By Rees Sinnott
As we approach the final days of January, here are a few products that the SMU Look staff members have loved this month:
Maddie Crisp: “My January favorite is the Maison Millais Eloise Au Plaza perfume. Not only is the price point super affordable, the scent is uniquely chic and girly. Compared to other popular fragrances on the market today, this one is just better all around IMO!”
Lilly James: “If I had to choose two favorites for this month, they would definitely have to be Benetint, a classic, and the alo Radiance Serum, which has amazing clean ingredients and gives your skin a beautiful glow.”
Shae Walker: “My January favorite is the Lancer Ultra Hydrating Serum. This serum has managed to keep my skin well-hydrated despite all the dry weather we’ve experienced recently.”
Monet Manesh: “I have loved the Summer Fridays Lip Butter Balm in the shade cherry. It’s so hydrating and is the perfect color.”
Dakota Rose: “I have loved the Peter Thomas Roth Therapeutic Sulfur Acne Masque this month. I use it a few times a week, and it has made such a visible improvement in my skin texture.”
Rees Sinnott: “My favorite product this month has to be the Tower 28 MakeWaves Mascara. I love that it actually manages to keep my lashes curled throughout the entire day.”
Elizabeth Wheless: “My January favorite is the Maison Francis Kurkdjian Paris À la Rose fragrance! It’s the perfect scent to douse all over. I love its soft, feminine smell, and the beautiful packaging makes it the perfect addition to my vanity.”
Sallie Bell: “This month, I used the Anua Heartleaf Cleansing Oil every night. It was my first time using an oil based cleanser, and I’m obsessed; it leaves my skin feeling so nice.”
Tyler Martin: “My January favorite are these hoodies from Akimbo Club. I love the shape and they offer so many amazing color options.”
Kristen Dillard: “I have used the Solawave 4-in-1 Facial Wand every morning this month. It has been a lifesaver for reducing redness and puffiness, and I’ve also noticed that my face feels tighter and more structured .”
