I slather a lot of questionable things on my face.
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To slather over every inch of my body effective immediately.
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You know, just totally slather the walls with the stuff?
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They don't demand that you slather yourself with positive thinking.
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Slather the Sriracha mayo on the toasted side both rolls.
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Be sure to slather on some SPF to avoid wild tanlines.
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And whatever you do, don't forget to slather on the SPF.
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After mixing them together, you slather the concoction on your visage.
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Slather it onto fresh radishes or slide it into your omelet.
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You don't slather Reggae Reggae sauce on battered cod do you?
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Cook: Slather sweet potatoes with tahini butter mixed with soy sauce.
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Light the grill, slather on the sunblock — and grab a book.
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But the slather of olive paste calls for a tangy white.
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Well, slather me in ghee and bake me in a tandoor.
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"My grandmother did not slather Vicks VapoRub on me," he writes.
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Slather the marinade on fish and let marinate for 2 hours. 2.
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We slather mosquito repellent on our sons, who are 8 and 11.
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Millennials prefer to slather the stuff on toast (instead of buying houses).
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Yet another reason to slather on that SPF with abandon every day.
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Get up, slap BP on, turn on coffee, slather self in aloe.
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So, allow me a few paragraphs to slather it in just that.
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Lisa told us to slather the layers with the "glue" — a.k.a. Crisco.
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Cook: Slather sweet potatoes with a tahini butter mixed with soy sauce.
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Even with a hat, you'll still want to slather on the sunscreen.
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Slather the tree in some Yeowww Catnip or leave treats on it.
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As an overnight treatment, I slather it on in a thick layer.
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Slather it up with some herby yogurt and you've got lunch covered.
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Slather them in Goop's most hated enemies: processed cheese and Mountain Dew. Great.
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The typical serving size for peanut butter is 2 tablespoons (unless you slather).
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It offered FITs to slather the remote west of China with solar farms.
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Slather it on liberally and often, especially after drying off with a towel.
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Slather my burned boobs with blue aloe goo and pack a quick overnight bag.
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A lip balm can be so hydrating, you'll want to slather it all over.
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Here's what we say: Slather away—just don't put your butter on a bagel.
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So slather on the sunblock, stretch out and soak up this week's Good Stuff.
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Tartar sauce will be on standby, and we highly suggest you slather it on.
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Therapists slather shaving cream on giant red balls, and encourage the children to stroke.
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Just watching it in action makes me want to slather myself in hand sanitizer.
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But that doesn't mean we always remember to slather up from head to toe.
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Additionally, "Richard Nixon would slather ketchup on cottage cheese for health reasons," she said.
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And we slather our skin with ingredients that will trick it into acting younger.
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To serve: Slice your favorite bread about an inch thick and slather with butter.
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I could go for some pimento cheese (maybe to slather on my smash burger?).
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Some are juiced and stirred into a tangy curd to slather between the layers.
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Let him order it as he wishes and slather it with whatever he pleases.
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Slather this skin-clearing, bubbling charcoal mask all over you face, then take a selfie.
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I slather grapeseed oil on my face and doze off to sleep, excited for tomorrow.
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Slather On Salicylic AcidWhen it comes to blackhead removal, salicylic acid is your best friend.
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It turns out, the alleged wasabi we slather on our tuna sashimi is likely fake.
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I end my nighttime routine with witch hazel toner and slather my face in Aquaphor.
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In order to get the most protection from that bottle, it's critical you slather right.
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Then I go back to my apartment and slather a hydrating mask on my face.
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"I'm gonna go ahead and get this moisturizer and slather it on," faux Sanders says.
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Middleton has been known to slather on bee venom from time to time, after all.
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Boil the corn and slather it in butter; slice the tomato and season it well.
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Twice a day, I slather generously and leave it on as a dense moisturizing barrier.
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I also slather on cuticle oil onto my nail beds and Vaseline on my lips.
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Another edict: You must slather your face and hands and feet in sweet-smelling stuff.
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When the sun hits my hands while I'm driving, it reminds me to slather more on!!!
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When ribs are done, slather with BBQ sauce and place under the broiler to caramelize. 6.
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Slather it on sandwiches, or serve it alongside fresh bread and crudites for a sophisticated aperitif.
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If your first instinct is to slather some heavy body butter on your scorched skin — don't.
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This version from Olivia's Cuisine tops sauteéd shredded turkey with a thick slather of mashed potatoes.
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Ahead, see what our staffers — all with different skin needs — slather on when the temps drop.
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I wanted to slather my girlfriend in it [oil] and well, make sweet love to her.
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But Donald Trump has always been a guy who knew how to slather on some glitz.
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Many of us (myself included) slather on sunscreen daily, despite the season and/or the weather.
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I give her the go ahead and she proceeds to slather my brows in anesthetic gel.
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They achieve a perfect char, but the slather of onion jam gets sweeter with each bite.
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Check how your skin will react to face paint before you slather your face with it.
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It's the first thing I slather on my entire body when I get out of the shower.
