Slathering in Purell every time I get back to my desk.
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I overdid the highlight — I remember slathering it on my face.
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"I was still at their feet, slathering over them," she said.
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Here's what we'll be slathering on our faces before leaving the house.
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"I remember my mom always slathering sunscreen on me [and Dakota]," Fanning said.
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Dr. Charles suggests patch-testing before slathering these oils on your whole body.
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A few minutes later, she was slathering lavender oil on her tattooed arms.
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Now go ahead, resume your beach ball tossing, sunblock slathering and picnic planning.
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Cruz's strength emanates from his signature vibrant palette and sculptural slathering of paint.
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Both are dope, but I prefer slathering on the latter before I towel off.
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We'll admit it: slathering greasy oil all over your face or body can sound intimidating.
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There will be an "array" of sauces available for dipping and slathering on your sammies.
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But there are some precautions people should know before slathering it all over their bodies.
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So motherly love and care involves lots of deliberate slathering with a particular microbial culture.
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There will be an "array" of sauces available for dipping and slathering on your chicken sammies.
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But really moisturizing Afro hair requires more than slathering on oil and calling it a day.
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Shouldn't skin that burnt get the chance to heal before you start slathering foundation on it?
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The move feels maternal, not sexual — there's no power exchange in Candy slathering Vaseline on Lori.
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Most people would run away from slathering snail mucus (yes, I said mucus) on their faces.
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How are parents, looking up from slathering sunscreen on their kids, to make the necessary judgment?
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Basically spicingtheboy with that habenerie ghost pep on sum BTM Houston St BBQ slathering of vandalismo.
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I've been slathering it on my chest when my lungs feel clamped in an anxiety vice.
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Politicians have always faced dangers on the stump, such as slathering dogs and snapping letter boxes.
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You'll feel like a whole new person after slathering this thing all over the areas you shaved.
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Slathering products entirely in black instantly makes them look more sleek, and this collaboration is no different.
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There was no need to add to that undesirable side-effect by slathering praise on the dictator.
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They were laid atop a pile of fries, with a plastic cup of garlic butter for slathering.
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The cheese was perfectly gooey and the buttered muffin was moist from a heavy slathering of butter.
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This burger is certainly hearty, with bacon, cheese, onions, and a slathering of iconic A1 steak sauce.
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Moving with less-than-tactful dispatch, the church's pastor, Greg (Marc Kudisch), has begun slathering on suggestive consolation.
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Here are a few ways slathering it on may help benefit your skin, scalp and your overall sexy.
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Now all you have to worry about is knotting your swimsuit straps and slathering your skin with sunscreen.
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Many are moving into the field gingerly, slathering their products with safeguards that they say reduce the creepiness.
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So they "garage-punked" DeChambeau's TaylorMade set, slathering the long irons with more than $200 of lead tape.
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Finally, there's a slathering of Sarah Chapman Skinesis Skin Insurance SPF 229 ($229) to round off the morning routine.
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They spent three days slathering on hair, skin-care, and makeup items designed specifically with air travel in mind.
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Welsh advises completely wetting your hair and slathering it with leave-in conditioner before you get into the water.
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That means slathering on sun screen if your skin will be exposed (yes, even in the fall or winter).
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Amid all this, more people started slathering it all over themselves, using it as a hair mask and moisturizer.
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This is why he dresses up his routine deceptions with condescension while slathering us with Eddie Haskell-esque flattery.
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Same for laptop makers who insist on slathering the palm-rest with NVIDIA, Intel, Energy Star, and Windows branding.
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The over-the-counter acne creams I was slathering on my face apparently weren't going to help me, either.
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Knowing this, Lapoint hypothesized that slathering capsaicin cream on the belly of his suspected CHS patients would improve symptoms.
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Slathering skin with Vaseline or Body Glide and placing Band-Aids on sensitive areas can also help prevent chafing.
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And they broke out cans of Crisco, slathering up street poles to try to stop people from climbing them.
