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Dependable sunscreen, crisp floral scents and hair potions that really do the trick make sense for spring.
March 2010
Early Intervention
Consider it preventative medicine for your tresses. Frizz-Ease Smooth
Start Hydrating Shampoo and Conditioner from John Frieda aim to stop
frizz before it starts by keeping hair well moisturized and thus less
likely to succumb to humidity. $6.49 each; at drugstores.
March 2010
Day Break
RéVive is known for including ultra-high-tech ingredients in its
products. However, according to the company’s founder, former plastic
surgeon Gregory Bays Brown, the most important antiaging potion a woman
can own is a great sunscreen. It took five years to formulate the line’s
most powerful protector yet, Filtre de Soleil Visage SPF 45. The light
yet potent lotion is meant for everyday use. $95; at Neiman Marcus.
March 2010
Root of the Matter
To create her latest namesake fragrance, Donna Karan Iris, the designer
employed iris absolute and orris butter, both of which are derived from
the flower’s root. Magnolia, rose de mai (a lighter version of rose) and
vetiver are also included, adding up to a scent that’s sensuous yet
fresh. $95; at Bergdorf Goodman, New York.
March 2010
Good Sport
For spring Burberry is introducing a fragrant addition to its Sport
clothing collection. Burberry Sport for Women mixes magnolia,
honeysuckle and mandarin with a hearty dash of—surprise!—salt.
Think
sea spray, not Diamond Crystal.
$78; at Nordstrom.
March 2010
Easy on the Eyes
With a finely whipped, airy-as-a-cloud formula, Estée Lauder Bronze
Goddess Liquid Eyeshadow feels light on lids but is heavy on color,
providing a pop of high-intensity drama. Pictured here, Ultra Violet.
$17.50; esteelauder.com
March 2010
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