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- Posted: November 28, 2017Categories: products.
Read more »Our lip moisturizer made the list of Advanced Products to use as you age gracefully in The New York Times.
"Because certain products really sing on older skin, we asked experts — makeup artists, a dermatologist, an aesthetician and women over 50 — for their go-to makeup...Ms. Dali likes to apply this moisturizer on top of lipstick for an extra moisture boost, which can be especially useful for older clients. “And it doesn’t
- Posted: October 30, 2017Categories: life+style.Read more »
Bergamot. Bitter orange. Vetiver. Rum. Every apothecary shop once kept these and other precious scented essences in glass-stoppered vials, row upon row.
Inspired by these traditional ingredients, (MALIN+GOETZ) re-interprets apothecary classics to create dynamic scents with a modern twist.
Each fragrance is a unique sensory experience, intriguing and layered, as a fine fragrance should be. But far from being fussy or complicated, our scents are always easy to wear: any occasion, any time day or night, by women+men. It's a perfect reflection of our belief that, when it comes to using (MALIN+GOETZ) products, simplicity is the ultimate luxury. All are crafted with the highest quality
- Posted: October 12, 2017Categories: life+style.
Read more »1611 The English bring marijuana to Jamestown.
1920’s Marijuana begins crossing the border from Mexico as immigrants enter the U.S.
1930 Louis Armstrong and drummer Vic Berton are arrested outside the Cotton Club in Culver City, CA. They spend the night laughing it up in their cell due to still being high.
1931 29 states have now banned the use of marijuana.
1936 Louis Gasnier debuts “Reefer Madness,” and the Motion Pictures Association of America bans the showing of any narcotics in films.
1937 The Marijuana
- Posted: October 06, 2017Categories: goetz real.
Read more »Once defiantly naughty, now inescapably chic, and always a rite of passage, Cannabis has never been more à la mode. I came of age in the '70s, so it's no surprise that I indulged in an occasional puff. But frankly, I liked the rebellion more than the effects, so my first cannabis chapter closed before it truly opened.
When I moved to Amsterdam after college, I was awestruck with everything Dutch, and yes, that included what I think of as Cannabis: Chapter Two. There, hash, as they call it, was both mythic and institutionalized. "Coffee shops” dotted the city, with menus to suit any desired mood. For me, the experience was incredibly poignant, even Proustian, if you'll forgive