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That horrific scenario comes to mind reading Google's recently approved patent for what amounts to slathering its cars in glue.
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The sun has certainly set on days of slathering our bods in baby oil to get that, "bronzed-glow," complexion.
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If you've been slathering or spraying yourself with sunscreen you bought a year or more ago, you probably aren't alone.
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Just letting you know you can't use your lights anymore because we're slathering your data around and GDPR is here.
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It's basically a continuation of Black Friday's increasingly online focus only with a slathering of old-timey sci-fi branding.
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I gag multiple times throughout the process of slathering avocado paste into my hair and egg whites onto my face.
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You can pay homage to inside jokes, your favorite internet memes, and convey affection without slathering it on too thick.
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We'd drink coffee or eat cake or share an entire sleeve of Ritz Crackers, slathering each one with thick peanut butter.
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After washing my face, slathering on lotion, and brushing my teeth, the pup performs his duties quickly and we fall asleep.
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And with a sunscreen as unobtrusive and barely-there as Unseen, there's no excuse for not slathering it on every morning.
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So all this time we've been slathering snail goo all over our faces, but we ought to be applying hippo sweat?
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You'll have an excuse not to touch the CNN alerts on your screen for a few minutes after slathering it on.
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And unfortunately the sunscreen you're slathering on your body might contain two common chemicals, oxybenzone and octinoxate, that kill coral reefs.
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A parent's decisions are often dictated by the daily grind: feeding, bathing, finding socks and shoes, slathering on sunscreen, doing laundry.
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The sun rose strong and clear, though, and before long we were peeling off layers and slathering our noses with sunscreen.
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But slathering on thick balms all day is not for everyone, especially those who like their makeup to remain in tact.
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In real life, however, the only solution to covering up age spots, acne scars, redness, and dark circles is slathering on creams.
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After a couple of these, you may find yourself slathering your body in sunscreen and dragging your boombox out to the stoop.
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Instead of slathering the pricey lotion all over his face, Hemsworth's been known to use it on other areas of his body.
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But most shops, she says, are doing it wrong, slathering the fish in sauce and taking it away from its simple roots.
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Here, you have the option of slathering your pie with Mighty Quinn's barbecue sauce: 02023 Broadway (Astor Place), 212-777-2042, andpizza.com.
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I didn't mind slathering myself in the stuff since I figured it would serve to accentuate all my hours in the gym.
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I decided to start following instructions—slathering on the mask only at night—and waited to see if my skin became less enraged.
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Dinner consists of me standing at the counter and slicing off pieces of bread, slathering them in butter, and sprinkling them with salt.
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For a moment, the concoction of hellish peppers and unknown ingredients creates a delicious, smoky, savory flavor I could imagine slathering over ribs.
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The gel-paste is so citrus-heavy (a blend of oranges, lemons and clementines) you'll actually feel the pulp when slathering it on.
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I mean, does 90% humidity and a slathering of thick face cream seem like a recipe for a sweaty disaster to anyone else?
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When you find out your weekend bacon sarnie is as carcinogenic as cigarettes, slathering it in brown sauce becomes less of a priority.
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But because nobody can ever achieve perfection, we instead begin to fetishize the striving for it — spinning on bikes and slathering on lotions.
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You know how you usually have to wait 15 minutes between slathering on a typical body lotion and pulling on your skinny jeans?
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Photo: Victoria Song (Gizmodo)Skin care is a multimillion dollar industry that ranges the gamut from slathering on snail mucin to plain old sunscreen.
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In addition, how you apply SPF is important, too, and it seems we aren't slathering on the moisturizer as thoroughly as a regular SPF.
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It's understandable: You're hopefully well in the habit of slathering SPF from head to toe, but that tiny stretch of skin on your head?
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Your mom may have been able to get away with slathering herself in baby oil and baking in the sun, but you know better.
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Most fans and athletes will probably be diligent about slathering on repellent, and may even compromise their sartorial elegance to avoid the mosquitoes' attentions.