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But with a typical slather of SPF 30, you'd be getting the protection an SPF 12 sunscreen.
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Now raise your hand if you remember to slather it on several more times throughout the day.
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Every summer as Americans slather on sun lotion, they are reminded of the dangers of skin cancer.
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Slather yourself with sunscreen, folks, get breast exams, and make sure to check in with your doctor.
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Make a big batch of this sauce and slather it on toast for breakfast, lunch, or dinner.
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Braise the pork: Season the pork with the cumin, salt, and pepper and slather with the mustard.
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Add some gelatin to your meat juice and make some meat juice jelly to slather on toast.
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It needed nothing, though a slather of perfectly tempered cultured butter made it that much more magnificent.
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Slather it with hollandaise sauce, or if you're feeling retro, make Mark Bittman's steak Diane for two.
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But that's what happens when he's surrounded by people ready to slather peanut butter on their chins.
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I slather strawberry jam onto another piece of the baguette while J. makes coffee; the smell is intoxicating.
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I wash my face, brush my teeth, slather coconut oil all over my body, and get into bed.
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On Instagram, the first thing people do is slather it everywhere, but I cringe when I see that.
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Wash away the day's makeup, slather on a generous amount of whichever mask you've chosen, and lie back.
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And what do you DO if you can't slather your potato salad in half a jar of mayonnaise?!
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He's too honest to deliver false happy endings, but he doesn't slather on the melodrama for sentimentality's sake.
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You first slather a sheet of paper with a solution of iron salts, then leave it to dry.
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At the Dead Sea, travelers slather thick, mineral-rich mud onto their bodies and bake under the sun.
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To use Ziip, you first slather on your choice of Ms. Simon's gels, which double as treatment masks.
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My friend who tried one had to slather it in peanut butter to deem it worthy of eating.
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Close your eyes and slather yourself with sunscreen before enjoying, and you just might believe that you're in paradise.
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Then, slather the whole thing in the crêpe batter—yup—and continue to cook for a few more minutes.
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My skin feels so dry, so I make sure to slather on the heavier cream I brought with me.
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Marshall's version is darker and messier, except when those arterial sprays of blood slather color all over the screen.
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Brush my teeth, wash my face, apply diluted apple cider vinegar as a toner, and slather on coconut oil.
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We may preach the gospel of SPF and slather on the stuff with fervor, but sometimes we slip up.
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What difference could the dry-aging process possibly make when you're just going to slather it with child's sauce?
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In fact, if it didn't cost $39 for a small bottle, I'd slather this all over my face daily.
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To highlight my pleasantly plump and tightly-packed man-purse, I fastidiously depilate and slather with coconut oil daily.
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Then we slather them over slices of dry country bread and sprinkle with generous amounts of Gruyère and Parmesan.
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I toast bread, slather it with PB&J, and eat it open-faced, with cinnamon and honey as toppings.
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That means women and children slather this stuff on every day without knowing what the real impact might be.
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So why not put some out on the table on taco night or slather some on some French fries?
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Wear these undereye patches, slather on some eye cream and add a few swipes of mascara to look instantly awake.
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If that happens, you'd better hope the test operator doesn't slather their hands in an alcohol-based hand sanitizer, first.
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That can pose a problem, since it'll then harbor bacteria — which you definitely don't want to slather on your face.
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They also serve a burger stuffed with sauteed shrimp and andouille sausage, which they slather in rich beurre blanc sauce.
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Skip the comprehensive DIY routine; instead slather your feet with heel cream before bed, and then pop some socks on.
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Take your brined, simmered, beautiful piece of beef and slather it with some homemade Russian dressing and butter on rye.
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First of all, what would any Jewish holiday be without a big pile of latkes to slather in sour cream?
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And Trump seemed to be in disbelief that providers couldn't just slather sanitizer on the masks and use them again.
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Or slather on Margaret Dabb's ultra-hydrating Foot Hygiene Cream ($40), which contains tea tree oil to discretely combat odors.
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With floured hands, place dough on a cookie sheet and slather with olive oil all the way to the edges.
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It features a fried chicken fillet on a brioche bun, complemented by a few pickles and a slather of mayonnaise.
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Or you could easily slather on a hyaluronic acid serum with your fingertips, but what is the fun in that?
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Dry, chapped, flaky lips can seem unavoidable during cold winter months — no matter how much lip balm you slather on.
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No matter how thoroughly you slather, you'll still need to put more on if you're planning to spend several hours outside.
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I saw this as the perfect excuse to slather it on my every inch of chapped skin since that fateful flight.
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Slather more aloe on before getting dressed in the dark (because S. asked me not to wake him up this morning).
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What was once the last thing I'd put on my face suddenly became the only thing I wanted to slather on.
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Lightly smoke some thick, toothsome mushrooms then slather them in barbecue sauce for a vegan version of a pulled pork sandwich.
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We'd eat this lemon butter with pikelets (crumpet-like pancakes), or slather it in thick, greedy layers across microwaved bread rolls.
