Since my Esteemed Colleague mentions that we are an equal-opportunity religious-goods . . . uh, discussion forum? . . . this seems like a good time to unveil something I ran across recently: kosher makeup, from ShainDee.
I can’t actually remember how I ran across this. Makeup is not the kind of thing I go looking for. My own personal principle when it comes to cosmetics is that it’s better not to use them: that way you don’t shock people at breakfast.
But even I think these look kind of yummy.
And apparently, as they’re manufactured in strict accordance with kosher laws, they’re even purer than cosmetics marketed as organic.
So whether you want to be beautifully observant, or just beautiful . . .
[Rating: 80/100]
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