The goal is a surface that feels like glass even before any product is applied.
Melt the lanolin and castor oil in a jar placed in warm water. Stir slowly with a ceramic spoon (metal reacts with the honey). Add the honey powder. Pour into a tin. Let it set for 24 hours. Art of Gloss Nonna
: Shifting away from a sense of urgency toward a state of steadiness and calm. The goal is a surface that feels like
The Art of Gloss Nonna is an evocative intersection of craft, feminist thought, and material spectacle. Through its glossy transformations of domestic artifacts, it reframes how we value care, memory, and labor, using shine as both seduction and critique. In doing so, Gloss Nonna expands the boundaries of contemporary practice, inviting viewers to reconsider the cultural gloss that covers everyday lives. Add the honey powder
While you can DIY this with Vaseline (and Nonna would approve), several small brands have capitalized on the trend.
Gloss Nonna is characterized by its:
: Nonna-style artisans often prefer pastes with high Carnauba wax content for a "wet look" finish. Art Of Gloss Nonna | Full Version