Skin-care connoisseurs are mixing savory pasta with tingly face masks on Instagram, which doesn’t sound as buzzy as slurping collagen but does sound just as unappetizing
Photo: @leoniescobar/Instagram, @pizzaandpumps/Instagram, @pyperamerica/Instagram, @sallyomo/Instagram Every day, the gap between topically applying a skin-care routine and ingesting it shrinks a smidge. We’re slurping collagen, drinking retinol, and chewing on hyaluronic acid. And now on Instagram, skin-care connoisseurs are mixing savory pasta with tingly face masks, which doesn’t sound as buzzy but does sound just as unappetizing.
Instead of rubbing pasta all over like a lotion, try a more targeted application in 2020. First, get some pasta. Consider mixing in extra protein if you suspect your hair isn’t getting enough, and make sure it’s pretty hot, like fresh off the stove. The heat will gently steam your skin, making your pores more receptive to whatever mask you paint on, mimicking the best part of any facial .
If you have sensitive skin that doesn’t play well with clay or chemical exfoliators, try skipping the mask portion altogether. Just do your pasta application in a lavender-scented bubble bath for an extra-moisturizing, sensorially confusing experience. Your skin won’t feel overly stripped but your pores will still be extra pliable when it’s time to apply your serums.
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