Beauty product you can't live without

[petra14]

What is your this, and any other season, must have.

Gotta be a lip balm product as my lips get so dry.
Liz earle/eve lom cleansers-fab

Jo Malone vitamin E lip balm

lancome mascara and decleor lip balm

I can live without my make up but I could never give up my dermaroller!

Soap! - as i have just returned from a long run and I stink!!!

And lipbalm.

And handcream.

that is all.

Super goop SPF

I cannot name just one but will try to edit-

Baby wipes;

A decent eyeliner, one end blendable, the other for a sharp line;

Angel perfume- Purchased my first bottle the day it was released and have never been without it since;

Carmex Lip balm in the tube and the metal pot-an absolute essential that i keep no less than 5 tubes/pots of in various locations!

Urea containing body cream of no less than 10% concentration. It cures Keratosis Pilaris.

I think the persistent use of lip balm makes you need lip balm. (Is that controversial?)
Also aren't those armpit wads uncomfortable? How do they attach? Isn't a really good antiperspirant enough? Like a Mitchum or similar?
I have no must have beauty things, can you tell?:)

Fluffiphlox

Agree with you to an extent. I find there are times when I need to apply constantly such as on hot days, windy days, when I have a cold and once I have licked my lips....
I apply and apply then go weeks without using it. I regard it as an essential because when you need it, you really need it and I hate being without it.

atreegrows it's ages since I saw that film. (I never use lip balm, lipstick about three days a week, my DH uses chap stick all the time.)

The book is lovely, *Fluffiphlox' by Betty Smith.

fluffiphlox
Nonchalante pads are comfortable, you hardly notice them. One side is self adhesive and it goes on to the shirt, the part that touches your underarm is made of soft material. I don't like to use very strong antiprespirants as the main ingredient is aluminium and the natural deodorants really don't stop me from sweating, it only cover up the smell. I do have sensitive skin so I would get irritation by using Mitchum & Co and those pads came as blessing.

Well ravencathy I've learned something today. It's useful for me to know because I sometimes get asked about hiding nerves by people having interviews, doing presentations etc and these pit wads might be handy for some of them (remember Tony Blair and that blue shirt). I will not call them pit wads, though. Thanks:)

I agree benefit high beam is fab!

Coconut oil
Green people facial oil

New Look nail polish
Narciso Rodrigues for her eau de toilette

Dermalogica Ultra Calming cleanser and any of their moisturizers are good. I also like their precleanse.

Dior Forever foundation
Benefit It stick
No7 moisture drench lipstick

Almond oil to clean my face with (massage in, hot cloth off). So cheap it's practically free and it leaves face soooooooo soft. Sometimes I'll very gently rub some sugar over the top to give it an extra exfoliate.

Wonderful stuff.

liz earle cleanse and polish and toner
batiste dry hair shampoo
bodyshop lip liner in birch
clarins moisturiser
l'oreal bronzer
lancome hypnose mascara

Soap,toothpaste and stick unperfumed anti perspirant,such as Simple.

I'm sooo happy that I saw this thread. I moved from Germany to UK few months ago and had a difficulty finding my "must have" product. When my resources ran out I popped out to my local shop asking for underarm pads nobody didn't know what I was talking about (I couldn't beleive either they didn't know that such a thing exists) Then I went to Superdrug,Boots,thinking bigger shops will definetly have them as they are widely available in german shops but had no luck. Now I know I can get them on-line FANTASTIC!:)

What do y'all do with the coconut oil? I'm curious.

Mine are:

La Roche Posay Anthelios sunscreen spray SPF 45.

Boots #7 balancing gel moisturizer.

Clinique Airbrush concealer.
Aveeno exfoliating cream cleanser (magical).

Messy - I use coconut oil on my hair as a conditioner on the dry split ends and all over once a week as a deep conditioner. Some use it for other things see here

Thanks! I've got some in my pantry right now (it's great for cooking and very good for you) but didn't know there were beauty applications too.

Eyelash curlers and vaseline
Clarins Beauty flash balm

Aveeno hand cream
aqueous cream
lipstick (currently YSL)