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19-06-2025
- Lifestyle
- Buzz Feed
33 Must-Have Beach Products For Family Trips
A sand removal bag filled with a talc-free, reef-friendly powder to help remove the pesky particles your kiddo will likely have all over them after rolling around in the local playground's A rolling beach cart capable of holding everything a parent may need when heading out for the day with their kiddos in tow (which is A LOT of stuff, TBH). The wheels can handle most terrains, including sand and dirt, and it'll fold up flat to easily fit in the trunk of your car. Crab-shaped mesh bags and sifters tykes can use to gather all the exciting treasures they find while strolling along the beach or, honestly, even in their own backyard! Reusable water balloons made of eco-friendly material — sooooo easy to fill so you'll spend less time prepping and more time indulging in an intense water balloon battle alongside your kiddos. Or a hilarious poop-shaped version your kids won't be able to stop giggling about all summer long. All they'll need to do is fill it with water and let the magnetic seal do the rest. A set of sand castle molds that'll solidify your "cool parent" status when you break 'em out at the beach and help your kiddos craft a structure worthy of a prince or princess. A too-cute set of silicone beach toys in, dare I say, rather aesthetically pleasing colors you'll be proud to hand off to your kids for a day of fun in the sun. And collapsible buckets you'll love because they won't take up precious cargo space in your trunk — which you and I both know is packed to the brim when you bring your kids anywhere, let alone the beach. A watermelon pool ball made of PVC material that'll hold up stronger than your willpower when your kiddo makes their eyes super big and very sweetly asks for an ice cream cone. Be warned: this isn't just any beach ball! It can be dribbled underwater (I KNOOOOW!), can be inflated in seconds with a water hose using an included needle-sized disaster, and weighs over 14 lbs when it's full! Baby Bum SPF 50 Sunscreen, a must-have for parents and their littles — it's unscented, moisturizing, 100% mineral based, vegan, cruelty free, and dye free. It'll certainly get the job done! And a sunscreen applicator that'll make covering your mini-me from head to toe a whole lot easier — especially if they're squirmy! Pour the lotion inside this travel size container, flip it upside down, shake it, and apply. No mess and no stress. Plus Supergoop Glowscreen for *your* exposed skin — it actually protects skin (hellooooo SPF 40👋) while making it shimmer just like Edward freakin' Cullen in the sunlight. Playful clips that are as practical as they are pretty — they'll hold your towel in place on your chair so you won't have to chase it across the pool deck and can focus on more important things like sipping on a Diet Coke and making sure your tyke isn't peeing in the kiddie pool. A pop-up beach tent complete with a splash pool and UV protection that'll keep your baby cool — can't promise they'll be calm and collected, but it's a start. A battery-operated fan with a flexible handle so you can adjust it as needed to keep your little the perfect temperature while kicking back on a towel at the beach. Polarized toddler sunglasses that fold up super small so when your tyke decides they no longer want to wear them, you can stash them in your pocket or diaper bag without accidentally snapping them in half. Plus round sunglasses for the parent who is constantly losing their favorite pair while chasing their kiddo up, down, and around the playground and is sick and tired of spending far too much money on replacements. These are stylish and *so* cost-effective you can stock up for the summer! A leave-in conditioning spray for curly hair free of parabens, sulfates, and phthalates you can count on to revive your mini-me's precious curls after a day at the pool. Summer tangles are not to be underestimated! Huggies Little Swimmers diapers you'll pat yourself on the back for purchasing when the opportunity to take your baby for their first dip in the pool or ocean arrives. These easily open at the sides, so they're a breeze to take on and off. A JellyCap you can pop onto most regular bottles and will magically transform it into a makeshift sippy cup — ideal for anyone planning to hit the beach with their kiddos this summer and *knows* their mini-me is going to want to drink out of their water bottle. Some reusable pouch tops that'll fit any one you've purchased from the store — yes, even that VERY specific brand that's the only one your kiddo will seemingly CONSIDER eating. It has a no spill control valve you'll thank your lucky heavens for when your little one is eating in the car on the way home from the beach. A Java Sok to keep your drink chilled, perfect for any parent who is tired of drinking watered-down iced coffee because they got caught up in the morning madness with their baby and didn't have a spare moment to sip on it. Plus a Brumate Era 40-ounce water bottle featuring a *genius* design with a metal straw inside but a silicone straw on top for drinking comfort that seamlessly locks in place so you'll never find yourself