Jason Smoothing Coconut Oil, $9.12

Yep, you can cook with coconut oil and use it in place of toothpaste, but it also works as a reliable substitute for your lotion. "This melts into your skin for deep moisturization, and is anti-inflammatory and anti-bacterial," says dermatologist Dr. Jessie Cheung, MD. "This is a great natural moisturizer for anyone suffering from eczema, as it helps to repair the skin barrier," she adds.

Avene Thermal Spring Water, $14

For anything your day throws at you, this refreshing spritz does the trick. "I almost always have this on hand -- especially during humid summer days in Memphis," says dermatologist and cosmetic surgeon Dr. Puvisha Patel, MD. "This go-to product is ideal for red, sensitive or irritated skin and is perfect for post-workout, travel, outdoor activities or to freshen makeup," says Patel.

Votre Vu Attentive Serum Delicat Pour le Visage, $64

Your mom (and grandma) will be quick to remind you that it's not just your forehead, lip and eye area that need to be protected from the signs of aging. Your chest -- an area often magnified under the sun -- can also show visible signs that you're adding candles to your birthday cake. "Votre Vu is a great line of natural products for patients with sensitive skin who want a little touch of luxury," says Goldenberg. "[It] is a great anti-aging product for the neck for patients with sensitive skin."

Lano Hands Lemon Hand Cream, $14.95

This decadent and rich hand cream is a godsend for dry hands, especially if you travel a lot. "Free of fragrances and sulfates, this hand cream uses lanolin, a natural moisturizer derived from sheep's wool," says Zeichner.

Josie Maran Argan Oil, $48

This oil can work for both your skin and your hair, so you're getting a lot of bang out of one little bottle. "Argan oil is non-comedogenic, so it won't clog your pores while it moisturizes and soothes your skin with high levels of antioxidant vitamin E and phytosterols to protect collagen," says Cheung. I also like using argan oil to smooth my hair. Argan oil has a compelling back story too -- every part of the plant is used, and the extraction process employs local women in Morocco," she adds.