Fifteen Skincare Products Both Bride and Groom Will Covet
The importance of skin care is universal. Shouldn’t your cosmetics be, too?
Styling by Michele Snow / Photo by Toan Trinh
Share these unisex goodies with your bride- or groom-to-be now, and you’ll be toasting how good you look in your wedding photos for years to come.
Top shelf, from left
“Call Me by Your Name” cold-process soap, $12, Wild Lather.
West Third Brand “Smoky Fig” eau de toilette, $38 for 2 oz., Sault New England.
Ursa Major “Golden Hour” recovery cream, $48, Sault New England.
Middle shelf, from left
Josh Rosebrook “Nutrient” day cream with SPF, $85, Follain.
Farmacy “Green Screen” sunscreen, $36, Sephora.
Nuori “Perfecting” facial oil, $69, Credo.
Evolve Organic Beauty “Radiant Glow” mask, $28, Credo (top).
“Calendula & Aloe Soothing Hydration” mask, $45, Kiehl’s (bottom).
Naturopathica “Manuka Honey” cleansing balm, $62, Follain.
Bottom shelf, from left
Ursa Major “Fortifying” face balm, $36, Sault New England.
“Calendula Deep Cleansing” foaming face wash, $30, Kiehl’s.
Osea “Hyaluronic Sea” serum, $88, Follain.
Non Gender Specific “Everything” serum, $65, Credo.
Osmia “Spotless” blemish oil, $22, Follain.
Ole Henriksen “Banana Bright” eye cream, $38, Sephora.
Additional Props
“Post-Poo Drops” bathroom deodorizer, “Istros Aromatique” room spray, and mouthwash, $90 for set, Aesop.
Organic cotton towel, $15, nail clipper, $9, tweezers, $6.50, and porcelain trays, starting at $4.50 each, all Muji.
“Osaka” cold-process soap, $12, Wild Lather.
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