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The slime actually premiered on that show, slathering any actor that uttered the words "I don't know" in a barrage of bright-green glop.
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And since it's formulated without parabens, phthalates, petrolatum, and other icky ingredients, you can feel good about slathering it on your pout on the reg.
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We're just a month away from the official start of summer, which means it's time to start slathering on sunscreen daily if you aren't already.
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If achieving clear, glowing, incredible skin were as easy as slathering on a single cream, we'd be the first in line to scoop it up.
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I was still upstairs, slathering my entire body—with a special focus on my legs—with the Tiger Balm, the Asian version of Icy Hot.
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Slathering on SPF repeatedly during the day will best prepare your skin for facing the sun's harmful rays and help the skin retain its youthful elasticity.
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From pore-refining mud to brightening bubbles, these are the treatments we're applying in the shower — because less time slathering on products means more time sleeping.
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The fast food chain famous for its classic burgers and chicken nuggets is upping their gourmet game by slathering the sauce on their newest Big Mac.
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That said, the idea of slathering anything sticky or heavy onto your lips in the merciless heat and humidity of summer doesn't sound anywhere near appealing.
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In 1992, Barry Bonds wrapped up his age-27 season and set sail for fame, fortune, and a robust slathering of mystery ointments in San Francisco.
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The researchers had expected that some, but probably not a majority, of these people would report swallowing, smoking or slathering on cannabis before or after exercise.
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This bread recipe on its own can be served with sweet or savory toppings, but we highly suggest slathering it in sour cream and crunchy cucumbers.
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I alternate between slathering Korean skin-care products and sunscreen on my face before I book a Grab (Kuala Lumpur's Uber) car and jet off to work.
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There's nothing exciting about putting on sunscreen — it just doesn't compare to slathering on a creamy mask — which might be why people don't really think about application.
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And since the sensitive skin-friendly sunscreen is made without sulfates, parabens, phthalates, and other icky ingredients, you can feel good about slathering it on the reg.
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So does this mean we can start slathering butter on our toast and waffles with reckless abandon, and douse our popcorn in this golden syrup of deliciousness?
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Chambers's crew chief, Simon Dominguez, dug into a tub of zinc oxide sunscreen and began slathering the creamy white paste over every inch of Chambers's exposed skin.
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Body surface area varies a lot, but the American Academy of Dermatology recommends slathering on one fluid ounce, or a shot glass' worth, to get the listed SPF.
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It grew first because of the slathering of new rules during the previous, Bush administration and then prospered, says Mr Ludwig, as this process expanded under Barack Obama.
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Several non-Brazilian athletes talked about slathering on mosquito repellent, staying in their hotel rooms and away from the water and the beaches in order to avoid mosquitoes.
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For this rotating pack of Costa Mesa miscreants, that meant slathering on clown makeup, putting on rainbow wigs and parodying some of the best punk tunes ever fathomed.
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Eventually no one could justify that Plymouth Rock was actually Plymouth Rocks, and what remained of the now severely mismatching halves was reunited with a slathering of mortar.
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Contrary to what shampoo commercials tell you, getting sleek, straight, salon-quality hair isn't as easy as jumping in the shower and slathering on whatever product they're peddling.
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A savory portion of tortilla española (2.50 euros), a sort of fluffy egg-and-potato frittata, was perfect with a slathering of salmorejo, a creamy, tomato-based purée.
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That goes for our own partners who statistically don't do enough laundry, enough dishes, enough permission-slip management, enough sunscreen-slathering, enough snack-packing, or enough birthday-present shopping.
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Fabrizio Andrade, 35, a hairdresser from Aracaju, the capital of Sergipe State, said he began slathering his body with mosquito repellent after his younger brother contracted Zika last month.
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But instead of slathering on sticky lotions every hour on the hour, there's a simpler, decidedly less slippery treatment to save you from dry patches and stubborn seasonal hangnails.
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Just the other day, all the kids were in the pool, and they were slathering on sunscreen and I thought, OK, good point, better get something for my face.
