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"Editors&amp;#39; Favorites: Week of 6.30.08\\nCheck out our latest product finds every weekday.\\nWe've all been there: You feel a breakout coming on, so you glob on the spot treatment, wake up with a dry patch, attack *that* with a super-rich face cream, and...the zit rears its ugly head anyway. Rather than continue a vicious cycle, we switched to this daily moisturizer to simply ward off both problems. It has vitamins A and E to heal our skin, and proteins and humectants that banned our flakes without plugging our pores. A perfect balance.\\nIn the summer, we like to keep things light\u2014our clothes, meals, and yes, especially our fragrance. This new purse spray helps with the latter. Its notes of bergamot, grapefruit, and freesia are refreshing, not cloying. Plus, its tiny, tassled atomizer keeps our purse from tipping the scale.\\nWe're not quite sure why it took until a few years ago for skin products that treat acne *and* wrinkles simultaneously. (Conveniently, though, they did, right when we hit the age when we needed them.) This scrub allows us to exfoliate for quicker results from the salicylic acid (acne-fighting) and AHA (wrinkle-fighting) ingredients.\\nThis rich moisturizer is just the thing for our nightly ritual of lubing up our dry skin\u2014it goes on thick but sinks in quickly, leaving us smooth and soft everywhere. One warning: Do not operate heavy machinery while under its influence\u2014this cream's lavender scent is so soothing, it really could cause you to nod off.\\nWhen the expression \\\"I'm going to powder my nose,\\\" originated, women only *wished* they had a compact this complex. It's made of healing tea-tree extract and rice powder, which blots away oil and leaves no trace of color, so it works on *every* skin tone. One caveat: Its purple case is so pretty, we stopped excusing ourselves to go powder our nose. How else would we show it off?"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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