Fall's Best Products Help You Hold Onto Your Summer Glow

Excema? Stained teeth? Give them the boot with these supercharged, targeted products

From the LifeMinute Team

October 27, 2015

A few smart purchases can help you hold onto your summer glow for a lot longer.

Soothe Your Skin

With dipping temperatures come a myriad skincare issues. And sadly the dry, red and bump-prone areas aren't limited to your face. Attention must be paid to the skin on your body as well.

"Try Skinfix. It's a dermatologist-recommended skincare company known for using the best natural ingredients to help heal chronic dry, sensitive, eczema-prone skin," says Pandora Amoratis, Style Director at OK! Magazine.

Included in the line is the Ultra Rich Body Butter with shea butter, coconut and sunflower oil. It's fragrance free and is the ultimate super-quencher for dry, flaky skin for all over the body. Also check out the ultra rich Hand Repair Cream, clinically proven to increase skin's hydration by 74%. There's also an Eczema Balm, which is steroid-free and uses clinically proven natural ingredients to heal eczema flare-ups. Bonus: It was awarded the National Eczema Association Seal of Approval.

These products are available for less than $20 at Target.

Whiten Up

Fall's drinks of choice, including Pumpkin Spiced Lattes and red wine, can lead to telltale stains. "My new Fall favorite for a whiter, brighter smile is the Crest 3D White Brilliance 2-Step Toothpaste. The whitening technology is so advanced they can't combine it into a single tube. It fits seamlessly into my beauty routine, adding no extra time," says Amoratis, who recommends using Step 1 for a minute, which will give you a deep clean. Follow with one minute of Step 2 Whitening Finisher.

"And I'm not the only fan. Gina Rodriguez from Jane The Virgin is a huge fan too. She says that using the product is a perfect way for her to enhance her natural smile and get her that polished look that she loves," says the expert.

You can find the system for under $15 at drugstores. For more information go to okmagazine.com

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