Go With The Glow

 

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Post sun and surf, these 12 body oils have just what your skin is craving after a day at the beach. Body oils offer more than just moisture. They enhance summer skin with a natural, radiant glow. Infused with aromatic essential oils like lavender, neroli, or citrus, they also provide a relaxing sensory experience – and smell great too!

TOP ROW: SOMA AYURVEDIC MADURAI JASMINE BODY OIL $128. This sublime blend of oils and adaptogens is powered by the jasmine flower, hailing from Madurai, known as India’s jasmine city. With an intoxicating fragrance, it’s a natural aphrodisiac that leaves skin feeling soft, replenished, and smelling divine.

MOUNT SAPO ALL-OVER-OIL $59. Handmade in small batches along the English countryside, Mount Sapo All-Over-Oil blends Calendula, Lemon, and Ylang Ylang to deeply nourish skin, with a zesty fragrance that grounds and invigorates. Lightweight and gentle enough for the face too.

EVERYDAY OIL MAINSTAY $52.  A bland of Palo Santo, Lavender, Geranium, and Clary Sage, the original Mainstay scent is an homage to the ocean – mysterious but familiar, uplifting but calming – to nourish body and soul. Read More

 

Sport: Harold Edgerton

 

Back Dive, 1954, 14 x 11 inch silver gelatin print

 

Now on view at Danziger Gallery through September 6th is “Sport”, a selection of sports images by Harold Eugene Edgerton, the photographer who is credited with inventing the strobe flash. Edgerton or “Doc” as he was affectionately known, developed an electronic technology which allowed for high-speed photography and captured moments previously unseen by the human eye.

With his new flash Edgerton was able to photographically freeze the action of such things as drops of milk falling into a saucer,  bullets going through everyday objects, and the wing motion of various birds. But he was particularly drawn to capturing the action of sports and sports greats – Bobby Jones’ golf swing; tennis champion Gussie Moran’s serve; Wes Fessler (one of the Buckeyes’ greatest football players) kicking a football. Read More

 
 

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