The trend-setting American model contributed to a feature on the treatment of dry and chapped lips.
MN2S secured high-profile editorial coverage for New York Times T Magazine, arranging the inclusion of Slick Woods in a January 2026 feature focused on expert advice for treating dry lips. Written by Hannah Coates, the article formed part of T Magazine’s ongoing Beauty School series, which draws on insight from creative professionals whose work gives them an intimate understanding of beauty and self-care.
Alongside a leading aesthetician and a touring musician, Woods revealed her personal routine for maintaining her signature pout, particularly during winter. “In the wintertime, I make a simple natural scrub using raw honey and a pinch of natural sea salt,” she explained, detailing a hands-on routine that reflects her preference for practical and natural solutions. She also shared her reliance on Aquaphor over traditional lip balms, noting that many ChapSticks tend to dry her skin out, and highlighted her go-to Fenty Beauty products for achieving definition and fullness on set.
Read the article on The New York Times’ website.
Slick Woods is an American model known for her distinctive look and cultural impact across fashion, music and film. Rising to prominence through campaigns for major luxury and streetwear brands, she has become celebrated for challenging traditional beauty norms and bringing authenticity to the industry. Beyond modelling, Woods is recognised as a creative force and cultural figure, collaborating with leading designers, artists and brands while maintaining a strong, individual voice.