A giant, toxic green cardboard cutout of Prell shampoo lays askew next to a white mannequin dressed in a stark black and white outfit, holding what seems like a chartreuse-colored bar of soap. To my left I spot two women with the same toxic green color smeared across their faces. One has marked up her cheeks and nose with dotted lines and circles, reminiscent of a plastic surgery patient. Her friend’s fingers are covered in a miscellaneous mix of fake nails, with a Chinese finger trap hanging off her thumbnail.