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Dr. Cela specifically recommends slathering on a mineral-based, broad-spectrum sunscreen, which means that it protects against both UVA and UVB rays, with a minimum of SPF 30.
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I tried everything from slathering my face in petroleum jelly (do not recommend — the resulting clogged pores are so not worth it) to rocking and sobbing in my bathroom.
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If it weren't so busy slathering sadism, garish color schemes and played-out rapid-fire editing on the screen, "Polar" might make for a decent satire of corporate America.
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While on the row, Inkinen primarily consumed veggies and protein, along with a slathering of fat with every meal, while nixing things like high-sugar energy bars and carbonated drinks.
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Watch Kristen Bell's Instagram Story before an awards show, and you might catch a glimpse of her slathering this CBD-infused cream on her feet before putting on her heels.
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Rather than slathering on greasy and ineffective moisturizers, according to Dr. Ward, there are four steps you can take in order to protect your skin from the cold weather ahead.
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At one point during the boat day, Olindo filmed Dennis trying to thwart any potential sunburn by putting on a pink SPF shirt and slathering sunscreen all over her face.
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The only downside is that most products on the market require you to physically mix them up before slathering your mug (the other mug), and DIYing can get downright messy.
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With an estimated annual global use of about 2,000 tons in cosmetics alone, that means millions of sharks will live another day without us slathering their livers on our faces.
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Salting the green tomatoes first (not to mention slathering your toast in chicken fat) takes a little bit of the tangy bite out of them for a well-balanced sandwich.
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Marie Claire advised rubbing a lavender-oil blend on your pulse points for sounder sleep; Elle suggested slathering your face with a frankincense-oil blend to keep your skin young.
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Dubuffet conceived of shortcut techniques to intricacy, such as slathering ink on a piece of crumpled foil, then pressing it to paper to create an impression recalling the moon's surface.
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Just one day of slathering on sunscreen is enough for several chemicals in the product to enter the bloodstream, according to a new study from the Food and Drug Administration.
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An impressive array of housemade salumi and regional specialties like tigelle, a kind of embossed flatbread from Modena, for slathering with thrillingly spicy charred-eggplant dip, are worth a visit.
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While slathering on some cocoa butter may be a great way to moisturize, the cream doesn't have any stretch mark preventing properties, and neither do any other products, Riley said.
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Which leads us to our next point: whether you're ingesting it, slathering all over your body, or straight up bathing in it, it's time to incorporate it into your beauty routine.
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Below, Sellers walks us through the star's go-to beauty moves — because she very well may be slathering on her favorite $15 Nivea body lotion before bumping elbows with Queen Elizabeth.
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She assembled them with fake fingernails taped to her fingers, slathering glue on the stick to adhere the flag and trying to poke the cheese gently enough so it wouldn't rip.
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At the same time, his slathering and slack markings, such as in "Dutch Interior," suggest a willful regression into the infantile, so as to move the viewer closer to sensual instinctiveness.
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We did some digging, slathering, and scrubbing to reveal some of the best body formulas that can be found right at your local drugstore, and almost every one is under $10.
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Whether it's wrapping themselves in steam cocoons or slathering bottles of La Mer all over each night, it's safe to say their bedtime regimens are top-notch — not to mention expensive.
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If you're slathering a decadent night cream on top of a lighter exfoliant and finishing it off with a different face mask, how do you know which product caused a breakout?
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But tourists can do damage, too — at the cenote, I saw people slathering on sunscreen before entering the water and clambering on the rocklike structures as they angled for better photos.
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Cristiano's still on vacay with his fam in Ibiza -- and mom was NOT shy about slathering tanning oil all over the back of his $200 million legs Wednesday on their yacht.
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Because chances are people dressing their kids as Hitler and cartoonishly slathering their faces with black paint under the guise of dressing like a Black celebrity already know the costume is wrong.
