24 Natural Beauty Products Vogue Staffers Can’t Live Without Inline
Photographed by Mario Testino, Vogue, July 20121/22
Photo: Courtesy of Herbivore Botanicals2/22“Call it allegiance to my birthstone, but the Citrine Body Oil by Herbivore Botanicals, subtly scented with neroli, is exactly what I want to slather on after a morning shower. Now that the season for bare limbs is finally around the corner, it’s just the thing you want to catch a whiff of as you hustle out the door.”
—Laura Regensdorf, Vogue Beauty EditorHerbivore Botanicals Citrine Body Oil, $44, Buy it now
Photo: Courtesy of Agent Nateur3/22“Hands down, Agent Nateur No. 3 Déodorant. It’s the best natural deodorant on the market. You know it’s good stuff when the ingredients are safe enough to eat (coconut oil, beeswax, sunflower and avocado butters, raw honey, et cetera). It smells amazing, feels clean, and comes in the chicest little bottle.”
—Zoe Taubman, Vogue.com Associate Social Media ManagerAgent Nateur No3 Deodorant, $19, Buy it now
Photo: Courtesy of S.W. Basics; Courtesy of Susanne Kaufmann4/22“This winter, I discovered S.W. Basics body cream. It’s a really pure formula made from only three ingredients: fair-trade, wild-harvested shea butter; organic coconut oil; and organic olive oil. It sounds so simple, but it is better at moisturizing my legs than the most expensive, sophisticated lotions I’ve tried—you scoop it out and it melts with the heat of your body, leaving the healthiest-looking sheen on your skin. I also live for Susanne Kauffman’s incredible holistic products, including her truly magical body oil.” —Catherine Piercy, Vogue.com Beauty Director
SW Basics Cream, $32, Buy it now; Susanne Kaufmann body oil, for information: susannekaufmann.com
Photo: Courtesy of Tata Harper5/22“I have become obsessed with Tata Harper’s Elixir Vitae. The potion is designed to fill and plump and relax—and I’ve come to love its piney aroma. For those of us who aren’t yet ready for needles, it’s worth its weight in, er, organic saffron.”
—Lauren Mechling, Vogue Senior EditorTata Harper Elixir Vitae Serum, $380, Buy it now
Photo: Courtesy of Earth Tu Face6/22“Earth Tu Face’s natural rosemary and salt body lotion is my favorite go-to beauty product. The smell of the rosemary is calming, and the fact that there are no chemicals is important to me. Health is wealth!”
—Brooke Ely Danielson, Vogue.com Accessories EditorEarth Tu Face Organic Lotion (Rosemary + Salt), $38, Buy it now
Photo: Courtesy of Vintner’s Daughter7/22“Fran Lebowitz says that great people talk about ideas, average people talk about things, and small people talk about wine. I happen to agree, so it was no surprise that my greatest discovery from a recent trip to Napa Valley was a go-to grooming product rather than a favorite vintage. April Gargiulo introduced me to Vintner’s Daughter Active Botanical Serum at a table overlooking her family’s vineyard and I bought a bottle on the spot. I went home with some Cabernet Sauvignon, too, but it hasn’t lasted quite as long as the Vintner’s Daughter, which has become part of my daily regimen.”
—Mark Guiducci, Vogue Arts EditorVintner’s Daughter Active Botanical Serum, $185, Buy it now
Photo: Courtesy of Liha8/22“I’ve become a bit of a coconut oil freak lately—I cook with it, I moisturize my skin with it, I put truckloads of the stuff in my hair when it’s dry, too. Liha’s Idan Oil is made from a base of coconut but comes with the soft scent of tuberose—the product is made in small batches and infused with petals by hand over the course of several weeks. It’s definitely far more luxurious than the industrial vat of coconut oil on my kitchen shelf right now, plus it literally smells like spring.”
—Chioma Nnadi, Vogue.com Fashion News DirectorLiha Idan Oil, $23, Buy it now
Photo: Courtesy of windsoredwards.com9/22“Lily Aldridge introduced me to Windsor Edwards last spring with a warning that I would get addicted. She was right: I currently have their lip balm by my computer, one in my bag, and another one waiting for me at home on my nightstand. It’s a softer balm, so I use it on my lips, cuticles, and dry spots on my face. I even bring a tube of it with me on long runs and swipe a dab on each cheek to protect my skin from harsh winds.”
—Sophia Li, Vogue.com Photo ProducerWindsor Edwards Lip Balm, $16, Buy it now
Photo: Courtesy of rodales.com10/22“I’ve been into organic mouthwashes and toothpastes lately, since the idea of swishing around with neurotoxins (like fluoride, everyone) has become increasingly unattractive, as studies surface. Plus, their packaging is so much prettier than the drugstore brands—this one from Wild Seed Apothecary is cute enough to leave on your vanity for guests.”
—Arden Fanning, Vogue Beauty AssistantWild Seed Apothecary Organic Invigorating Mint Mouth Rinse, $20, Buy it now
Photo: Courtesy of Joëlle Ciocco11/22“I recently started using Joëlle Ciocco’s natural products and have become a loyal convert. I really love the Cérat Aux Fleurs Composées. It’s a very light oil that I pat onto my face after cleansing for a great all-day moisturizer.”
