Winter necessities

Those of you who live in tropical climates can ignore this post.
Don't you have a beach you should be laying on, anyway? Jerks.

Those of you, like me, whose skin is already crying out for a little extra loving may read on.
Here's my annual review of some good things to feed your skin as we approach these freezing temperatures.

Body:

Hempz moisturizing lotion: moisturizes without feeling greasy, and smells a-freaking-mazing.

Tela Sugar Scrub: 100% organic. Ingredients like: Pure sugar cane, almond oil, soy lecithin,  honey, acai and argan oils, milk vetch, oolong tea, kiwi and plum. (Sounds like it doubles as a delicious snack.) 

Eyes:

philosophy miracle worker anti-aging eye cream: I have used this as a night cream because it's a bit thicker and super moisturizing. Pretty much, it lives up to its name.

Hair:

Redken All Soft argan-6 oil: can be used on wet or dry hair for smoothing and conditioning. 

Nexxus Humectress conditioner: I used this when I had long hair and loved it. It worked so well that I only had to use it once or twice a week.

Nails:

Burt's Bees lemon butter cuticle cream: A perfect product for at-home manicures, a little bit goes a long way.

Lips: 
Jane Iredale 'Lip Drink' Lip Balm with SPF 15: I've never tried this before, but I'm very attracted to the fact that it contains no petrolium-derived products. Just vitamins E and C and green tea extract.

Face:
Kate Somerville Goat Milk Cream: contains vitamins and amino acids that heal and nurture skin. I've also tried Kate's Nourishing Moisturizer and loved it.

Speaking of Kate Somerville, I totally want to try this: (via twitter)