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Slather the bread with mayo on one slice and avocado on the other then a thick layer of the tempeh bacon.
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We slather them on our faces, in our hair — heck, we even remove a day's worth of makeup with the stuff.
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Sidangkou Journal SIDANGKOU, China — By day, the factory workers pound sheets of brass into cylinders and slather metal buttons with glue.
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Dr. Nave and Dr. Nadler's team asked 243 men in Southern California to slather gel onto their shoulders, arms and chest.
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For your scenes as a Cinnabon manager, you were coached by a Cinnabon exec on how to properly slather that icing.
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In China, the 1 AM go-tos will be getting hit with a slather of queso to warm up the other ingredients.
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Slather on a generous coat, let it sit for five minutes, then wipe it off and top with your matte lip color.
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"Before I would just slather up with sunscreen, but now I wear a sun shirt and a wide-brimmed hat," she says.
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Slather this chicken liver mousse on toast with cucumbers for a light lunch, or serve it with crostini as a party snack.
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Curly Hair: BargainThis oil- and butter-rich formula is so luscious, we kind of want to slather it all over our bodies.
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That's right with one flick of the wrist you can skip the cup and instead slather your caffeine on your morning toast.
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Now, I extend that to friends who come over for breakfast to slather my fresh figs on their toast after big nights.
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This photo makes me want to grab a sheet mask, slather on some lavender oil, and plug into a fun murder podcast.
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There's a global array of recipes, a trick for testing ribs and another for using a mayonnaise slather so fish won't stick.
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Slather your corn up with mayo, butter, and cotija cheese, and dive face first into these classic grilled elotes with no shame.
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In Ahmedabad, city funds have been used to slather white reflective paint over several thousand tin-roofed shanties, bringing down indoor temperatures.
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Did you ever refuse to wear a helmet or slather on sunscreen after your mom or dad told you to, despite the risks?
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Most people, when looking for something with which to slather their faces, opt for something that smells nice, whatever "nice" means to them.
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It's called model3config, and it allows users to slather the all-new Tesla in nine different body colors and two distinct wheel shades.
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Blogger Superb Stella valiantly sacrificed her new-ish tube of Kylie's Candy K lip kit to slather on 100 layers of the stuff.
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Emma Stone uses coconut oil to remove her makeup, while Kourtney Kardashian and Miranda Kerr slather it on to keep their skin soft.
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Rihanna's "Sledgehammer" — from the "Star Trek Beyond" soundtrack — is primo blockbuster pomp and ceremony, a thick slather of power balladry about overcoming pain.
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Slather it on your hair and skin after your workout, use it to cook up Brussels sprouts, and bullet-proof your morning coffee.
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Marie loved to slather herself in almond oil, so post-shower, I find myself spraying L'Occitane's Almond Supple Skin Oil on my damp body.
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Gold is heavy, so why would you slather it all over a gadget that needs to be as light as possible for best performance?
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I slather myself in SPF 70, change into my suit, throw on running shorts and a tank top, grab my towel, and head out.
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It probably works as advertised, but for $90 I think I'd rather just slather some Vicks on my chest and be done with it.
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Just slather it on, rinse off lightly (so that there's still some product left on the hair), towel-dry, scrunch, and live your life.
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Those who wanted even more weed could slather their food with an infused feta sauce made with olive oil, garlic, parsley, and red onion.
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It was in the days when we would slather baby oil all over our bodies, and I wish someone had made me wear sunscreen.
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But wait, there's more: We now know that he also reportedly likes to slather those brown, chewy, dead-as-a-doornail beauties in ketchup.
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And there are dried, round, mahogany ñora peppers ($1 each), essential for romesco sauce to slather on grilled leeks for a seasonal Catalan treat.
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Then we'd score the loaf into thick slices and slather each with the butter, wrap it with foil and slip it into the oven.
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The sun is so strong there that workers at remote solar fields must wear protective suits and obsessively slather on thick layers of sunscreen.
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My skin is prone to dryness and these Chicago winters are no joke, so I also slather on some Tula moisturizer while I'm at it.
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Urine is affected by the air you breathe, the environment you live in, the medicine you ingest, and the cosmetics you slather on your body.
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Slather a few pumps all over dry skin and sit tight for 5 to 15 minutes before hopping in the shower to wash it off.
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Guys with facial hair also neglected to slather SPF onto their beards and a majority of people also missed the area right around the mouth.
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Or, skip these steps completely and head to your local bodega to pick up your favorite ice pop and then slather it on your lips.
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Best of all, instead of using plain mayonnaise, he spiked his version with vinegary Cholula hot sauce — a bright orange condiment to slather over everything.
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They also sealed the exterior of the building with a traditional Swedish tar, which some Gotlanders slather on their buildings annually to prevent water damage.
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One big-time college conference first planned to slather hospital-grade disinfectant on basketballs and stock Lysol in locker rooms during postseason play this week.
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That being said, if you know you're the type to forget to slather it on each morning (don't worry, we've all done it), why not multitask?
