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beauty 2013 beauty & body awards


BEST VALUE


EveryDay Coconut Super Hydrating Body Lotion


New from the makers of Alaffi a, this committed fair-trade line


offers more for less. The base is nutrient-dense coconut water, and its key moisturizer is


coconut’s fatty-acid-rich oil. We also love: Natralia Dry


Skin Lotion’s truly unscented formula with Xeradin— a highly concentrated


moisturizer made from clary sage—that costs only $9.99.


BEST HAIR CARE Andalou Naturals


BEST MAKEUP PRODUCT Jane Iredale


Zap & Hide Blemish Concealer This innovative two-sided stick hides imperfections with plant-based pigments and


offers a longer-term solution by “zapping” blemishes with antiseptic and anti-infl amma- tory botanicals, including algae extract and myrrh oil.


We also love: Larénim Mineral Diamond Girl Glossy Lip Colour’s blend of fruit, fl ower, and seed extracts in va-va-voom hues.


Age Defying Thinning Hair Treatment This therapeutic system (shampoo, conditioner, and scalp intensive) proves how far natural products have come in offering real solutions to common beauty woes. Its star ingredients, argan stem cells, revitalize dormant scalp cells and aging hair follicles to boost thinning locks. We also love: Giovanni 2chic Avocado & Olive Oil Ultra-Moist Deep Moisture Hair Mask: two food favorites in a sophisticated hair care line.


BEST MEN’S PRODUCT


Bulldog Natural Skincare Original Shave Gel This U.K. company gets men to care about personal care with fun, masculine graphics and an unintimidating approach to ingredients. This shaving staple contains eight essential oils, aloe vera, jojoba, and konjac mannan. We also love: Organic Homme 3 Cool Down Moisturizer for its plant-based, function-fi rst organic ingredient combo.


BEST BODY MOISTURIZER


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Organic Body Lotion This new USDA Organic brand appeals to health-conscious foodies with a complete line that meets organic food standards. Shea butter, aloe, acaí, and almond feed your skin in a berries-and-cream-like lotion. We also love: SeabuckWonders Himalayan Sea Buckthorn Body Lotion’s bright- yellow hue, which comes from a high concentration of skin-healthy sea buckthorn oil.


BEST ORAL CARE VitaCare


Chia Mint Sensitive Whitening toothpaste Last year’s Best Oral Care winner recently added a whitening line with potassium nitrate to protect sensitive teeth and gums. Like its original items, this new product also contains plant extracts, xylitol, and cool mint. We also love: Tom’s of Maine Botanically Bright Whitening Toothpaste for its short and sweet ingredient list that includes bee propolis and peppermint oil.


BEST NEW PRODUCT Reserveage Organics


BEST KIDS BODY CARE Mill Creek Botanicals Baby Calendula Cream


Our favorite of these new affordable baby products


is the simple, multipurpose calendula cream created for babies’ sensitive skin. We also love: Episencial


Soothing Cream, which pairs restorative calendula and neem with eczema-easing probiotics.


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Ultra Collagen Booster This supercharged version of our 2012 Best Beauty Supplement combines skin-fi rming BioCell collagen; Reserveage’s antioxidant-rich resveratrol blend; and fruit and veggie beauty complex Dermaval. We also love: Vermont Soap Green Gold Organic Herbal Moisturizer, a truly natural remedy built on nutrient-dense hempseed oil.


BEST SPLURGE Suki Face


Intensive Nourishing Cream The spa-worthy price tag is backed by clinical research touting yeast collagen and vitamin C for reducing signs of aging. We also love: BeeAlive Enriching Royal Jelly Crème for blending three hive ingredi- ents—royal jelly, propolis, and honey—in one luscious formulation.


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