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I thought that I was doing my due diligence by spraying a daily leave-in conditioner on my 'fro each morning, then slathering some curl cream on afterwards to seal things in.
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Everything from the line is formulated with organic ingredients, all sans toxic parabens, sulfates, dyes, or talc, so you can feel great about slathering it all over your skin on the reg.
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Jeep Trailcat Jeep finished off the Trailcat by slathering it in bright green paint and bolted up 17-inch wheels, a satin-black grille and sport bucket seats from the Dodge Viper.
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Many came to the conclusion they had nothing in their closets even close to slathering shoe polish on their faces or wearing a costume of the Klan and smiling into the camera.
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From adding a birch-enriched face mask to your Sunday skincare ritual to slathering yourself in birch-based body oil after a long run, these are the birch products we're loving right now.
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That explains why I nearly cried when the episode opens with Young Alba (Rosie Garcia) slathering Toddler Xo (Apollonia Pratt) with the "magical potion," as my mom did for me two decades ago.
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Johnson swears that slathering these three holy grail products on his face daily gives him his ageless glow: "Neutrogena Deep Cream Face Wash, Lancer or La Mer creams," the star said on Twitter.
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As we tour this odd world, we meet substance-abusing women and gross men (one memorable character speaks to his girlfriend while "squatting in the bathtub and slathering the towel between his legs").
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Yet, slathering on clay is not always pleasant: The mineral-rich substance has the texture of thick mud, is messy to apply and often becomes dry and flaky when spread on the face.
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At this point, you might go from a relatively low-maintenance routine to slathering your skin in thick creams and enlisting harsh exfoliators to keep flaky patches at bay — and I get it.
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Now, I'm not completely oblivious to how hydrating and glow-inducing oils can be, but when I think about slathering one on my face or hair, the slick, greasy texture stops me every time.
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We always tell ourselves we'll do better next time, yet here we are, still disappointing our dentists, slathering aloe on our sunburns, or coming to terms with the fact that we ghosted someone... again.
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CreditCreditAdriana Zehbrauskas for The New York Times SAN CRISTÓBAL DE LAS CASAS, Mexico — William Ruiz Sánchez spends his days grilling burgers and slathering fried hot dogs with pepperoni and cheese at his family's restaurant.
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A rustic roll hid halved pieces of hearty chorizo and two roasted padrón peppers (a Spanish touch), accompanied by a generous slathering of boldly herbal and lemony chimichurri, the star of this tidy sandwich.
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When unexpectedly facing free time, many of us choose a path of low resistance, maybe by throwing in a load of laundry, slathering on a face mask, and streaming the latest episode of Succession.
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They're dermatologically tested; free of gluten, soy, wheat, phthalates, SLS, and dyes; and cruelty-free...so there's nothing to be skeptical about, whether you're slathering the products on chubby baby cheeks or irritated adult skin.
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For now, I hunch over my desk, an assortment of tiny plastic, metal, and resin statues in front of me, my brush slathering paint and ink over them, and I'm reminded that this is mine.
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Throughout my teenage years, and well into early adulthood, slathering on SPF every day felt like swallowing a big vitamin with a gross aftertaste: I knew it was good for me, but I still dreaded it.
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The indie producer-singer Chaz Bundick (Toro y Moi) brings the many facets of his diverse musical catalog together and adds a slathering of well-executed autotune on his crisp and inventive single, "Girl Like You."
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"The key to good skin is more than just slathering on moisturizer and staying out of the sun," Kylie Jenner mused on her website recently, like a modern Carrie Bradshaw for the Generation Z beauty enthusiast.
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To lower your risk for cancer, experts recommend staying in the shade during midday hours, wearing protective clothing, and of course, slathering on sunscreen with an SPF (sun protection factor) of at least 15 or higher.
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We might be watching a long movie, but little thought has been paid to how to make every part of the movie interesting to watch in and of itself, beyond slathering it in high production values.
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Some of it is ambient, some of it sounds like Daft Punk's "Contact," and another part sounds like the imaginations of Walt Disney, Brian Eno, and Zeus have combined into one grandoise slathering of orchestrated brilliance.
