Sure, the term hair "pudding" may be marketing speak, but I eat it up (pun intended). And there's more to it than that: These tubs of fluffy, whipped hair cream are packed with nourishing oils, and provide just the right amount of definition and hold for curls. Women with natural, textured hair can't get enough of them. The latest must-have pudding is Mizani True Textures Curl Define Pudding, $18, which smells faintly tropical in the best way. It contains essential fatty acids that prevent breakage and even help curls return to their natural pattern. Just don't eat it for dessert.

Eyebrows -- and brow products -- continue to be a major beauty trend. There are at least five new pencils launching this month that I love -- and could be writing about right now. However, Nudestix Eyebrow Stylus Pencil and Gel, $24, earns a place in this roundup because it's more than a pencil -- it's also the best brow gel I've ever tried. On one side, there's a triangular pencil -- use the point to make thin, hair-like lines or use the wider side to shade large areas. On the other end is the world's best brow gel. It's clear, it holds all day and it doesn't flake. It's the unicorn of brow gels. The only downside: I'm definitely going to run out of gel before I finish the pencil. Fortunately, the gel alone is worth the purchase price.

If, like me, you're generally too lazy to apply body lotion, shower oil is the answer. It gently cleanses and leaves behind just enough moisture that you can go lotion-free. Jason Foaming Shower Oil in Olive, $10.99, is my current favorite. It lathers slightly, the moisture lasts all day and it doesn't get all over the floor of my shower. And even though I'm not a fan of olives, I love this scent -- it's fresh, green and subtle.

If you've ever tried Baby Foot, then you know the skin-peeling magic that follows a single treatment. A few days after you use it, your feet shed like a snake for a week. (No, I'm not exaggerating.)

But sometimes your feet need some TLC without a major rehab, and that's where Feet Treat Pedi by Look Beauty Intensive Moisturizing Foot Mask, $9.99, comes in. You wear the booties while you're watching Netflix, and a few hours later your callouses are gone, and your feet look refreshed -- no downtime.

Calling all NuFace devotees (and I know there are hundreds of you reading TotalBeauty): There's a new NuFace gel coming out this month, and it's a game-changer. Unlike the old versions, Nuface Anti-Aging Brighten Infusion Gel Primer, $39, doesn't need to be wiped off after you do your lifting treatment. And it's packed with brightening ingredients like niacinamide and licorice root. (There's also a firming version with alpha lipoic acid and DMAE.) The gel feels cool and lightweight when you apply it, and it contains flecks of 24-karat gold (!) for added bling. Even if you're not a micro-current user, you're going to want this primer.