Attractive Forces: Magnets Are the Newest Beauty Ingredient
They draw out impurities and keep your lipstick cap from slipping off. Magnets have moved from the fridge to the vanity.
Two new antiaging masks are taking me right back to seventh-grade science class. Lancer retinoid-based Younger Revealing Mask Intense and Dr. Brandt Magnetight Age-Defier Skin Recharging Magnet Mask both contain iron, to draw out impurities and leave skin smoother and plumper. And, get this: Each comes with a magnet that strips away its rich, creamy formula, as if by magic—no washing required! Meanwhile, Givenchy’s restorative face-oil duo, Le Soin Noir & Blanc, is magnetically attached. Trust me, one try and you won’t be able to let go.
Playing with Magnets
Wrap a tissue around this magnet and marvel at how it all comes off in a few mere swipes.
Dr. Brandt Magnetight Age-Defier Skin Recharging Magnet Mask, $75, sephora.com
Single-use packets make this very travel-friendly.
Lancer Younger Revealing Mask Intense Set, $250, lancerskincare.com
Clever design (and a magnet) make sure both day and night moisturizing is covered.
Givenchy Le Soin Noir & Blanc, $425, sephora.com
A magnetic click ensures this purse spray’s top is always safely secured.
Byredo Sunday Cologne Eau De Parfum With Leather Travel Case, $165, mrporter.com
Its wide surface that can grip several tools at a time makes this the knife rack of makeup brushes.
Rae Morris The Rae Plate, $35, raemorris.com
Its magnetic base allows for favorite shades to be switched in and out with one easy flick.
Nars Ultimate Cheek Palette, $203, narscosmetics.com
There’s just something so very chic about the clicking sound of this magnetic lipstick’s closure.
Giorgio Armani Rouge Ecstasy Lipstick, $37, giorgioarmanibeauty-usa.com
