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+ + THURSDAY JULY 16 2015 1C FACEBOOK.COM/NEWSANDOBSERVER TWITTER.COM/NEWSOBSERVER NEWSOBSERVER.COM Life DENIS LEARY FINDS HIS INNER ROCK STAR FOR ‘SEX&DRUGS& ROCK&ROLL.’ 7C INSIDE Glenwood South bou- tique Cat Banjo will close its doors on July 31. But the closing of the Raleigh shop isn’t the end. Fans of the boutique well know owner Debbi Co- chran’s dedication to help- ing animals. She plans to devote more time to that mission through her Mona Pants Foundation, which raises money for rescue groups and animal shel- ters through its online boutique (monapants shop.bigcartel.com). Cochran also will hold monthly pop-up shops at Revolver Consignment Boutique on First Fridays, September through De- cember, with less frequent events after that. In the meantime, Cat Banjo fans can score big deals on remaining mer- chandise, fixtures and more through the end of the month. The location is 122 Glenwood Ave. AT CITY MARKET Shoppers can visit near- ly two-dozen Triangle boutiques at the Boutique Blowout Friday at Market Hall in downtown Ra- leigh’s City Market. Bou- tiques such as Galatea, Peachy Keen, Oak City Collective and Cute But- tons will sell excess in- ventory at discounted prices. Hours are 5 to 9 p.m., with early access for VIP ticket holders at 4 p.m. Tickets are $5 and $10 for VIP, which also includes a goodie bag. For more information, visit shoplocalraleigh.org. ANNIVERSARY BASH Raleigh stylist Mary Michele Nidiffer cele- brates seven years in the business with a soiree this weekend at her Style Find- er Boutique. On Saturday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., customers can enjoy cup- cakes and other refresh- ments, door prizes, goodie bags and more. Style Find- er is at 6801 Falls of Neuse Road, Raleigh. YOUNG RALEIGH Raleigh, you’ve got that youthful glow. According to a survey from Real Self, a site that reviews and lists cosmetic surgeons, Raleigh ranks sixth among “Top 10 Cities Where People Don’t Look Their Age.” The survey ranked cities with populations over 300,000 based on life- style factors that affect skin aging, such as sun exposure, stress, pollution, sleep, fitness and smoking and alcohol consumption. Minneapolis, Minn., ranked first. Send Style Watch tips to [email protected]. STYLE WATCH BY JENNIFER BRINGLE Correspondent TEGAN JOHNSTON [email protected] Cat Banjo owner Debbi Cochran, here with her English bulldog and pitbull mix rescue, Ruby, plans to focus on a foundation she started to help local dog rescue groups. Glenwood South shop Cat Banjo to close July 31 G rowing up, many of us were told that having oily skin is a bad thing. So the idea of apply- ing an oil to your skin may seem counterintuitive – daunting, even – now that beauty oils have become so popular. How big is this face oil trend? According to mar- ket research company The NPD Group, sales of skin care oils have more than tripled in the last five years, bringing in $58.5 million. Many skin care brands are now developing versions of beauty oils that promise to do wonders for your skin. But with so many op- tions out there, it’s easy for consumers to feel over- whelmed – and to wonder if beauty oils are really worth the hype (even Du- chess of Cambridge Kate Middleton is reportedly a big fan of rosehip oil). Dr. Gary Goldfaden, a Hollywood, Fla.-based dermatologist, believes the oils have merit. “A face oil can be used as a moisturizer, especially if the oil contains omega and essential fatty acids,” Goldfaden says. “Light- weight face oils can be good as serums, if they contain brightening in- gredients and vitamin A or C.” ARE OILS FOR YOU? Goldfaden says that, for the most part, everyone is a good candidate for a face oil. “The question really then becomes, ‘what type of oil?’ ” he says. “For example, if someone has oily skin and is prone to breakouts, they should choose a ‘dry’ oil, or an oil that behaves like a ‘dry’ oil. Cold pressed, plant or nut-based oils are best.” Christopher Truffa, a Clarins brand ambassador and skin care specialist, says 100 percent pure plant extracts or natural oils are more of a corrector than a substitute for a moisturizer. “Oils can correct dry or dehydrated skin, and even correct oily skin,” he says. “Oil cancels oil – think of how an oil cleanser can remove an oily sunscreen.” But just like any other beauty product, consumers should read labels and be aware of what they’re putting on their skin. Certain ingredients could cause irritation or clog pores. “If the face oil is formu- lated with mineral oil or silicones, then it can make SHUTTERSTOCK As with any beauty product, consumers should read face oil labels and be aware of what they’re putting on their skin. . .................................................................................................................. Putting oil on your FACE? Yep. . .................................................................................................................. Sales have more than tripled in the past 5 years . .................................................................................................................. Oils can be used as moisturizers and cleansers . .................................................................................................................. BY KIMBERLY ARNOLD Correspondent SEPHORA.COM Caudalie’s Premier Cru L’Elixir ($99) is perfect for those concerned with fighting signs of aging, dark spots and with promoting firmness. Chantecaille’s Rose de Mai Face Oil ($185) combines a blend of roses for their unique formulation to help nourish, regenerate, and restructure skin. CLARINUSA.COM If one suffers from moderate to severe dry skin, Clarins’ Santal Face Treatment Oil ($53), which is 100% pure plant extract-based, can offer soothing and comforting relief, due to a unique blend of Lavender, Sandalwood, and Cardamom. JOSIEMARANCOSMETICS.COM Josie Maran’s 100% Pure Argan Oil ($48) is an amazing introductory oil, packed with Vitamin E and essential fatty acids to heal and condition skin. CHRIS COPPOLA Studio D Nuance Salma Hayek Nourish & Renew Glow Facial Oil ($21.99) is a great hydrating oil for those wanting to try the trend without too steep of an investment. . ............................................... Choosing the right oil With so many different options on the market, the key is finding the oil that is right for your skin’s needs. A INTRODUCTORY OIL: Josie Maran’s 100% Pure Argan Oil ($48) is a great introductory oil, packed with vitamin E and essential fatty acids to heal and condition skin. It is organic and chemical-free, so you can use it on your hair, nails and feet. A START WITH A SERUM: Those cautious of diving completely into the beauty oil trend may want to use an oil as a serum. A serum is used after cleansing and before moisturizing and it will penetrate deeper into the skin than a moisturizer. Caudalie’s Premier Cru L’Elixir ($99) is perfect for those concerned with fighting dark spots and signs of aging, and with promoting firmness. It also has properties similar to a dry oil, so it will be most suitable for oily skin types looking for a lightweight finish. A FOR DRY SKIN: If you suffer from moderate to severe dry skin, Clarins’ Santal Face Treatment Oil ($53), which is 100 percent pure plant extract-based, can offer soothing and comforting relief. It has a unique blend of lavender, sandalwood and cardamom. Hazelnut oil is also key in this product, as it helps to soften, smooth and reduce redness. A NOURISH AND BRIGHTEN: Chantecaille’s Rose de Mai Face Oil ($185) uses a blend of roses for a unique formulation to help nourish, regenerate and restructure skin. It’s also rich in vitamin C, so it’s great if you’re looking to brighten your skin. A BUDGET FRIENDLY OPTIONS: Oils can be expensive, but there are cost-friendly options. Nuance Salma Hayek Nourish & Renew Glow Facial Oil ($21.99) is a great hydrating oil if you want to try the trend without too steep of an investment. . ............................................... Are oils for your face really right for you? SEE FACE OILS, 2C