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When I tell my friends and family that I slather on SPF daily and religiously (and they should too!), I'm usually presented with eye rolls galore.
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If you don't want to slather it on your face, just paint it on your hands, throw on a nurses uniform, and go as Chanel Oberlin.
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In the meantime, an easy way to turn your standard white bread purple could be to simply slather it with a good layer of blackcurrant jam.
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Understandably, people are willing to do crazy things to cure it: take cold showers, slather on petroleum jelly over high-strength topical steroids, bathe in bleach.
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Slather some of that madre de sagrantino on the inside of the bottom half and some calabrian chile paste on the inside of the top half.
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Add a few drops to your bath or slather it on post-shower and happily realize that you don't need lotion afterward — a time-saving bonus!
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For Abigail Ahern, an interior designer and retailer in London, black is warm and mysterious but also a courageous color for women to slather on walls.
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This sunscreen is super lightweight, so if you have oily skin, you won't feel like you're adding more grease to your skin when you slather this on.
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Slather on the aloe vera gel, try to not to itch, definitely do not peel your skin, and stay in the cool shade until your skin heals.
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Not only is that where much of the natural fat sits, but also many people slather the outside of the bird with butter or oil before roasting.
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Of course she does — just sip on a Bloody Mary and make sure you slather on the highest SPF known to man before stepping in the sun.
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I needed to slather on less body lotion and conditioner in order to feel silky-smooth, and the products I did use absorbed much faster than usual.
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In her orgiastic "body festivals" of the 1960s, she encouraged audiences to slather one another with paint; now others must be cropped out of the cameraphone frame.
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My brother and I argued over whether to bring a heavy jar of Nutella so we could have something to slather on the endless meals of chapatis.
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Chef'n Herb Wand, $14.36The two-in-one tool has a removable brush head that lets them slather the flavor of fresh herbs on roasted or grilled food.
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I'm always careful not to use too much, as I have had some pilling in the past on days when I tried to slather the cream on.
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Every night before bed, I slather an abnormally thick layer onto my lips with the hopes that when I wake up, they&aposll feel soft and supple.
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What I like about this [product] is that you don't have to put it on in any specific area; you can just kind of slather it all over.
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I shower, slather myself in makeup, throw on a polka dot dress, make a sad salad for lunch, eat cereal, and say goodbye to F. for the week.
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Slather it on the flawless skin of your belly, your legs, your décolletage (yes, you refer to it as your décolletage), and the high points of your face.
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To "FasciaBlast," women are instructed to heat up in a sauna, slather themselves in oil, and then rigorously massage their bodies with the blaster to "break up" fascia.
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But suppose you just want to be surrounded by the aromas of your favorite mass-marketed artery cloggers—you don't necessarily want to slather them on your face.
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When he does, though, he likes to slather them in baby oil—which dissolves latex condoms, and may encourage Candida species colonization and thus lead to yeast infections.
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In the summer, I'd slather it on a few times per month for a little extra luminosity and, to be honest, because it's just really fun to use.
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It holds a sandwich of portobello mushrooms, grilled broccolini, red peppers, shaved Parmesan and a slather of chipotle aioli on seven-grain bread, with grapes and sparkling water.
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Before heading out, I slice a piece of the banana bread I baked last night, slather on some vegan butter, sprinkle with salt, and rush out the door.
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I get a little buzzed from the beer but have enough willpower to wash my makeup off and I manage to slather on some rosehip oil before bed.
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He takes C. out for her nightly constitutional while I shower and urge my skin to soak up all the dermatologist-approved moisturizer I lovingly slather on it.
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A smart thing to ask, though, is what should I slather all over my face to command respect even while speaking through a weirdly lit virtual reality machine?
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Never. Pick. Your. Ingrowns. Instead, slather on an exfoliating ingrown hair serum like Whish's Ingrown Hair Serum or PFB's Vanish Serum — both of which have Marta's stamp of approval.
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So when you plan to use sex toys in the shower, glass or metal work best thanks to the copious amounts of silicone lube you can slather over them.
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But with reports about potentially harmful sunscreens (oxybenzodone is purported to cause hormone disruption and allergies, for example), some of us are a little hesitant to slather it on.
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I use my Burt's Bees sensitive cleanser, moisturize and slather on sunscreen, throw on clothes, and I'm out the door, using $2 from my prepaid card on the subway.
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But that presents you with a sticky dilemma: Slather yourself in UV-fighting goop or increase your chance of skin cancer (just five sunburns doubles your risk for melanoma).
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And if all else fails, you can always slather yourself with KFC's fried-chicken-scented sunscreen and hope that your crush or betrothed loves the scent of peppery breading.
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Then slather it liberally over the bird, because the combination of spiced, crispy chicken skin and the creamy herb sauce is magical — particularly when it's been made by you.
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A weird little growth right where long ago I used to slather a baby-oil-and-iodine concoction as I sat on a dorm roof during my college years.
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As soon as one popped out of the toaster, I would slather it in butter and maple syrup and then cut off the rounded edges and gobble it up.