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Ahead, we've rounded up tried-and-tested mineral and chemical (for those of you allergic or unable to get on the mineral-SPF train) sunscreens that we've spent the last month slathering on our faces and bodies.
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As Grisham and other administration survivors seem to know (I'm looking at you, Vice President Mike Pence), you can never go wrong by putting the President at the center of every discussion and slathering him with praise.
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And since it's made with plenty of natural and antioxidant-rich ingredients like green tea, chamomile, coconut water, and aloe (leaving out parabens, synthetic dyes, and other icky ingredients), you can feel good about slathering it on daily.
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Slathering or spraying on sunscreen isn't always easy, but taking one of several pills claiming to offer sun protection instead is just going to leave you with sun-related skin damage, according to the Food and Drug Administration.
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The original Six Flags location just outside of Dallas brings the heat this season, unveiling a sauce made with ghost peppers—one of the spiciest chile peppers known to man—which they're slathering on five different menu items.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - Plunging their pink-gloved hands into cartons of cabbages, and slathering the vegetables with a bright-red sauce, more than 2,300 people on Friday got to grips with making the spicy, fermented Korean staple of kimchi.
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After 20-or-so-odd years of experimentation, I've found something that works for me, so voluntarily dropping that in favor of slathering a thick, syrupy concoction on my face sounded like my idea of skin-care hell.
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And before you ask: No. This has nothing to do with feeding olive oil to your dog to give him luxuriantly luscious locks or slathering the stuff all over your skin to give it a sun-kissed glow.
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No one likes seeing a wig's worth of dead hair in the sink or on the shower floor... especially when you've spent a decent amount of time slathering your hair with a nourishing mask that ended up doing nada.
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After slathering the meat with a flavorful paste, you stick it in a Dutch oven (I used an old enamelware turkey roaster), add a little water and let it bubble slowly under the lid for a few of hours.
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McKinnon mixes one-part Egon earnest nerd-thusiasm with two-parts Ian Malcolm (from Jurassic Park) sex appeal, and adds her own generous slathering of special sauce for a deliciously deranged character who feels preposterous and perfect all at once.
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The company says that in 1991, only 8% of people considered slathering chocolate on bread, but nowadays, 60% of people enjoy Nutella on toast, 14% report using it as a sandwich filling, and 13% eat it with crackers or fruit.
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There's a dramatic relevance in the fact that Richard works in construction: Nichols returns again and again to images of him slathering concrete blocks with mortar and patently adding the next layer, building up walls one slab at a time.
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And so, a word to the wise: Pick that 18 oz jug of sunscreen (Supergoop makes a good one) up out of the trash and get to slathering yourself in it before you, too, become a starter-pack meme cliché.
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I briefly consider doing a skincare routine that would involve slathering Vitamin E, jojoba oil, and Vitamin C powder on my face then scrubbing it with a hot washcloth, but fuck it, I want to get out into this beautiful day.
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For Ridley Scott's terrifying 21973 interplanetary space thriller, "Alien," Mr. Gold skipped the slathering title monster for something less obvious and more foreboding: a single large, dark egg, cracked and oozing a molten yellow light, hovering out in the galactic night.
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I don't know if they've just not consulted any Brazilians or are playing to stereotypes, but Brazilian food is, at its spiciest, remarkably mild compared to the UK; and slathering pungent sauce all over your meat is pretty much anathema.
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Perhaps unsurprisingly, there's not a whole lot of research on just how effective slathering up with yogurt below the belt is when it comes to treating a yeast infection—but who doesn't have a friend like Union's who swears by the technique?
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From the lightweight, quick-absorbing cream from Weleda that lends enviable luminosity all day long to a whipped body butter that's ideal for slathering on before slipping under fresh sheets, there's no shortage of ways to show your skin some love this season.