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+THURSDAY JULY 16 2015 1CFACEBOOK.COM/NEWSANDOBSERVERTWITTER.COM/NEWSOBSERVERNEWSOBSERVER.COM

Life DENIS LEARY FINDSHIS INNER ROCK STARFOR ‘SEX&DRUGS&ROCK&ROLL.’ 7C

INSIDE

Glenwood South bou-tique Cat Banjo will closeits doors on July 31.But the closing of the

Raleigh shop isn’t the end.Fans of the boutique wellknow owner Debbi Co-chran’s dedication to help-ing animals. She plans to

devote more time to thatmission through her MonaPants Foundation, whichraises money for rescuegroups and animal shel-ters through its onlineboutique (monapantsshop.bigcartel.com).Cochran also will holdmonthly pop-up shops atRevolver ConsignmentBoutique on First Fridays,September through De-cember, with less frequentevents after that.In the meantime, Cat

Banjo fans can score bigdeals on remaining mer-chandise, fixtures andmore through the end of

the month. The location is122 Glenwood Ave.

AT CITY MARKETShoppers can visit near-

ly two-dozen Triangleboutiques at the BoutiqueBlowout Friday at MarketHall in downtown Ra-leigh’s City Market. Bou-tiques such as Galatea,Peachy Keen, Oak CityCollective and Cute But-tons will sell excess in-ventory at discountedprices. Hours are 5 to 9p.m., with early access forVIP ticket holders at 4p.m. Tickets are $5 and$10 for VIP, which also

includes a goodie bag. Formore information, visitshoplocalraleigh.org.

ANNIVERSARY BASHRaleigh stylist Mary

Michele Nidiffer cele-brates seven years in thebusiness with a soiree thisweekend at her Style Find-er Boutique. On Saturdayfrom 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.,

customers can enjoy cup-cakes and other refresh-ments, door prizes, goodiebags and more. Style Find-er is at 6801 Falls ofNeuse Road, Raleigh.

YOUNG RALEIGHRaleigh, you’ve got that

youthful glow. Accordingto a survey from Real Self,a site that reviews andlists cosmetic surgeons,Raleigh ranks sixth among“Top 10 Cities WherePeople Don’t Look TheirAge.”The survey ranked cities

with populations over300,000 based on life-style factors that affectskin aging, such as sunexposure, stress, pollution,sleep, fitness and smokingand alcohol consumption.Minneapolis, Minn.,ranked first.

Send Style Watch tips [email protected].

STYLE WATCH

BY JENNIFER BRINGLECorrespondent TEGAN JOHNSTON [email protected]

Cat Banjo owner Debbi Cochran, here with her Englishbulldog and pitbull mix rescue, Ruby, plans to focus on afoundation she started to help local dog rescue groups.

Glenwood South shopCat Banjo to close July 31

G rowing up, manyof us were toldthat having oilyskin is a bad

thing. So the idea of apply-ing an oil to your skin mayseem counterintuitive –daunting, even – now thatbeauty oils have become sopopular.How big is this face oil

trend? According to mar-ket research company TheNPD Group, sales of skincare oils have more thantripled in the last fiveyears, bringing in $58.5million. Many skin carebrands are now developingversions of beauty oils thatpromise to do wonders foryour skin.But with so many op-

tions out there, it’s easy forconsumers to feel over-whelmed – and to wonderif beauty oils are reallyworth the hype (even Du-chess of Cambridge KateMiddleton is reportedly abig fan of rosehip oil).Dr. Gary Goldfaden, a

Hollywood, Fla.-baseddermatologist, believes theoils have merit.“A face oil can be used

as a moisturizer, especiallyif the oil contains omegaand essential fatty acids,”Goldfaden says. “Light-weight face oils can begood as serums, if theycontain brightening in-gredients and vitamin A orC.”

