Beauty Products to Toss, Try & Buy

TOSS Faux "mountain fresh" laundry detergents that overpower your perfume.

TRY Scent-free formulas and a spritz of sheer gardenia Kai Room and Linen spray ($52) on sheets for a beachy escape (in your dreams).

BUY The Laundress's super-concentrated fabric wash ($45), which now comes infused with the subtly addictive Le Labo Rose 31 scent.

TRY Fighting frizz on humid days with Aveda Smooth Infusion Glossing Straightener ($21), a liquid gel that ensures a sleek blowout, no brush required.

BUY Shu Uemura Cleansing Oil Fresh ($65)—it removes stubborn waterproof sunscreen better than soap alone, while manga artist Moyoco Anno's whimsical, limited-edition bottle brightens up your bathroom.

EXTREME BEAUTY GADGET: FACE TRAINING
Workout addicts have a new target: the face. The FaceTrainer mask ($199; hsn.com) is a stretchy hood that covers your head and neck to provide allover resistance during a 10-minute series of toning moves. Clinical results show significantly lifted brows, firmer skin, and a more defined jawline after 60 days. But if you're claustrophobic, firming tools like Olay Regenerist Anti-Aging Eye Roller ($22.99) and Sculptinex Instant ReSculpting Face Treatment ($44.50) also do the trick—and won't scare your pets.