It's suitable for any time of year, but this hydrating daily face lotion soaks in with no tack or weight, making it especially ideal for the hot and humid months. Along with aloe, it has ceramides, hyaluronic acid, squalane—and vitamin C to brighten skin after sun exposure.

PlantGenius Melt Moisturizer, Alpyn Beauty ($60)

There are few things I can think of that are as satisfying as this hydrating mask after a day outdoors. It has not only cooling aloe but also prickly pear cactus and hyaluronic acid for extra hydration. Store it in your fridge for an extra chill kick.

Aloe Replenishing Gel Mask, Naturopathica ($29)

With hibiscus water, passion fruit, watermelon, and an aloe vera base, I'd think this was a summer cocktail, not a conditioner. We know that sun damage affects hair like it does the skin (learn about how it affects your color specifically, here). One of the best ways to aid your hair health is to feed it antioxidants to neutralize free radicals, which are the leading cause of aging hair. This comes full of them, with scalp-hydrating aloe. Another bonus: It's silicone-free.

Lightweight Hydration + Hibiscus Water Conditioner, Maui Moisture ($6.97)

This full-body option is also made with shea butter, calendula, and nutrient-rich beta-glucan, so it can help restore your skin's lipid barrier, which can become compromised through harsh winter weather or sun damage.

Unscented Aloe Hand & Body Lotion, Avalon Organics ($11.40)

If you want to make your own lotions, masks, or sprays at home but don't have the space or resources for a plant, this 99.7% pure carrier gel is a great alternative (the rest is natural preservatives, so it can have a shelf life of up to two years).

Aloe Vera Gel, Aromatics International ($17)