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When the broiler is preheated, slather the ribs in your favorite BBQ sauce and put them under the broiler on a baking sheet until the sauce starts to bubble.
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When I plan on walking the trails here, I slather on sunscreen and bring a small backpack with enough room for a book and a bottle of cold water.
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Along the way, the vaguely alarming beauty accessory morphed from a fun way to slather your face with serum into the physical — and highly Instagrammable — embodiment of self care.
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I get on the plane and I slather up in moisturizer and I drink tons of water, and make people get up so I can go to the loo.
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I always feel like I'm doing my skin a huge favor as I slather on my Sunday night face mask and sit back on the couch with the Real Housewives.
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The appeal lay in observing the mysteriously pleasurable (and wasteful) wonder of seeing someone crumble as they struggle to slather one more layer of mascara on their quivering, encrusted eyelashes.
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Luckily, for skin-care slackers everywhere, sleep masks have arrived — and you can slather them on without having to get back up out of bed to rinse 10 minutes later.
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So, pull back your hair, slather one all over your face, and by the time that episode of Stranger Things is over, you'll look and feel like a new woman.
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Thanking the sales associate who helped me, I head toward the vanities to slather the sanitizer on my hands and jawbone to remove the makeup I feel guilty for trying.
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Thanking the sales associate who helped me, I head toward the vanities to slather the sanitizer on my hands and jawbone to remove the makeup I feel guilty for trying.
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A sponsored post about Land O Lakes Pumpkin Pie Spice Butter Spread recommends that you slather it not only on toast and English muffins, but on roasted carrots and pork chops.
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FasciaBlaster users are told to heat up in a sauna, slather themselves in oil, and rigorously massage with the tool up to four times a week to purportedly break up cellulite.
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Our lips are very important (they might be the most used part of our face?), so it's only right to slather them with luxurious balms to keep dry skin at bay.
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But I'm not here to tell you the world has ended—just open any mainstream news outlet or social medial channel if you'd like to slather yourself in apocalyptic rhetoric today.
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After all, who knew that the process for making our favorite tangy, spicy topping — the one we slather on everything from eggs and avo to barbecued beef —could be so entrancing?!
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Cut 'em out, bake 'em up, slice them in half, and slather them in a little butter and honey, or maybe a spoonful of jam, if it makes you feel healthier.
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This article originally appeared on Noisey UK. Ring the cowbell, fly your tiny jeans on a flagpole, and slather on the black nail polish because it's a bumper emo news day!
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Before the Eagles' victory in the N.F.C. Championship game, the police in Philadelphia made sure to slather street poles with Crisco to deter any foolhardy celebrants from trying to scale them.
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" Read more " Dancers of color have long had to take extra steps to slather their pink shoes with darker foundation or paint to blend in with the line of their legs.
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Slather a bunch of thighs with miso and butter and honey and rice vinegar, roast them in the oven, then serve with rice and Julia Moskin's recipe for scallion-cilantro salad.
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What I slather on my face to try and look youthful is very different from what I shove up my vagina to stop from bleeding onto my clothes; I understand this.
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In a society that associates light skin with upper class and caste, my unmarried aunts would slather themselves with a pungent milk cream and roam the house like so many ghosts.
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She advised pregnant women to slather on bug repellent and wear long-sleeved shirts and long pants to avoid mosquito bites, and to contact Florida's health department for additional advice and information.
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But before we slather on the sunscreen and lay out our towels, Macy's wants to make sure we've got every beach essential taken care of — and at an affordable price no less.
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As I start to plan the rest of my day, I toast an English muffin and slather on a generous amount of peanut butter and strawberry-rhubarb jam from the farmer's market.
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" Fisher, for her part, acts out how her stepfather used to sleep half-naked in the same bed as the rest of the family, then emerge in "this horrible slather of balls.
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We all mess up sometimes, and in the grand scheme of life, forgetting to slather on the SPF 50 everywhere when laying out in the sun is a pretty common faux pas.
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Thankfully, I have a reminder to slather on sunscreen before I leave the house—the tan line on my arm where my physio tape began which still hasn't faded, two months later.
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Once that's done, we slather on an intensive oil or deep conditioner, tie our hair up in a plastic bag, and do some tidying up around the house (or browsing on IG).
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Whether I slather it on at night before bed, tap it into dry patches under my makeup or (yes!) mix it into my foundation, this oil always gives me a healthy glow.
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Before bed, I wash my face with prescription rosacea face wash, slather on topical cream and face lotion, take out my contacts, take my maintenance inhaler, and floss and brush my teeth.
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Where Spotify can barely muster songwriting credits, recordists slather on detail, often posting obsessive data about mic placement, signal chain, tape lineage, song performances, audio imperfections, and other ephemeral and contextual information.
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So slather on one of the following skin-saving products and enjoy your fun in the sun, but remember — once your skin starts to turn pink, the damage has already been done.
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Of course it would be Jazzpunk, one of the funniest games ever made, originally released in 2014, to return with a Quake-style shooter to slather wedding cake all over deathmatch arenas.