ARE OILS FOR YOU?Goldfaden says that, for

the most part, everyone isa good candidate for a faceoil. “The question reallythen becomes, ‘what typeof oil?’ ” he says. “Forexample, if someone hasoily skin and is prone to

breakouts, they shouldchoose a ‘dry’ oil, or an oilthat behaves like a ‘dry’oil. Cold pressed, plant or

nut-based oils are best.”Christopher Truffa, a

Clarins brand ambassadorand skin care specialist,

says 100 percent pureplant extracts or naturaloils are more of a correctorthan a substitute for amoisturizer. “Oils cancorrect dry or dehydratedskin, and even correct oilyskin,” he says. “Oil cancelsoil – think of how an oilcleanser can remove anoily sunscreen.”But just like any other

beauty product, consumersshould read labels and beaware of what they’reputting on their skin.Certain ingredients couldcause irritation or clogpores.“If the face oil is formu-

lated with mineral oil orsilicones, then it can make

SHUTTERSTOCK

As with any beauty product, consumers should read face oil labels and be aware of what they’re putting on their skin.

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Putting oil on your FACE? Yep.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Sales have more than tripled in the past 5 years. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Oils can be used as moisturizers and cleansers. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

BY KIMBERLY ARNOLDCorrespondent

SEPHORA.COM

Caudalie’s PremierCru L’Elixir ($99) isperfect for thoseconcerned withfighting signs ofaging, dark spotsand with promotingfirmness.

Chantecaille’s Rose deMai Face Oil ($185)combines a blend ofroses for their uniqueformulation to helpnourish, regenerate,and restructure skin.

CLARINUSA.COM

If one suffers from moderateto severe dry skin, Clarins’Santal Face Treatment Oil($53), which is 100% pureplant extract-based, can offersoothing and comfortingrelief, due to a unique blendof Lavender, Sandalwood,and Cardamom.

JOSIEMARANCOSMETICS.COM

Josie Maran’s 100%Pure Argan Oil ($48)is an amazingintroductory oil,packed with VitaminE and essential fattyacids to heal andcondition skin.

CHRIS COPPOLA Studio D

Nuance Salma HayekNourish & Renew GlowFacial Oil ($21.99) is agreat hydrating oil forthose wanting to trythe trend without toosteep of an investment.

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Choosingthe right oilWith so many differentoptions on the market,the key is finding the oilthat is right for yourskin’s needs.

A INTRODUCTORY OIL:Josie Maran’s 100% PureArgan Oil ($48) is agreat introductory oil,packed with vitamin Eand essential fatty acidsto heal and conditionskin. It is organic andchemical-free, so youcan use it on your hair,nails and feet.

A START WITH ASERUM: Those cautiousof diving completelyinto the beauty oiltrend may want to usean oil as a serum. Aserum is used aftercleansing and beforemoisturizing and it willpenetrate deeper intothe skin than amoisturizer. Caudalie’sPremier Cru L’Elixir($99) is perfect forthose concerned withfighting dark spots andsigns of aging, and withpromoting firmness. Italso has propertiessimilar to a dry oil, so itwill be most suitable foroily skin types lookingfor a lightweight finish.

AFOR DRY SKIN: If yousuffer from moderateto severe dry skin,Clarins’ Santal FaceTreatment Oil ($53),which is 100 percentpure plantextract-based, can offersoothing andcomforting relief. It hasa unique blend oflavender, sandalwoodand cardamom.Hazelnut oil is also keyin this product, as ithelps to soften, smoothand reduce redness.

ANOURISH ANDBRIGHTEN:Chantecaille’s Rose deMai Face Oil ($185) usesa blend of roses for aunique formulation tohelp nourish,regenerate andrestructure skin. It’s alsorich in vitamin C, so it’sgreat if you’re lookingto brighten your skin.

ABUDGET FRIENDLYOPTIONS: Oils can beexpensive, but there arecost-friendly options.Nuance Salma HayekNourish & Renew GlowFacial Oil ($21.99) is agreat hydrating oil ifyou want to try thetrend without too steepof an investment.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Are oils for your facereally right for you?

SEE FACE OILS, 2C