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42 JULY 2018 VOGUE.COMSport UtilityBEAUTY``````DESIGN``````FOR ALL THE FITNESS DEVOTEES perpetually clad inOutdoor Voices’ muted pastels—what to wear above theneck? Lately the beauty lineup is every bit as sportif, frommattifying moisturizers (CliniqueFIT) to “workout-readyeyeliner” (as e.l.f. calls its meltproof formula). Inspiredby everyday athletes, hairstylist Rossano Ferretti justlaunched the mineral-rich VivaceEvery Day, a hair-and-body sham-poo that’s a gym-bag no-brainer.Recess, a new wellness line, offersanother refreshing alternative: bio-degradable single-serving wipeswith antibacterial eucalyptus. Thefirst-ever beauty launch from theglass water bottle–maker BKR—ahydrating rose-scented lip balmthat snaps onto the cap—is a treadmill twofer, but leaveit to FaceGym, the London import now installed at Saksin Manhattan (with a downtown flagship arriving in Oc-tober), to combine exercise and skin care. Billed as morethan “a facial dressed up as a fitness class,” accordingto founder Inge Theron, the results-oriented protocolcombines massage and toning microcurrents. Meanwhile,FaceGym’s debut Training Serums, formulated withantioxidants and the amino acid L-carnitine, are de-signed to act like “muscle food” for healthier skin. Fitter,happier? Maybe. A recent 20-week pilot study found thatparticipants who smiled and contorted through a seriesof daily facial exercises appeared years younger—routinemaintenance, indeed.—LAUREN VALENTI``````Athleisure’s beauty boomkicks into higher gear.TheBelleJarFIT AND FAIRCLOCKWISE FROM TOP:MODEL CAROLINETRENTINI IN KICKBOXINGMODE, PHOTOGRAPHEDBY INEZ AND VINOODH,VOGUE, 2015. FACEGYMSIGNATURE TRAININGSERUM. ROSSANOFERRETTI VIVACE EVERYDAY HAIR AND BODYSHAMPOO.VLIFEuneven, concave cuts ofglass cause the singleflower beneath—placedin a delicate bud vase—toseem like a lush bouquet.“I love this piece becauseit’s so playful,” says Saltik.“There’s always more todiscover.”—NOOR BRARA``````ON A SUNNY AFTERNOONnot so long ago, the artistBilge Nur Saltik foundherself mesmerized by thedappled effect of sunlightstreaming through a waterglass. “I wanted to createa series of ‘optical objects’that played with light inthe same way,” she notes.Designed to mimic theprisms of a kaleidoscope,these “OP-vases,” asshe calls them, are morelens than vessel. The DESIGN: BILGE NUR SALTIK. BEAUTY PRODUCTS: COURTESY OF BRANDS.