—Brooke Bobb, Vogue.com Living WriterJoëlle Ciocco Cerat Aux Fleurs Composées, $210, Buy it now
Photo: (From left) Courtesy of butterelixir.com; Courtesy of firecider.com12/22“I have sneakily become super crunchy in my beauty behaviors, and there are two products I need to survive this season. Butter Elixir’s body oil is made with almond, argan, lavender, and chamomile; rubbed in after a shower, it’s total heaven. And Fire Cider is my new favorite cure-all! You can use it as a hair rinse or a daily tonic.”
—Alessandra Codinha, Vogue.com Fashion News EditorButter Elixir Body and Hair Oil, $78, Buy it now; Fire Cider, $15, Buy it now
Photo: Courtesy of RMS13/22“I just purchased RMS’s Buriti Bronzer this weekend and can’t get enough of it. Its oil-based creamy formula gives off a light, completely natural-looking glow and doubles as a great eyeshadow. I’ll definitely be adding more RMS products to my beauty arsenal soon.”
—Zoe Ruffner, Vogue.com Photo ResearcherRMS Beauty Buriti Bronzer, $28, Buy it now
Photo: Courtesy of Le Paume; Courtesy of Ava Bugs14/22“Ava Anderson makes my favorite bug spray of all time! It really works and it’s all natural. One of my best friends’ mom introduced it to me when I was visiting their St. Thomas home (Virgin Islands humidity = a lot of mosquitos), and I use it everywhere I go in the summer months. I also love Le Paume’s bikini wash, which has all-natural ingredients, so you can wash your body and your swimsuit in the shower after every aquatic adventure.”
—Anny Choi, Vogue.com Assistant Market EditorLe Paume Bikini Care, $24, Buy it now; Ava Anderson Non-Toxic Natural Anti Bug Spray, $20, Buy it now
Photo: Courtesy of Farmacy15/22“I am loving Farmacy’s skin mist right now. It’s the perfect midday refresher and is packed with essentials oils like rosemary and peppermint.”
—Jenna Rennert, Vogue.com Beauty AssistantFarmacy Skin Dew Hydrating Essence Mist and Setting Spray, $44, Buy it now
Photo: (From left) Courtesy of odacite.com; Courtesy of aureliaskincare.com16/22“I stockpile Odacité’s Ac+R serum and Aurelia’s Miracle Cleanser. Both are so soothing, gentle, and effective. They make me feel like I’m really nourishing my skin, and give me such a consistent glow, that they’ve had a place in my daily routine for years.”
—Mackenzie Wagoner, Vogue.com Beauty EditorOdacité Ac+R Youthful Glow Acai Rose Serum Concentrate, $55, Buy it now; Aurelia Probiotic Skincare Miracle Cleanser, $48, Buy it now
Photo: Courtesy of iliabeauty.com17/22“Ilia lipstick in Wild Child is the best warm red I’ve found, organic or otherwise.”
—Eviana Hartman, Vogue.com Contributing EditorIlia Wild Child Lipstick, $26, Buy it now
Photo: Courtesy of18/22“There’s a small but growing organic beauty movement in Korea that has been fascinating to follow. I particularly like the hydrating facial mists from Whamisa, which are naturally fermented—this one comes with a handful of damask rose petals swirling inside the bottle.”
—Monica Kim, Vogue.com Beauty WriterWhamisa Organic Flowers Damask Rose Petal Mist, $38, Buy it now
Photo: Courtesy of Kiss My Face19/22“The packaging isn’t sophisticated, but the spray function is practical and the scent—well, to me, it is exactly the smell of long-ago summers spent outdoors getting natural highlights and a face full of freckles.”
—Laird Borrelli-Persson, Vogue.com Archive EditorKiss My Face Sun Spray Lotion SPF 50, $17, Buy it now
Photo: Courtesy of Nutiva20/22“Coconut oil: It’s cheap and you can use it for everything, from face moisturizer to teeth whitening.”
—Liana Satenstein, Vogue.com Fashion News WriterNutiva Coconut Oil, $11, Buy it now
Photo: Courtesy of Boots21/22“I’ve been stockpiling Boots Botanics’s Rosewater Toning Spritz for a few years now. It’s more refreshing and moisturizing than other face mists I’ve tried, and it’s under $10! I have a bottle at my desk, in my bathroom, plus a few extras on deck . . . The only problem is it doesn’t come in a travel size, so I can’t take it on planes. Boots, please make this happen!”
—Emily Farra, Vogue.com Fashion News AssociateBoots Botanics Organic Rosewater Toning Spritz, $8, Buy it now
Photo: Courtesy of Josie Maran22/22“I use this lightweight oil for everything from scraggly cuticles to heat-damaged split ends in need of a little TLC. Major plus that I bought it over a year ago and it’s still lasting!”
—Victoria Ontman, Vogue.com Editorial ProducerJosie Maran 100% Pure Argan Oil, $48, Buy it now
