This long-time favorite facial mist is soothing, hydrating, and fragrance-free, making it perfect for sensitive skin. (It even has the National Eczema Association’s seal of approval.)

Our beauty columnist Rio Viera-Newton says Tata Harper’s Resurfacing Mask is “gentle but extremely helpful in combating any type of dark spots or general dullness of your skin.” She recommends using it to brighten and soften skin before makeup or as a treatment after particularly sweaty days.

It’s hard to find a good tinted mineral sunscreen, but freelancer Mbiye Kasonga says this RMS SPF does the job. After application, it takes on “a brown color with a slight shimmer that leaves my face dewy and radiant,” she says.

For a fast-absorbing, non-greasy body oil, look no further than Osea’s formula. Goertzen says it leaves her skin bright and bouncy all day and overtime has helped with her keratosis pilaris on her arms.

This all-purpose formula works on body, hair, cuticles and shaving, which is why it’s our favorite multi-purpose body oil. It’s light, very absorbent, and reportedly has an earthy scent, thanks to its notes of lavender, geranium, sage, and palo santo.

Ursa Major’s natural deodorant is non-grainy, absorbs moisture and smells pleasantly clean. “No matter what the weather is like or how crazy my day gets, Hoppin’ Fresh deodorant gets the job done without screaming dirty hippie,” Jacqueline Jones, natural beauty editor at Beauty Proof, told us.

This lightweight, creamy concealer offers medium coverage and “absorbs seamlessly into the skin,” according to our beauty columnist Rio Viera-Newton. It’s part of her summer makeup routine, but can also work for anyone who prefers a more natural look.

This hydrating concealer from Kosas is perfect for dry skin, as it’s infused with hyaluronic acid and pink algae extract. After going through a hit myself, it became a staple in my own routine. The foolproof formula looks just as good whether I apply it with a beauty blender or with my pressed fingers.

Another one of my Kosas favorites is their Setting and Smoothing Powder. It smooths out my texture and I feel like I’m barely wearing any product. And it applies surprisingly well on my dry patches, despite it being a powder formula.

When I had scalp issues last year (flaking and itching), Necessaire shampoo was a product that didn’t cause irritation. I attribute this to its high-quality formula, which includes hyaluronic acid, niacinamide, panthenol, aloe vera leaf juice and celery seed extract.

I paired the above with the brand’s conditioner, which left my hair feeling hydrated, full and silky.

Sienna Naturals makes a shampoo so hydrating that our beauty writer Tembe Denton-Hurst uses it to detangle her curls without conditioner. Plus, they gave it curl definition that “clumps and curls so well that I had to post a photo on Instagram Stories as proof of its effectiveness.”

If you have too many empty candles lying around, consider Siblings candle kits. When writer-strategist Dominique Pariso tested it herself, she said it was “probably the least labor-intensive DIY project I’ve ever done.”