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Hey, You’ve Got Some Food on Your Face…

By RENATA CERTO-WARE | October 9, 2012

We doubt bobbing for apples has any beauty benefits, but it turns out nature's toothbrush is also pretty good at cleaning buildup from your tresses — hence why Saks Fifth Avenue stocks bushels of Frederic Fekkai Apple Cider Clarifying Shampoo ($25).

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I have never been a stranger to wine.
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