These 10 Cooling Beauty Products Will Help You Beat the Heat

A splash of water may be a quick way to cool off, but can mess up your makeup if you aren't careful. Luckily, this invigorating gel stick infused with sea mineral water and caffeine will soothe, hydrate, and energize skin while keeping your contouring and cat-eye skills intact. 

Too much fun in the sun? Comfort peeling, burned skin by slathering on Korre's gel-cream that includes a healthy dose of Greek yoghurt to rehydrate and relieve stinging in sensitive areas.  

Hang out with these serum-soaked masks under your eyes and in just 10 minutes you'll feel as cool as a cucumber. Not to mention, its firming and antioxidant ingredients will minimize puffiness and pesky fine-lines and wrinkles from your undereye area.

Stash this refreshing mist in your purse for an instant pick-me-up when you're stuck in traffic, or on that one subway car with broken A/C.

If every sunscreen you try is greasy, sticky, and leaves residue, try applying L'Oreal Paris's antioxidant-packed sunscreen. The only thing this clear gel formula leaves behind other than UVA/UV protection, is a slight cooling effect.  

Don't sweat it: The next time your complexion feels overheated, rub on a dime-sized amount of iS Clinical's serum, which contains antioxidants, hyaluronic acid, and menthol to calm irritated, sunburned skin. 

Store this acne-fighting mask in the fridge a few minutes before applying it to tone down breakouts and redness and to up its chill factor.  

In addition to the tingling sensation this scrub imparts on our feet, it sloughs off dead skin and calluses so we can maintain sandal-ready feet all summer long. 

While your current deodorant may get the job done, Ursa Major's all-natural stick is packed with eucalyptus, ginger, and rosemary to calm razorburn in additon to keeping odor at bay.  

Who hasn't spent time applying a full face of makeup, only for it to melt by the end of your commute? Luckily, a few swipes of Stila's water-based primer stick will keep everything in place—plus it chills skin upon contact.