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Cooler weather tends to leave hair and skin feeling dry, so here are three hair and body care products from Amazon that are worth a closer look. Each one is described below based on its product listing, with a quick note on who it suits and what to check before you buy.
SUZANNE Somers Nourishing Shampoo (Wild Orange Vanilla, 16 oz)
This is a sulfate-free shampoo with a wild orange and vanilla scent. According to the listing, it is formulated to be color-safe and moisture-protecting, and it uses botanical ingredients. The large 16 oz bottle should last a while for regular use.
Good for: dry or color-treated hair, people who prefer sulfate-free cleansers, and anyone who likes a citrus-vanilla scent.
Watch out for: it sits at a higher price point than drugstore shampoos, and scented formulas are not for everyone, so check the ingredient list if you have sensitivities. Price shown at the time of writing ($34.99) and may change.
RaGaNaturals Unscented Shea Butter Lotion (8 oz)
A fragrance-free hand and body lotion made with shea butter, avocado oil and vitamin E, according to the listing. It is aimed at very dry skin and is a good option if you want a hydrating lotion without added scent.
Good for: dry skin, fragrance-free routines, and cooler months when hands and legs feel tight.
Watch out for: thick shea-based lotions can feel rich on oily skin, and as with any new product it is smart to patch test first. Price shown at the time of writing ($21.99) and may change.
Era Organics USDA Organic Nipple Cream (2 oz)
A lanolin-free balm made with USDA organic, food-grade ingredients and designed for breastfeeding mothers. It is sold as a simple nipple butter, so it can be a gift idea for new moms who prefer lanolin-free options.
Good for: new and breastfeeding mothers, baby shower gifts, and anyone who prefers organic ingredients.
Watch out for: always check the ingredients for allergies and talk to your doctor or lactation consultant about any skin concerns. Price shown at the time of writing ($14.99) and may change.
Final Thoughts
If you only pick one, start with the product that matches your biggest problem right now: dry hair, dry skin, or new-mom care. All three are available on Amazon, and prices can change, so check the current price before you buy.
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