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- Avocado benefits your skin like it does your body, thanks to those moisturizing healthy fats and vitamins.
- We've rounded up the best avocado beauty products you can use for a variety of purposes.
- Kiehl's Creamy Eye Treatment with Avocado is our top pick because it uses avocado to soothe and hydrate the skin around the eyes.
Avocado is great on everything - toast, nachos, omelets, your face. Yep, you read that last part correctly. The superfood has quietly become a staple ingredient in beauty products over the years. Primarily known for its moisturizing properties, avocado is a great addition to everything from concealer to face masks to lipsticks.
If you have dry skin, you can probably benefit from a little avocado in your skin-care or even your makeup routine. Not prepared to literally mash raw avocado onto your skin for a DIY facial treatment? There are plenty of subtler ways to incorporate the powerhouse ingredient into your routine.
There's an avocado oil-infused product in just about every beauty category these days. Here, I've rounded up the five most talked about, highly-rated items that include some form of avocado in the ingredients' list.
Here are the best avocado beauty products of 2019:
- Best avocado beauty product overall: Kiehl's Creamy Eye Treatment with Avocado
- Best overnight avocado mask: Origins Drink Up Intensive Overnight Hydrating Mask with Avocado & Swiss Glacier Water
- Best avocado concealer: First Aid Beauty Hello FAB Bendy Avocado Concealer
- Best avocado lipstick: Sephora Cream Lip Stain Liquid Lipstick
- Best avocado mineral soak: Dr. Teal's Ultra Moisturizing Mineral Soak Super Moisturizer with Avocado Oil
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