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[title]Her favorite NYC beauty resources
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“I don’t do that much shopping outside of Birchbox, but I do a lot of perusing,” admits Beauchamp, who often browses at this Australian skin-care chain. “I think its very on-brand and cool, and I love the line.”
Dennis Gross M.D. Dermatology 900 Fifth Ave at 71st St (212-725-4555, dgskincare.com)
“I really want to go to Dr. Gross and get a proper diagnosis,” says Beauchamp. “He’s a dermatologist who has an amazing and serious skin-care line, so I’d like to see him.”
Fancie Nail & Beauty Spa Inc. 196 Seventh Ave between 21st and 22nd Sts (212-206-7988, fanciespa.com)
“I swear the damn manicure lasts a week without chipping,” marvels Beauchamp of her favorite no-frills nail salon. “I asked them what they do [differently] and they said, ‘We just don’t use old nail polish.’ But there must be some other voodoo magic in there.”
Jeff Chastain Parlour 29 W 17th St between Fifth and Sixth Aves, fifth floor (347-204-7100, jeffchastainparlour.com)
Beauchamp gets her hair cut by Chastain, who runs this intimate salon in an office building and has tended to the heads of IMG and Ford models. “It’s the only thing I keep up with regularly,” she says. “He will never do something that won’t look good on you. He’s very artistic.”
Isabelle Bellis 60 E 66th St between Second and Third Aves, penthouse (212-966-3262, isabellebellis.com)
Beauchamp is constantly trying out different facials, but cites the one she had from this epidermologist as memorable. “She’s this amazing French woman who is all about stimulating circulation,” she enthuses. “She doesn’t use specific products—it’s more about massage.”
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