For someone with sensitive skin — in my case, that means rosacea and a tendency to stretch and dehydrate—winter can be raw. Cold temperatures, low humidity, and humid air all wreak havoc on my vulnerable moisture barrier. And even though I tried my best to prevent redundancy Red and arouse, sometimes it makes me better, and I’m left with a bad complexion and an expression of displeasure as I look back at myself in the mirror.
Now, before this happens “wretched me” for the worst, I have to admit something. I am a beauty editor. That means I’m lucky enough to have access to some truly beloved skincare brands and experts. I am also fortunate enough to turn to these respected brands and professionals as my skin condition is changing.
One of those brands is Purple grayand one of those experts is Sarah Brown. Previously known as “the industry’s beauty retouching”, as it curated a selection of sought-after beauty products that have been approved by industry professionals (dermatologists, estheticians, makeup artists, etc.) ) test. Later, the former beauty director of Vogue and is the current CEO of Violet Lab. Her work? She heads the brand’s curation and testing committee, ensuring that every product that hits the shelves of Violet Gray has been approved by the Violet Code. “Violet Gray’s seal of approval means it has been tested not only by me and my team but also by our community of experts,” she said. “These are world-renowned experts in beauty, health and fitness.”
