SUMMER Skin-Care Staples
All the things that make Summer so fun - sun, sea, chlorinated pools, margaritas - present unique skin-care challenges. So we picked these all-natural and highly portable problem-solvers for you to toss in your tote bag.
Goody Modern Organica in faux snake-skin hairband ($6.99 at
www.target.com) cinches your hair back chicly.
Hurraw! Sun Protection Balm SPF 15 ($4.99 at
www.hurrawbalm.com). Made with vegan, raw ingredients and non-nano zinc, comes in a tube shaped to fit into your Lululemon pants pocket.
Intelligent Nutrients USDA Certified Organic Bug Repellent Perfume Serum ($26,
www.intelligentnutrients.com) is a brilliant combo of unisex woodsy fragrance and DEET-free bug-repellant
La Fresh Waterproof Makeup Remover Wipes (24 for $9.99 at
www.lafreshgroup.com) Prevent the Tammy Fay Baker look (and breakouts) by removing your makeup before you workout.
John Masters Organics Bearberry Oily Skin Balancing and Toning Mist ($20,
www.johnmasters.com) is a must-have post-workout mist that cools, clarifies and brightens normal to oily skin.
Arcona Tabula Rasa Pads ($24,
www.arcona.com) contain witch hazel and blemish-fighters. Swipe over any place your pores clog, then follow with sunscreen or moisturizer.
Herban Essentials Yoga Towelette (20 wipes for $15
www.herbanessectials.com) makes for a handy face, feet, and yoga mat wipe, since it uses calming, anti-bacterial lavender.
Soapwalla Kitchen Deoderant Cream ($10,
www.spiritbeautylounge.com) scored top marks in our natural deodorant face-off, beating out Tom’s. We can’t wait till it comes in a stick.
14 | AKA Mom | Summer 2011 Article by: Melisse Gelula
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