You're probably already a little bit dependent on dry shampoo to keep your locks clean. But even if your hair looks and smells like it's just been washed, it might not feel as soft and silky as if you'd conditioned it in the shower. Enter Drybar Detox Dry Conditioner, $23. The dry spray softens and detangles hair without a single drop of water, thanks to a combo of hydrating argan oil and mango butter, among other good-for-hair ingredients. Oh, and it smells absolutely heavenly.
Have you ever noticed that smells last in your hair longer than elsewhere? This is a perk if a spritz of your favorite perfume lands in your mane...and kind of a bummer if you've spent the evening in a smoky bar. But no matter where your hair has been, it can smell like a sun-drenched day on the beach, thanks to Fekkai L'Air de St. Barths Hair Fragrance Mist, $20. This perfume for hair imparts your locks with a light citrus fragrance as it adds shine and fights frizz. When others catch a whiff of your sunnily scented strands, they won't have a clue you haven't washed it -- and they may even guess that you've just returned from a tropical getaway.
Sometimes washing your face at the end of the day feels like a task on par with scaling Everest. Thankfully, facial cleansing wipes, like Boots Botanics All Bright Face Wipes, $6.99, exist to help our heads hit the pillow in record time. They wipe away dirt and makeup (even hard-to-remove mascara) while gently exfoliating and without irritating skin.
Another option if you're not willing or able to wash your face at night: micellar water. This multitasking product has only gained popularity since the French import first made it to the U.S., and there's little question as to why. It cleanses, removes makeup and tones skin. While there are plenty of micellar waters available stateside today, we like Dr. Jart+ Dermaclear Micro Water, $32, for its ability to gently remove every trace of makeup while brightening skin.
