Month: May 2020

When we first hunkered down on safer-at-home orders, it was pretty much impossible to find essentials at the store such as toilet paper and cleaning supplies. It’s gotten a little easier but hand sanitizer is one product that is still continually sold out. Well, did you know some of the best hand sanitizer is actually coming from beauty brands now? It’s true. Both luxury and indie brands have added hand sanitizer to their offerings and most (if not all) are donating to those in need, too.

We rounded up some of our favorite hand sanitizers made from beauty brands that are available to purchase—for now. Grab them before they sell out. Each includes at least 60 percent alcohol, which is the minimum amount the CDC recommends. (This isn’t the time for alcohol-free varieties!) Many also include hand-softening ingredients in addition to germ-fighters to give your hands a little care.

Of course, hand sanitizer doesn’t replace hand washing. When you get home or find a bathroom, wash up for at least 20 seconds. But in a pinch when you’re somewhere without access to soap and water, these are clutch for keeping your hands as germ-free as possible. But still, don’t touch your face.

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Neat Hand Sanitizing Gel

Nomad Haircare recently got into the hand sanitizing game. Neat contains 62 percent alcohol and moisturizing aloe vera gel.

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St. Rose Shield Rinse-Free Wash

Luxury fragrance brand St. Rose launched this refillable hand sanitizer with 80 percent organic sugar cane ethanol for germ-fighting and sustainable Australian sandalwood for scent.

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Megababe Squeaky Clean Hand Sanitizer

Founder Katie Sturino had already created this hand sanitizer before lockdown but now it’s flying off the shelves faster than ever. Squeaky Clean features 62 percent plant-based alcohol, as well as marula oil, sweet almond oil and aloe.

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Orly Hand Sanitizer Spray

This nail polish brand is now selling a 4-pack of hand sanitizers with essential ingredients including 75 percent isopropyl alcohol.

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Nala Free-From Hand Sanitizer

Natural deodorant brand Nala rolled out a hand sanitizer with 63 percent isopropyl alcohol, as well as eucalyptus, tea tree, and manuka oil. Get one free with a $75 purchase.

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Skylar Hand Sanitizer Gel

This yummy fragrance brand’s hand sanitizer gel is 62 percent alcohol plus notes of jasmine tea and lemon leaves.

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Lather Hand Sanitizer With Moisturizing Aloe

This clean beauty brand’s hand sanitizer features moisturizing aloe vera and antioxidant-rich green tea extract with the 65 percent alcohol.

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SpaRitual Hand Sanitizer Spray

Sustainable vegan beauty brand, SpaRitual is producing 75 percent alcohol-based hand sanitizers with a charitable spin.

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By Humankind Hand Sanitizer

Clean self-care brand By Humankind launched its hand sanitizer (in grapefruit and unscented) in eco-friendly aluminum bottles.

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Clark’s Botanicals Hand Sanitizer

This skincare brand switched its production to hand sanitizer with 71 percent ethyl alcohol.

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CHI Organic Gardens Moisturizing Hand Sanitizer

Haircare brand CHI launched aloe vera-infused hand sanitizer with 77 percent ethyl alcohol.

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Tonymoly Aloe Chok Chok 62% Alcohol Hand Sanitizing Gel

This K-beauty favorite‘s hand gel contains 62 percent alcohol as well as aloe water and witch hazel to leave skin moisturized.

Lindsay Hubbard’s Season 4 Reunion Dress

Summer House Season 4 Reunion Fashion

Between the bright neon green colour, chain link spaghetti straps and sexy body-hugging style, Lindsay Hubbard totally brought the summer vibes to the Summer House Season 4 (virtual) reunion show with her choice of dress. Which lucky enough at time of writing is still in stock in every size and sells for only $68 — therefore making it ready to be “activated” by your credit card asap. 

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Paige DeSorbo’s Season 4 Reunion Dress

Summer House Season 4 Reunion Fashion

Like everything she wears, Paige DeSorbo’s one shoulder lavender mini dress at the Season 4 Summer House reunion (yes they are getting a reunion show this year…well a virtual one at least!) is the epitome of fash-un on a budget. And tbh we’re just hoping that Luke’s camera monitor broke down before filming, because we really wouldn’t want anyone to further ruffle those amazing feathers ruffles.

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It’s not every day you see a fashion hair color on the Senate floor. That’s one reason why Senator Kyrsten Sinema’s pink wig made such a statement. The democratic senator serving Arizona hit the senate floor on Monday looking almost unrecognizable. She wore a face mask just like her colleagues, but she also wore a pink-ish/purple-ish bob wig. When she had to identify herself, she pointed to the glasses that everyone knows her for. But why the wig during such an important gathering? Well, not surprisingly, it has a bigger meaning.

According to reporter Brahm Resnik, Sinema wore the funky $12.99 wig to set an “example of social distancing from hair salons.” We don’t know if she wanted to cover her roots, hide a DIY haircut or just because it would catch everyone’s attention and get her message across. Either way, it’s clear what Sinema is saying without really saying it: stay home.

https://twitter.com/brahmresnik/status/1257462894037524482

As much as many of us are going a little stir crazy, being able to stay home is a privilege. If you want to support your hairstylist at this time, this about buying a gift card for a future visit. That way, when it’s safe to sit in the chair again, you’ll have supported them during a scary time and pre-paid for your much-needed service.

Although we don’t know exactly what Sinema was thinking in her wig, we’re pretty sure she’d agree with this sentiment. Just last week, she tweeted the importance of staying home right now, writing: “Social distancing is critical to saving lives and keeping Arizonans healthy. Please continue to stay home as much as possible, and maintain at least 6 feet from others in public.”

That being said, Arizona Republican Governor Doug Ducey announced plans to re-open hair salons (as well as dine-in restaurants and barbershops) as early as May 8, though many disagree saying it’s too soon for it to be safe.