Disney releases character face masks for COVID-19 relief

Merchandise turned into one of the best ways for fans to support their favorite artists unable to perform amid the coronavirus pandemic. But some stars got extra crafty and sold branded products necessary for combatting the outbreak, including hand sanitizers and face masks.

Carole Baskin knows a gap in the market when she sees one – leopard print face masks.The Tiger King star, who shot to notoriety following her feature in one of the most-talked about Netflix series of 2020, has been crafting her very own masks to protect against the spread of coronavirus. If you're a fan of Carole, who was accused by star of the show Joe Exotic of murdering her husband, then you're going to want to snap one up as it's emblazoned with her famous catchphrase.

Zoey Deutch was one of the first celebrities to have the coronavirus.

Temperature scanners at entrances, bikes for loan and compulsory face masks are among the measures to be introduced at a university when it reopens.

We’ve been getting plenty of sneak peeks into celebs’ beauty routines recently, but isn’t it frustrating when their most beloved products are impossible to get your hands on or are out of the price range of us mere mortals? But we were thrilled when Priscilla Anyabu from Love Island took to Instagram recently to chat to her 123k followers about skincare. She asked what her fans’ go-to skincare brands were and shared her thoughts on the answers – and it turns out she loves a bargain.

Kim Kardashian‘s shape wear line SKIMS is doing its part amid the COVID-19 pandemic, releasing a line of seamless face masks. The masks come in five different tonal nudes, to suit most skin types, and retail for $8 a pop.

LOS ANGELES, Calif. – Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti announced Wednesday evening that all residents, except for small children and those with certain disabilities, would be required to wear face masks outside. The mayor’s order comes as the ‘Safer-At-Home’ order restrictions are slowly being relaxed.

Old Navy is another fashion retailer to make protective face masks amid coronavirus concerns. You can purchase a variety 5-pack of non-medical-grade, reusable cloth masks to wear when you are out in public, a recommendation from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in order to slow down the spread of COVID-19. 

By Jill Goldsmith

Just because you have to wear a face mask in public amid the coronavirus pandemic doesn't mean it can't be a stylish face mask featuring one or more of your favorite Disney characters. While some fans have already made their own masks out of old T-shirts, Disney is now selling face masks featuring Marvel, Star Wars, Pixar, and classic Disney characters, and Disney says the masks meet all U.S. Food and Drug Administration guidelines for non-medical face masks.