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It's most definitely still on the menu at our house, where I just might make asparagus pesto and slather it over some thinly sliced baguette if I'm too lazy to boil pasta.
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Throw on a silk pajama set (preferably one with feathers), slather on a face mask in a fun color, burn through every candle in your apartment, and snap a pic to share.
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In 1994, when the tournament was held in the United States and Sweden finished third, they apparently became among the first of the country's fans to slather their faces in team colors.
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From Sol de Janeiro, the brand that brought you Bum Bum Cream, the nicest-smelling thing you'll ever slather on your butt (and elsewhere), comes the first bath product: Bum Bum Bath Bomba.
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But since most of us no longer have the metabolism of 8-year-olds, we adults can't exactly slather copious amounts of PB&J on carb-heavy bread and call it a snack.
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Ideally, this would translate to turning on the grill and buying more A1 sauce to slather on a fresh burger, but do not underestimate the instantly gratifying lure of a drive-thru window.
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With the right keyblade Sora can build Rapunzel's tower, wave a pirate flag straight through a Heartless's head, slather folks in sticky honey, and yank enemies around the field with merciless mechanical arms.
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"People slather turmeric all over themselves in the name of it being natural; they think it's going to work miracles as opposed to something what was born in a drug store," she says.
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But the Super Bowl is nothing if not pageantry and entertainment, and while the bloviators in the booths slather on the myth and gravitas, Johnny and Tara can provide the sorely needed fun.
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I would pop the kernels in oil, slather them in butter and salt, and gobble them while watching old slapstick comedies on the couch, battling husband and child for that last craggy crumb.
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When done, preheat a cast-iron skillet on high on the stove, turn on your vent fans, slather the roast in mayonnaise, and sear it on all sides — about a minute per side.
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If you have not, then I suggest you cook yourself a crepe right freaking now and slather it with a half-inch layer of the stuff and roll it up and pig out.
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This device doesn't render human tongues completely obsolete, as there's a distinctly pleasurable mouth moisture that a vibrator can't quite replicate, even if you slather it in the lube that comes with it.
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The alternative is to slather sunblock all over your kid's arms and torso every couple of hours, and that's a proposition that both kids and parents will surely agree is the less desirable option.
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The idea behind " Oblivion with guns" was that you couldn't simply bolt a worn hunting rifle onto the Bethesda formula, slather on a layer of grime and rust, and call it a Fallout game.
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But even if you slather on the stuff, use a doctor-recommended broad-spectrum formula, and make sure it's SPF 30 or higher, there's still the risk of a sunburn if you're not vigilant.
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If I know I'll be outdoors for most of the day, like at a festival, then I'll slather on Kiehl's Activated Sun Protector Water-Light Lotion For Face & Body, but only on my body.
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"There are a lot of urban legends about spider bites," Seger said, adding that she has seen patients slather on tobacco, coffee grounds and horse salve in her 30 years of treating spider bites.
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In some ways, we all play botanists when it comes to beauty: You have itchy, burning red skin from staying out in the sun one minute too long, so you slather on aloe vera.
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Beauty blogs laid out the 10-step Korean skincare routine, so I made detailed cards to remember the order of products I had to slather on my face and tucked them into my bathroom cabinet.
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And mostly, people are just proud of her for being so brave (including Ally Brooke Hernandez from Fifth Harmony), and suggest that she slather on some sunscreen and enjoy many more days at the beach.
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And we also spent countless weekends fussing over Julia Child's terrines and Jacques Pépin's coq au vin, which my mother might slather on leftover challah, and my dad might spike with soy sauce (sorry, Jacques).
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Users can get their moisture fix with the Dive In collection, slather on powerful antioxidants via the Drink Up collection, target oil and bacteria with the Clarity collection, or clean their skin with the Micellar collection.
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Basically, I scoop my fingers into the pink-tinged, thick, whipped mousse, which feels a lot like digging into a tub of creamy Land O' Lakes butter, and slather the stuff all over my wet scalp.
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Treating your phone's screen seems almost too easy to be true: Just slather the goo all over the glass screen, wait 10 minutes for it to dry, and — voila — you've got a supposedly ultra-tough screen.
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It includes a magnetic tool and an iron-based mask formula, which you slather on and leave to dry before passing the tool over your face — and removing every last bit of the mask with it.
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When I get home, it's just about time for me to be at work, so I grab a piece of brioche off the counter and slather it in almond butter for a breakfast on the run.
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" He was a figure whose hate spawned contempt, leading a writer from the Charleston City Paper to fantasize about how "Satan and his minions would slather his body in mustard-based BBQ sauce before they dined.
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I've gone blonde on a whim (and dyed it back five months later), will slather just about any serum on my face (much to my dermatologist's dismay), and I've even gotten a few unplanned tattoos (sorry, mom).
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And you apply it the same way — squeeze a quarter-size amount in your palm and slather it on in circular motions, as just as you would with SPF, making sure to cover all of the bases.
