Flying Fox shower gel (top center) is back at UK Lush, as is Rose Jam, plus a bunch of others, some of which I have not tried — including Grass, Sultana, American Cream, Calacas, Avocado Wash (bottom right) and Whoosh (bottom left). Hope these all get to the US, and then hope I can get myself to the mall before they disappear again. And Lush, please bring back Wash Behind Your Ears!
Back in May, I said I'd take one of each from Lisbon-based Benamôr, but of course I had no easy way to get them. Now, Beautyhabit's got at least part of the line and I just have to decide where to start. Maybe the Alantoine soap: "Alantoine is a surprising family of beauty recipes powered by allantoin extract, the classic and powerful emollient that turns your skin smoother, rebalanced and protected. Leaves skin soft, with an addictive lemon scent." $9.
To go with your peach-scented eyeshadow? L'Oreal Pro Matte Les Chocolats Scented Liquid Lipstick, in six colors (Dose of Cocoa, Bittersweet, Box o Chocolate, Candyman, Sweet Tooth and 70% Yum), about $8-10 each. Hat tip to jonr951!
118 ml of Cutter's Lemon Eucalyptus Insect Repellent is $5.15 at Home Depot. Journal of Insect Science says it works, or at least, helps more than some other alternatives (read more at Mosquito Wars: What Works To Keep These Bugs Away? at Forbes, or see the original study here.)
I might need this before the weekend is through: "Aesop's hydrating body gel is perfect for reviving dry, sun-exposed skin. This uplifting citrus-infused formula is enriched with a soothing blend of Aloe Vera and Panthenol, plus Petitgrain, Grapefruit and Lemon to leave you feeling cool and refreshed. We think it's ideal for warm weather vacations." Petitgrain Reviving Body Gel is $41 for 150 ml at Net-A-Porter.