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If you've ever read one of those clickbaity "10 Skin Secrets to Looking as Dewy as [Insert Gorgeous Celebrity]" articles, you know that it's all about drinking a metric ton of water and slathering a moisturizing sunscreen on on a daily basis.
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Gwyneth Paltrow famously takes "an Epsom salt bath every night to wind down," Katy Perry has been slathering on Palmer's Cocoa Butter since high school, and Victoria Beckham has tweeted about her best long-haul flight hack: Johnson's Baby Oil (no, seriously).
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I've tried slathering my hands in creams that do work — Aveeno is good for me when I'm not flaring, and at the moment I'm trialling Child's Farm moisturizer, which has had rave reviews — and wearing cotton gloves over the top to bed.
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But at the end of the day, the most exciting thing about beauty is the endless innovation and the evolution of trends, which sees us slathering on cooling jelly cleansers, exfoliants without a grain in sight, and sheet masks... for our hair.
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To find the best in consistency (not too thick or thin), flavor (sweet, tangy, AND spicy), and versatility (for dipping, marinating, or slathering), we bought eight sauces —all of which should be available at most supermarkets — and put them to the test.
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After nearly six months of slathering about 506 products and taking copious notes on all, we found 42 genius new finds at pinch-me prices (ranging from a $2.98 miracle smoothing cream for all hair types to a $33.99 wrinkle-flattening serum).
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Rather, slathering your backside with a magnetic-coated, volcanic ash-infused mask intended for your face (which alone costs a whopping $220, minus the $180 magnetic wand you need to take it off) just seems insanely lavish at best, and difficult at worst.
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Packed with prickly pear seed oil, slathering on a few drops of this multi-use oil will not only ensure that this delicate area of skin doesn't get inflamed, but also get rid of bumps and prevent any scarring or irritation after shaving.
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Arriving in the thick of the Reagan '80s, ''Playhouse'' offered a funhouse-mirror vision of the Eisenhower-era United States that Reubens grew up in — its excess, its materialism, its hypocrisy, its racism, its hairstyles — with an added slathering of Los Angeles punk.
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The draft risk assessment, from the EPA's Integrated Risk Information System, is expected to show that ingesting formaldehyde — breathing it in through car and furniture emissions, or slathering it on our skin via cosmetics — can cause leukemia and nose and throat cancers.
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Crawford, 50, who launched her own eponymous skincare line, Meaningful Beauty by Cindy Crawford, at 48, knows the importance of protecting her complexion, which is why, according to the star, she's never gone a day without slathering on SPF before stepping outside.
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It's up in the air whether I will keep the ointment-as-eye cream thing in my skin-care regimen long enough to see any results, but I will undoubtedly be slathering it on my hands, feet, and elbows all winter long.
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Originally conceptualized as an easy, no-bake dessert by Nabisco, icebox cake is made by stacking cookies and slathering them in whipped cream, then letting it all chill—literally—until the cream absorbs into the cookies and creates a cake-y consistency.
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You've got to love them for it: Working out for weeks on end (for three hours a day, in the case of first-timer Bella Hadid), getting pricey facials daily in the lead-up, slathering their perfect bodies with baby oil, all for our enjoyment.
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A parallel trend has also been hitting the grilled cheese forums (there's a message board for everything), where folks are slathering their bread with mayonnaise before griddling, insisting that mayonnaise produces a golden-brown crust that's superior to the one you get with butter.
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From celebrities to facialists, everyone I know (or read about in a magazine) is dead against the practice, opting instead for a slathering of antioxidant serum, an entire bottle of hydrating mist, or a Hannibal Lecter-esque sheet mask in place of their usual foundation.
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In the meantime, Dr. Lee teaches Louis a healing skin treatment known as wet wrapping that he can do on his own at home by slathering Vaseline on his feet and ribboning layers of gauze over the top to trap hydration into dry skin.
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As if that weren't enough insider intel, Rose went on to share that she's also fond of throwing on a robe from Target and slathering this $12 Raw African Shea Butter all over her body (a practice she did while pregnant to prevent stretch marks).