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But with sunscreen application evolving from a week or two at the beach every year to a constant daily slather, US health regulators want to know more about how all those photoprotective chemicals interact with people's skin.
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For now, the show gets to have its cake and eat it too: The distant beacon of happiness buoys episodes from week to week, while the writers remain free to slather on the misery in the present.
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When I wake up today, I wash my face, slather on a rose face mask, and do a 20-minute self-compassion meditation to start my day before making a delicious chocolate mint smoothie I saw on Instagram.
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For me, it's always been the thing I reach for in mid-July when I fall asleep on my stomach halfway through a trashy beach read — not something I slather on every day as part of my routine.
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The volunteers were asked to slather the sunscreen on all parts of the body that would not be covered by a swimsuit four times a day for four days, a regimen that reflects the instructions on sunscreen labels.
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Since I watched Chyna slather these products on her face in real time, I tentatively thought they could be at least remotely trusted (unlike the gazillion other celebrity-endorsed beauty products we see splashed across countless IG pages).
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Simpson Wong, the chef and owner of the Singaporean restaurant Chomp Chomp in the West Village, has teamed up with the nearby Doughnut Project to slather one of its puffy yeast doughnuts with pandan glaze and toasted coconut.
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After I get out, I slather my whole body with Alafia's coconut-and-vanilla lotion (I'm trying to keep stretch marks at bay) and do my face routine (toner with witch hazel and moisturize with First Aid Beauty moisturizer).
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It's fine to slather on a weekly mask with yogurt as a base to net the rewards—just make sure you give your face a good rinse afterward (nobody likes running their fingers across a sticky face mid-meeting).
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It's a familiar concept now, but the idea that you could slather some gunk on your skin, wait 25-30 minutes, wipe it off, and watch all the hair go with it probably seemed highly suspicious at the time.
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It took five minutes for Hamon to extract a poster of himself, slather it with glue, and, using the pole, attach it to the façade of a squat concrete building—the headquarters of Agence France-Presse, the wire service.
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The mask dries after 10-15 minutes, depending on how generously you slather it on, and peels off easily — which is really fun, first of all, and helps shed the dead skin cells that routine cleansing might not have removed.
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Nothing puts a damper on a spur-of-the-moment nighttime swim quite like having to stop to slather on conditioner first, but on the plus side, now you won't have to worry about repairing the damage once September rolls around.
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If you're a hair-product junkie (guilty) and love to slather on serums, oils, and styling lotions, then washing your hair with them twice a month works a charm to remove buildup, not to mention dead skin cells, oil, and grime.
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I would hide in the kitchen and peel, I'm not even kidding, like, six eggs and take the yolks, slather mayo on them, and add fleur de sel or some good salt, and I would just eat this cholesterol bomb.
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For the second year in a row, People and TODAY staffers came together to slather, spray and scrub on hundreds of products (210 to be exact) in search of the best new drugstore beauty buys of 22016 for our Beauty Awards.
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When attempting to emulate these ladies, we make one of the following attempts, only to fail: We slather on the coconut-oil-and-SPF concoction they recommend, and then bemoan the fact that we weren't blessed with lit-from-within skin.
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When washing my face, I note how dry my skin feels, so I slather on an enriched cream; I used to have a whole skincare regimen, but that has fallen by the wayside with my generally abridged self-care routine.
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Ahead, we've compiled a series of hair removal horror stories that are sure to have you double checking the sharpness of your razor and patch testing any waxes or creams you might slather on the next time you're looking to score smooth skin.
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For example, Nutt said, when the Department of Defense (DoD) needs to repair carbon-fiber-composite jet fighters, workers sand and sheen a damaged area, slather on layers of epoxy using "fancy trowels," put the patched area under vacuum, and heat it.
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It then highlighted the various areas of my skin in AR. The idea is that you'd slather on a recommended Olay cream, and then using this AR map of your face rub the FaceNavi wand over the highlighted areas for "deeper penetration" and increased effectiveness.
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In today's Round of 16 matchup between Germany and Slovakia, Toni Kroos sent in a corner kick for Germany that received some decent clearance by Slovakia—would that Boateng weren't there to slather on one of the nastiest volleys you'll see in a minute.
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But because I'm a compulsively hygienic person who washes their hands after every routine activity — like eating, taking the subway, going to the bathroom, cleaning my desk — well, my hands are always dry, which means I'm always racing to my desk to slather on lotion.
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The spa attendant told me it was second in popularity only to the mud bath, so I soon found myself being instructed to remove my clothes and slather hot mud all over my body, and to then dance — yes, dance — until the mud dried.
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Trips to the doctor were fruitless (there's only so much greasy, suffocating liquid paraffin a girl can slather herself in) and the thought of switching up my skin-care routine, after I'd pretty much perfected it for my oily complexion, felt like a chore.
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Among the martini, Manhattan, gin and tonic, Negroni, daiquiri, margarita and the Old Fashioned, there's not a drink much younger than 80, and that's if you're allowing Margarita to slather on some Oil of Olay and claim she only showed up in the 1940s.
