Body Heat

Sure, you have a detangling brush or three, but do you have one with a curvy beechwood handle and soft nylon bristles that glide through every hair type? Get on that!

A once-weekly scalp scrub is the least you can do to banish the oil and product buildup. This one has sugar crystals and probiotic sake water to help the scalp’s microbiome.

Your skin will feel as if it’s taken a trip to the Amalfi Coast with this lemony, bergamot, mandarin ray of sunshine delivered in a luxurious cream.

Tomato-leaf soaps are all the rage, and this one comes in the best-looking bottle. It blends avocado and olive oils with tarragon and black pepper essential oils, like a crisp salad.

A mermaid t-shirt is so much more practical than a fishtail. Wear it with a pareo, drawstring pants, or pencil skirt. The design is an appealing throwback to the Cousteau Society logo.

Dr. Dan Belkin, the popular dermatologist, recommends this home peel between office treatments to keep the skin “nice and glowy.” Its active ingredients are encapsulated to minimize irritation.

If you’ve stretched Dry July into Austere August, then this alcohol-free sparkling wine will light up your life. Unlike so many zero-alcohol wines, it doesn’t taste vinegary or sweet. Cheers to that!

At this time of year, your skin needs the least amount of coverage. Celebrate the moment with this serum, which has just enough pigment to even out discoloration without adding a layer of ick.

The word “rich” is often synonymous with “heavy” in haircare argot. But this leave-in conditioner is loaded with oils (coconut, sweet almond, tea-tree, and avocado) without causing build-up or breakage.

A dry shampoo that comes in a jar and is applied with a brush, this breaks a lot of conventions. But the oil-absorbing action has none of the usual chalkiness, and the bergamot, yuzu, and lemongrass scent is a mood lifter.

A body butter with the lightweight appeal of whipped cream, this has moisturizing coconut, sunflower, jojoba, and melon oils plus shea and mango butter, which makes it sound like a tropical dessert. In a way, it is.

A speedy way to remove makeup and sunscreen, this micellar water is a gentle giant. Just douse it over the face, let it brew for a minute, and sweep it off with a cotton pad.

The makeup artist to Jennifer Lawrence, Kirsten Dunst, and Kristen Stewart makes this creamy eye shadow that produces a sheer, glossy tint, as if you’re at a perpetual pool party.

They’re called “love” for a reason: everyone’s mad for these lip oils in stick form. And by everyone, I clearly mean Alix Earle and me. Don’t sleep on shade 205, Earle’s favorite.

Fara Homidi is the master of cool-girl makeup, and this bronzing powder is just one more example. It’s a powder that feels almost creamy and doesn’t make skin look dusty.

It’s a caftan summer, and Dianne Mazzone Singh is here for it. The Allure beauty editor created these swishy silk caftans, and a minute later, Martha Stewart swanned around in one on a glamour yacht.