I hoard and use this styling spray like most people might their favorite face mist. I keep one at home, one in the office, and one in my travel bag, then I spritz it throughout the day when my curls need a little lift, sans crunch. It's made with 95 percent rose water, so it also doesn't leave that stiff, stuffy "hair product" scent—this is like a fresh-cut bouquet, and in many cases, I'll use it in place of a perfume.

Instant Volumizing Mist with Rose Water, Christophe Robin, $39 

My skin is naturally acne- and irritation-prone. (Two conditions that often go hand in hand!) I spent years trying to "attack" the breakouts with harsh exfoliating washes, which in hindsight was probably exacerbating the issue by stripping away my skin barrier and increasing oil production. In the past year I've switched to using exclusively gentle, calming cleansers to balance things out. My skin has gotten much clearer and smoother as a result. This cream option is made with cotton extract to help skin replenish its outermost layer.

Sensitive Facial Cleanser, Burt's Bees, $9.99

There's a reason this lip color collection has a devoted following: It's deliciously creamy, glides on in an instant, and looks just so chic in your handbag. I default to this nude-rose shade for day-to-day. I have whittled down countless of these little delights.

Color Intense Lipstick in Brunch, Beautycounter, $34

This is the face oil that made me believe in the category. Even after the Use-Oil-for-Literally-Everything Boon of a few years ago, I was still only using face oils sporadically, at best. But this silky gold liquid gave me pause: The blend of antibacterial helichrysum and pumpkin, hemp, and grapeseed oils soothes even the most stubbornly acneic skin.

Clear Pure Radiance Oil, True Botanicals, $110

When I first tried this, my only explanation for the dreamlike texture was that it must have been formulated with a magical cloud that also made your skin glow. (I'm sure I don't need to tell you this, but: It's not.) The way it bursts onto the skin and then almost immediately sinks in defied all expectations of what I thought a cream could and should be. Anyway, the real magical ingredients are Japanese wild rose, Japanese tiger lily, algae, green tea, and a host of other botanicals.

The Water Cream, Tatcha, $68