Noah’s Naturals Anti-Aging Beauty Elixir
This 30-calorie drink is packed with a cocktail of anti-aging ingredients like goji berry, açai, lutein, lycopene, and blackberry. But really, what takes the cake is the fact that it tastes good. And in many ways, that is all that matters. $29.99 for a 30-day supply, www.noahsnaturals.com
Clarins Gentle Beauty Soap
I’ve been a long-time follower of Clarins, and I’m pleased at the company’s move to greener offerings. This Ecocert-certified face and body soap is made with organic shea butter and hazelnut oil, and has a faint, yet pleasant, citrus scent. $15, www.clarinsusa.com
Surya Brasil Organic Moisturizing Hand Sanitizer
I prefer washing with soap and water, but there certainly are occasions when having a bottle of hand sanitizer comes in handy. Unlike many of its type, this one did not leave my hands Sahara-dry. Certified organic by Ecocert. $4.99, www.suryabrasilproducts.com
Aveda Green Science Replenishing Toner
Salicylic acid is an ingredient I look for in my face care products because I have very oily skin. (It helps regulate sebum production.) After washing, a couple of light swipes of the toner across my T-zone and I’m away. $39, www.aveda.com
J.F. Lazartigue Pur Vegetal Leave-in Conditioner
For times I couldn’t be bothered to have any styling product on my hair, this 100 percent botanical conditioner does the trick. The hold is minimal, but it does have a nice scent that complements whatever fragrance I’m wearing. $48, www.jflazartigue.com
WoodSprite Grapefruit-Mint Sea Salt Glow
There’s a spa I go to in New York where I always get the sea salt scrub, and quite frankly, I always come out a new man. Whenever I do not have the time for the treatment, however, I use WoodSprite’s fantastic scrub in the shower. (Nothing beats just lying down while someone does the elbow grease, but still….) $16, www.woodspriteorganicbody.com
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Myron Mariano is Organic Spa Magazine’s editorial assistant.
