leaving its bright, vegetal essences enrobed in unctuous garlic.
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The power of Manzoni's art comes not simply from his dedication to essences, but also from the founts of associations that his unvarnished directness allows to percolate, and from the paradoxes that his efforts embody: his work can be viewed as slight and Herculean, tragic and buoyant, mystical and materialist, minimal and baroque.
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From changing the way we wash our skin with the double cleansing method (using an oil-based cleanser and a water-based cleanser) to introducing ampoules and essences into our skincare regimens (think of these as booster shots for your skin), beauty fanatics and retailers everywhere have hopped on the trend — including Amazon.
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The whole record's streaming over a week in advance, and it largely follows on the promise of the ambitiously tweaked tracks they've released from the album so far (and with the string of giddy edits of pop songs they've issued in parallel), distilling the very essences of joy and light into dense dancefloor excursions.
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After this experiment with the doodles on his thigh, Kelly developed a fascination with authentically "transcribing" the designs and structural essences of other random, found objects: the fronds and lamina of seaweed; the shell of a bombed-out bunker; a sundial on a rooftop; a monstrance from an illuminated manuscript; the fretwork of window frames.
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They're trying to bring in a lot of these traditional sports owners which I think is great for legitimacy and it's needed to bolster some of the existing teams; but I think that we need to keep the essences of esports and have a good portion of the teams managed by the original esports people.
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" This set of ideas would have collectors do their best to "identify distinct classes of object" but to acknowledge that "such classifications were to some extent arbitrary; they did not adhere to the true order of nature because it remained beyond human knowledge to apprehend the real essences of things as God created them.
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All of which is elaborated most extensively—indeed to the point of grotesque exaggeration—in the 2012 book "The Godmother", in which the anti-Merkel journalist Gertrud Höhler describes the essences of what she calls the System M: "value-abstinence", "theme-shyness" and an elevation of Machtpolitik (the politics of power) over Sachpolitik (the politics of substance).
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The story of Square Enix's mobile Go games starts in 2014 with the release of Hitman Go. The board game-styled puzzlers — which have since expanded to include games based on Tomb Raider and Deus Ex as well — all work for one simple reason: they distill the essences of the series they're based on into increasingly elaborate puzzles.
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While Aesop did not work his magic expressly with young audiences in mind, the pithy, visually arresting narrative mode he left his indelible mark on has proved a good match for the children's picture book, a genre that likewise thrives on brevity and the wish to reveal the essences of things in their clearest possible form.
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Emily: "Whenever You're Ready" takes aim not at the profound but the bittersweet, wrapping up the journey of a show that attempted to cram thousands of years of moral philosophy into a four-season sitcom by having its assorted characters decide to walk through a door that would dissolve their essences and return them to the universe.
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Curious to hear if others can relate, I set out to interview three women with entirely different backgrounds — from an American-born woman with Guinean parents, whose love affair with coconut oil and shea butter is no joke, to a woman whose Korean culture influenced her adoration for essences like AMOREPACIFIC Vintage Single Extract Essence (case in point: she calls them "magic potions").
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On a recent shopping trip to 180 the Store in TriBeCa, an earthy and smoky, yet slightly citrusy aroma pulled me away from the fall jackets and toward the home section; at its source was the Hakudo x Hasami candle from the olfactory design brand Aoiro, which blends 11 different botanical essences from plants like hiba, vetiver and yuzu to create the scent.
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Then, if you do manage to find the courage, again, to return from a relapse and pick up where you left off and do the work — individual therapy, group therapy, support groups, self-help books, twelve steps, divine invocations, positive affirmations, love bubbles, regressive therapy, healing shame therapy, cognitive therapy, polarity therapy, art therapy, drama therapy, Bach flower essences, kinesiology — you can, eventually, get to the other side.
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I think of it a lot: as I'm taking off my makeup with micellar water on a cotton pad, as I'm washing my face with a $70 bottle of foam, as I'm massaging any number of serums and creams and essences into my skin, as I'm staring at my pores in the bathroom mirror so closely that the glass starts to fog up, as I'm spending so much time executing every step of my evening routine with such care that my boyfriend is long asleep before I get into bed, a full 25 minutes later.
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This month, Sarafpour, who ran her eponymous ready-to-wear line between 2001 and 2014 and continues to design custom pieces for private clients, has been making her tonics in batches ("they keep for weeks in the fridge," she says) to prepare for a busy fall: In November, she will expand her namesake perfume line — also made with flower waters, in single-note distillations — to include a trio of green vetiver, woody oud and bright ylang-ylang essences, which can be layered on the skin for a customized result.
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