TAKAMICHI ICHI.1 IN COOL HUNTING
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Candle Care
While sales of luxury items like clothing and jewelry dwindled during the pandemic, high-end candles, on the other hand, boomed. They were among the few things that burned bright, literally and figuratively, during such dark times.
Will Blow Drying Hair Damage It
Despite widely-held beliefs, the rules for drying your hair aren’t so cut-and-dry. Because while air-drying does have some benefits, blow-drying with heat can be helpful for your hair, too. It’s simply a matter of knowing what to do and when.
Order Matters When It Comes To Skin Care Products
When it comes to skincare, there’s plenty to consider. First, you have to determine your skin type, along with any allergies or sensitivities. Then, you must do your homework and find the right products that address your specific skincare concerns.
The Best Hand Soaps According to Vogue
“I love the design of this Shabondama soap, made by one of the oldest soap manufacturers in Tokyo,” Ella Riley-Adams, Vogue.com’s senior beauty and living editor.
TAKAMICHI BEAUTY ROOM – A CONTEMPORARY CABINET OF CURIOSITIES
“anything which is the cause or subject of a passion. Figuratively and most typically: the loved object.”
The T List: Holiday Gift Guide, Part I
"I have an affinity for almost all things tiny and colorful, including Daiyo’s tree seed wax candles. "
AS SEEN IN: WALL STREET JOURNAL
Our obsession of the day in the Wall Street Journal. Now that is a very chic and green gift. A Chic Toothbrush Chapeau
Cool French surfer sunscreen with integrity
SeventyOne was created to meet the practical needs and values of surfers, without harming the ocean that we all cherish.
Bar Soap Revisited
An environmentally-responsible soap that feels indulgent and looks good enough to eat.
Hero Product
Hero product: “I can't go out without product. I use a touch of R+Co’s Mannequin Styling Paste ($28) to keep the shape I want all day long – like a sculpture.”
AS SEEN IN: WALL STREET JOURNAL
Takamichi Saeki is recognized as one of New York’s top stylists, known for razor sharp cuts and effortless downtown appeal.