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Then, come morning, you can slather toast with it and serve that with soft scrambled eggs or, better yet, soft-boiled eggs, a breakfast I once had in London at a hotel the chef Fergus Henderson was running for a time in Leicester Square.
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Mr. Nichols's version is pure George Strait, coating the song with a thick slather of honky-tonk sincerity — it is cheeky and harmless, more a symbol of the ubiquity of hip-hop nostalgia than of country music's steady inching toward hip-hop production values.
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The town is small enough for visitors to also make it to the wood-clad Industry Standard, at 45 Front Street, for cocktails and great bar food like sticky, spicy Korean fried chicken tenders and big pretzels to slather with beer cheese sauce and spicy mustard.
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When it comes to convincing people to slather on SPF, there are a handful of proven methods: fun (pack glitter into the stuff), fear (tell anyone who will listen about the dangers of sun damage), or practicality (insert sunscreen into things you already wear daily, like tinted moisturizer).
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I'd suffered with awful teenage acne, and because I didn't know better, my idea of a good skin-care routine consisted of an intense cleanser, alcohol-based toner (which I cringe just thinking about in retrospect), and all of the Persa-Gel I could slather on my face.
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I think you're probably right that the show is trying to conserve its budget for whatever war breaks out (or just to slather those zombies from the shipwreck near Oceanside in barnacle makeup straight out of a Pirates of the Caribbean movie), but it leaves everything feeling so airless.
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For starters, he can only play in the McKays' shaded courtyard, and only goes for walks in the late afternoon when the sun is about to set, or when it's very overcast — and even then, his parents have to slather him in doggy sunscreen before he can leave the house.
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As is to be expected, the fruity cocktail is a little bit sticky upon initial application (you can slather up to five drops on your face), but it sinks into the skin moments after, while rose and aloe water work to replenish any moisture lost through the super gentle exfoliation process.
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There was a time when the choice of condiment with which to slather your chips was limited to a handful of options: tomato sauce (obvs), brown sauce, mayonnaise (what are you, German?), or curry sauce—but only if you were up north and at least four pints and a Jägerbomb deep.
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After my husband has left to take our 10- and 4-year-old sons to school, I pull on two pairs of running pants, two old, knitted wool hats, two thin jackets, a thick pair of mittens, slather my face in shea butter and then I go out into the weather.
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Why they might not: Zemeckis' films tend to slather that emotion on broadly and relentlessly, and viewers may or may not be willing to buy into the way he plays out Hogancamp's fantasies, with plenty of scenes of the dolls strutting around, living out scenes from his past, or protecting him in the present.
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It just seems ridiculous to me to take your little infant -- the number one organ in your body is your skin," Shine said in a May 2008 episode, "But yet we take these chemicals and slather it all over our little babies' bodies to be soaked in day after day, sweating into their body.
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There are those who can slather on a full face of makeup every morning, spend an hour finding the perfect filter for the photo, hit post, and fool the world into thinking they're more #blessed than their hundreds of thousands of impressionable followers because they keep a full-coverage Anastasia Beverly Hills stick foundation in every purse.
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A daily boost of antioxidants helps to keep skin healthy and ready to fight off unwanted side effects; I like SkinCeuticals' C E Ferulic, while a super soothing lip-balm and face-mask duo, such as La Roche-Posay's Cicaplast Baume and Clark's Botanicals' Deep Moisture Mask (which I sometimes slather on as a moisturizer if I'm suffering with extreme dryness), are essential.
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He earns over $3 million a year at a job that demands that he latch onto various controversies passing through the sports news stream, slather them with preposterous adjectives and pop-eyed put-on incredulity, and then breathe all that out of his mouth as loudly as he can, either until he loses consciousness or it's time for a commercial break.
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Usually, those words aren't found in the same sentence together, and for a very good, yet very dumb, reason: We've all been conditioned since puberty to believe that oil is the kiss of death for your face, and instead, you should slather acidic, drying, and hella-irritating toners, scrubs, and cleansers across your face in hopes of eradicating every spot and bump in existence.
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The track itself sounds very much like every single girl band release from that era mushed together, all of which is to say: every time I hear this intro, I am overwhelmed by the urge to slather on some strawberry-flavored lip gloss, stretch a glittering spaghetti strap crop-top from Tammy Girl over my grown-ass, now 24-year-old self and buss out a slick dance routine.
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The concept would upend health care as we know it: Not only would the technology identify whether you had any current problems, such as a congenital heart defect, it would reveal health conditions you were predisposed to in the future, perhaps prompting your parents to go slather on extra sunscreen if they knew you had a skin cancer risk or forbid you from snacking on pork rinds if you had the gene for familial high cholesterol.
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The only noticeable impairment Jaime and Sherry had at the time was a slurring of speech, though they didn't know for sure if it was due to XP. Kim and Jim tried to make life as normal as possible for their girls, and when they had to take them out in daylight to see a doctor, they would slather them in No. 50 sun block, cover them up in all types of clothing and would give them ultraviolet-proof glasses.
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