The best of…summer’s magic potions
Jack Rudy Cocktail Co. Small Batch Tonic, Mothers Back-to-Black, and more
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Jack Rudy Cocktail Co. Small Batch Tonic
“Infused with orange peel and lemongrass,” this artisanal syrup makes an event out of one of the season’s humblest cocktails, the old standby gin and tonic.
$17, taigan.com
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Source: Real Simple
Neutrogena Ultra Sheer Body Mist Sunblock
Here’s the sunblock that Sports Illustrated’s makeup artist relies on to protect SI’s swimsuit models from burning. Using a spray allows you to get your own back.
$11, drugstore.com
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Source: Allure
Mothers Back-to-Black
A car that soaks up too much sun is bound to “look old before its time.” Protectants extend the life of black trim, but won’t restore color. This cream will.
$5, autogeek.net
Source: PopularMechanics.com
Davines Su After Sun Renewing Protective Shampoo
“Sun and sea may be great for the inner being, but are not so good for hair.” This shampoo, created by Italian hair-care specialists, nourishes and protects.
$20, at select salons
Source: Financial Times
Vitamix Blender Professional Series 500
To crank out healthy gazpachos, nut milks, and juices all summer long, you really should have this American powerhouse, the Rolls-Royce of blenders.
$600, crateandbarrel.com
Source: Food & Wine
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