Bostonista Loves: Vacation in a Bottle

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1201114404In John Waters’s 1998 film, Pecker, Edward Furlong wisely said, “Life is nothing if you’re not obsessed.” We couldn’t agree more.

One of our year-round obsessions is achieving a season-appropriate sun-kissed glow without looking orange or getting skin cancer. Currently, our faux toaster of choice is High Noon by Boston-based beauty company, Fresh.

Often, we’ll dab a pea size amount on our cheekbones in lieu of blush, and when we’re feeling really pasty we’ll blend in a light coat from chin to forehead.

Despite its orange tube, the scent-free formula shows up more reminiscent of Jennifer Aniston after a hiking session in Paradise Valley than Lindsay Lohan after a day locked in a tanning booth.

High Noon Freshface Glow, $36, Fresh, 121 Newbury St., Boston, 617-421-1212, fresh.com.

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