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With Labor Day Weekend marking the unofficial end of the summer, it’s easy to spiral into a seasonal slump. Luckily, though, fall’s freshest wave of cosmetics is here to the rescue: Decorated with feel-good tropical accents, each transportive token is poised to keep summer’s high long after the sea, sun, and salt are all but a distant memory.
Just look to Herbivore Botanicals’s pink-crystal body polish: Before even catching a whiff of the virgin coconut oil scrub, its palm frond–printed packaging promises that warm-weather sweetness lies ahead. Le Paradis takes a similar inside-out approach with its new trio of destination-inspired balms, which arrive in postcard-like boxes: crystal-clear Jamaican waters; an umbrella-lined Mykonos shoreline; Tahiti’s beachside bungalows.
But that’s not to say that the fun is over once the products are unwrapped. Raaw by Trice’s Blackened Santal eau de parfum—an intoxicating blend of sandalwood and dark vanilla—comes stamped with a palm tree, as does Guerlain’s Terracotta Huile Sous Le Vent, a luxe tiaré-infused dry oil that will leave limbs silky smooth even in the depths of winter. Meanwhile, Aerin’s cheery body cream covered in lush hibiscus blooms is sure to turn any vanity into an exotic-scented oasis faster than a flight to the designer’s beloved Palm Springs getaway. Below, 11 products that guarantee an endless summer—at least until the very last drop.
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