‘We got to the US just in the nick of time’: Beauty guru Zöe Foster Blake visits New York to meet with magazine editors amid coronavirus pandemic to promote new skincare line
Last week Zöe Foster Blake flew to the U.S. to promote her skincare line, Go-To.
On Wednesday, the 39-year-old revealed on Instagram she was lucky enough to meet with magazine editors in New York, before parts of the city prepared to go into lockdown.
‘Well heck, I think we got to the US just in the nick of time,’ she wrote.
Lucky girl! Beauty guru Zöe Foster Blake (pictured) reveals she got to New York to meet with influential magazine editors about her skincare line Go-To just one day before they were sent home due to risk of coronavirus
‘Yesterday we were meeting editors at Condé Nast who were saying they would probably be asked to work from home soon,’ she continued.
‘Today: all working from home, no meetings. We just scraped through. If we’d arrived today the whole press trip would have been a fail.’
Zöe had been lucky enough to meet with editors at the publishing company which produces some of America’s most influential beauty magazines – including Vogue, Allure and Glamour.
‘If we’d arrived today the whole press trip would have been a fail’: Zoe revealed if she’d gotten to New York a day later she would not have been able to meet with editors at Conde Nast, the magazine company which publishes Vogue, Allure and Glamour
The mum-of-two also revealed she’s been taking precautions to protect herself from coronavirus, sharing a picture to her Insta stories of her enjoying a coffee and cake with a side of hand sanitiser and disinfectant wipes.
The former beauty editor of Cosmopolitan branched out to launch her own skincare company in 2014.
Meanwhile, in Australia, the beauty gurus husband, comedian Hamish Blake, said he’s found the solution to the nation’s toilet paper shortage.
Precautions: Zöe revealed she’s taking precautions, using hand sanitiser and disinfectant wipes, to help keep safe during the coronavirus pandemic
Hamish, 38, joked in an Instagram post that he’s been forced to wear jumbo nappies after anxious shoppers emptied the nations shelves of everyday items.
‘Really great, uncomfortable, super expensive, bad value hack for if you can’t get toilet paper at the moment,’ Hamish wrote in the post’s caption.
‘Stay strong. Stay creative,’ the father-of-two added, alongside a photo of himself holding up a jumbo packet of nappies in his local supermarket.
Nifty: ‘Stay strong. Stay creative,’ Hamish added, alongside a photo of himself holding up a jumbo packet of nappies in his local supermarket