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Meanwhile, John Paul Jones and Haley went on their daytime date that involved riding horses on the beach before changing into their bathing suits and drinking champagne on the sand, with JPJ slathering Haley's behind in sunscreen and the two making out in the ocean.
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True, you may feel weird slathering on a salve that was once also used on the udders of some poor over-milked cow — but provided you can get that depressing thought out of your head, it's a hell of a lot better than bathing in bleach.
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He was appalled when we stopped in the city's main square to find the new mayor had approved cheap wooden kiosks blocking the double-height portico of Elemental's austere and handsome cultural center, whose weathered gray wood columns city workers were slathering in ugly caramel-colored paint.
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This midcentury hotel, rejuvenated by the Manhattan design firm AvroKO, has a chic, pastel-hued spa with claw foot tubs for salt baths and a mud bar where you can mix your own concoction before slathering it on and reposing on a gardenside chaise (treatments from $240).
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One could even argue that this, alone, is Bibi's entire discernible modus operandi: slathering the status quo in thick concrete, sitting atop it and waiting, resiliently — to hell with the rest of the Middle East, to hell with the Palestinians, to hell even with the Americans.
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He doesn't approach the plentiful sex scenes, in particular, with quite as much crisp ingenuity as [Fifty Shades of Grey director Sam] Taylor-Johnson did, but with cinematographer John Schwartzman slathering on the satin finish by the bucketful, they more than suffice as coffee-table titillation.
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When you saw the burger described as "Guy's Pat LaFrieda custom blend, all-natural Creekstone Farm Black Angus beef patty, LTOP (lettuce, tomato, onion + pickle), SMC (super-melty-cheese) and a slathering of Donkey Sauce on garlic-buttered brioche," did your mind touch the void for a minute?
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And so, with my friends Matthew and Paul, and the help of a local hairdresser called Elaine, I spent the hours after school trying on cravats and tweed jackets, and slathering my cowlick with a level of pomade that hasn't been seen since the death of Tyrone Power.
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Stack two pairs of the fillets to approximate a whole fish (two skin side down on the bottom, two skin side up on top) on the layer of jam, slathering ⅓ cup of the tomato jam between the fillets and another ⅓ cup of the jam on top of the stack. 3.
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Because he's been too busy performing at awards shows over the past few months, he apparently missed the whole turning cultural conversation around Rick and Morty, which has mostly served as affirmation for shitty nerds worst impulses toward pseudo-intellectualism (and like, slathering themselves in rare McDonald's sauces for fun).
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What we found were stories of unconditional love: From taking us in when our parents couldn't and being the firsts to accept our sexual orientations, to making us sopa de gallina even when their arthritis got in the way and slathering our chests with Vicks Vaporub when we were sick.
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While you were busy taking cold showers or slathering petroleum jelly over high-strength topical steroids to quell the symptoms of your red, itchy, and deeply painful skin condition, a recent Facebook post offered an unlikely addition to an eczema routine that worked wonders on her baby's skin: Lush's best-selling Dream Cream Body Lotion.
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Whether you're slathering your skin in a Neal's Yard argan oil, which has boosted independence for the Tighanimine Women's Cooperative in Morocco, or painting on your Axiology lipstick, knowing your purchase has supported that woman-owned collective in Bali, beauty becomes so much more enjoyable when its very foundations are rooted in female empowerment.
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PYEONGCHANG, South Korea — Pita Taufatofua, the taekwondo athlete from Tonga who achieved Olympic immortality as his country's flag bearer at the opening ceremony of the 2016 Rio Games by slathering his sculpted upper body with oil and not covering it with a shirt, delivered an encore performance at the opening ceremony of the Winter Games in South Korea on Friday, elevating himself beyond Olympic immortality and into the realm of unbridled internet glory because it was very cold in Pyeongchang and he apparently defied all odds to compete in cross-country skiing at the Olympics, since he is from a country where cross-country skiing has to be extremely difficult.
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