Wild People

Why did a product designer start an outdoor skincare brand? It must’ve been 1994 or ’95 when my older sister told me, “You should start moisturizing now. Don’t wait until you think you need it.” I was just barely in high school, so obviously I didn’t listen. I just kept packing on the literally ghost-white Halloween pancake makeup because I

Wind goes for the high spots. Cheeks, nose, brow. Glide the stick on, keep moving. A pit stop, not a pause.

Your face has been collecting weather since sunrise. Sweat, sunscreen, dust, salt. Set hard for hours. The wash under your sink either strips you raw or slides right off the gunk. Pick the one that does both jobs.