A lotion with a spa-like aesthetic |
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It’s true: You should moisturize every single day. So our advice? Invest in a great lotion to make the habit feel more like a self-care ritual than just another duty-bound step in your routine.
One excellent option: this high-end body lotion — with its spa-like aesthetic and fantastic formula. Our testers were amazed at how quickly it absorbed into their skin without excessive rubbing and loved its rich texture. And every single one of our panelists liked its chic, minimalist design: “Major vibe points.”
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All the body lotions we recommend |
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Ditch your cheap, watery formulas and heavily perfumed, overpriced creams. Our beauty experts put together an ultimate guide to the best body lotions with eight rigorously tested and satisfying options — whether you prefer a cooling gel or a thick and healing formula.
More lotions we love→
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Your daily deal: A supportive bralette we love |
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What this admittedly plain-looking bra lacks in beauty, it more than makes up for in comfort and support. It comes in larger options than any other wire-free bralette we’ve tested, and its band and straps are adjustable for a customized fit. Use promo code 45300 to get one for $29.
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One last thing: The best hair straightener is also the cheapest one |
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Straightening tools can turn curls, coarseness, and frizz into shiny smooth strands. But they can also cost several hundred dollars. We spent two months firing up flat irons ranging from $33 to $500, trying them on a wide range of hair textures and curl types to find the best ones. Our verdict? The $33 one is the best one.
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