Whether it be the over the top outfit choices or its generally campy nature, Netflix’s Emily in Paris has quite literally taken the world by storm, and so have all of its leading ladies. While fans everywhere wait patiently for the third season to drop next week, one of the series’ stars, Ashley Park, has provided some exciting beauty content to keep us all entertained in the meantime. Through a series of Instagram stories posted yesterday as the actress prepared for the season three premiere, Park raved about the products that got her hair and skin looking their best in preparation for the long-awaited season release festivities.
Sporting a stunning, purple eye makeup look and some clips keeping her hair back while she finished getting ready, Park shared that her hair dresser, Sunnie Brook, was amazed at how shiny and luxurious her hair was. The star explained that, upon being asked by her stylist how she got her hair in such radiant condition, she happily responded “let me tell you why, it’s this stuff right here,” she raved in reference to Beauty Pie’s Super Healthy Hair Luscious Moisture Treatment Masque ($50). “This hair mask is next level” she exclaims, showing off her long, shiny hair. Brook’s Instagram also revealed that she used the brand’s Super Healthy Hair Volume Booster ($20) and Coconut Water Heat Shield Blow Dry Spray ($25).
Luckily for us, the celeb’s beauty recommendations didn’t stop there. She also jokingly explained that there was a “zit the size of a volcano” on her chin as she prepped for the premiere, and though her makeup artist did a stunning job covering it, Park explained that Beauty Pie’s Super Pore Detox Purifying Black Clay Mask ($55) is another one of her go-to products for keeping her skin clear and happy. “It really works,” she explains. “It just sucks the bad stuff out from under your skin.” The mask contains powerful ingredients like glycolic, lactic and salicylic acids as well as micro-buffing bamboo, kaolin clay and natural licorice and eucalyptus which all deep clean and detoxify the skin.