drenched after tipping it a bit too far. It'll also keep your drinks cold for 24 hours, so even if it takes you ALL day to hit your water quota, it'll still be as refreshing as when you first poured it. Waterproof playing cards so you can get a fierce game of Go Fish going without fear of the moment your kids inevitably spill their drink all over the place. Or a waterproof version of the beloved Taco, Cat, Goat Cheese, Pizza game — it's a card game you can play with your family for guaranteed giggles and a way to catch your breath from traipsing around in the ocean. Spikeball, an easy-to-transport game that is kinda like volleyball and will have your kids asking you to bring it on every beach trip. A sand-free blanket designed so that sand (or dirt) rolls right off it — because is there anything worse than finding debris in every crevice of your car after lounging at the beach all day? It can fit four adults on it and and folds up nice 'n' small, so you can carry it around with ease. A swiveling UPF 50 plus protection umbrella with an adjustable clamp you can attach to a chair (or a stroller, parents!) to create some much-needed shade on hot summer days. A JBL portable speaker that's both waterproof *and* dust-proof (incredible) and will help you *pump up the jams* during your next pool or beach day with your fam — it easily clips onto a chair, so no worries about having to physically carry it around. A cooling towel you soak in cold water and place around your neck to keep you feeling refreshed even if you've been running after your toddler in the hot summer heat for hours. Reviewers also say you can use it to cool down your dog, as well! An insulated picnic basket that'll keep you fresh fruit, well, fresh! It can hold up to 65 pounds (wowwwwza), so fill it to the brim with all kinds of goodies and enjoy snacking the day away. A portable lock box designed to be secured around two beach chairs, so you can stow your wallet/phone/keys away safely and enjoy a long swim without constantly having to poke your head up to check that your items are still there. And Burt's Bees After Sun Soother lotion, because summer is here and so are the sun's harsh rays! This lotion is packed with aloe and coconut oil to help your skin feel cooler after a day of outdoor adventures.
Buzz Feed
14-06-2025
- Lifestyle
- Buzz Feed
33 Must-Have Beach Products For Family Summer Fun
Baby Bum SPF 50 Sunscreen, a must-have for parents and their littles — it's unscented, moisturizing, 100% mineral based, vegan, cruelty free, and dye free. It'll certainly get the job done! And a sunscreen applicator that'll make covering your mini-me from head to toe a whole lot easier — especially if they're squirmy! Pour the lotion inside this travel size container, flip it upside down, shake it, and apply. No mess and no stress. Plus Supergoop Glowscreen for *your* exposed skin — it actually protects skin (hellooooo SPF 40👋) while making it shimmer just like Edward freakin' Cullen in the sunlight. Playful clips that are as practical as they are pretty — they'll hold your towel in place on your chair so you won't have to chase it across the pool deck and can focus on more important things like sipping on a Diet Coke and making sure your tyke isn't peeing in the kiddie pool. A pop-up beach tent complete with a splash pool and UV protection that'll keep your baby cool — can't promise they'll be calm and collected, but it's a start. A bug bite suction tool, invented by a mom, that sucks the irritating part right out of an insect bite with a pull of the plunger. You and your mini-me can continue to enjoy your pool day without worrying about any future itching and scratching. A battery-operated fan with a flexible handle so you can adjust it as needed to keep your little the perfect temperature while kicking back on a towel at the beach. Polarized toddler sunglasses that fold up super small so when your tyke decides they no longer want to wear them, you can stash them in your pocket or diaper bag without accidentally snapping them in half. Plus round sunglasses for the parent who is constantly losing their favorite pair while chasing their kiddo up, down, and around the playground and is sick and tired of spending far too much money on replacements. These are stylish and *so* cost-effective you can stock up for the summer! A sand removal bag filled with a talc-free, reef-friendly powder to help remove the pesky particles your kiddo will likely have all over them after rolling around in the local playground's A leave-in conditioning spray for curly hair free of parabens, sulfates, and phthalates you can count on to revive your mini-me's precious curls after a day at the pool. Summer tangles are not to be underestimated! A portable Hatch Rest Go sound machine that'll be your saving grace when it comes to getting your little one to sleep in an unfamiliar place like the beach. Go ahead, book that vacation and know that you'll be (somewhat) prepared to take on nap time. Huggies Little Swimmers diapers you'll pat yourself on the back for purchasing when the opportunity to take your baby for their first dip in the pool or ocean arrives. These easily open at the sides, so they're a breeze to take on and off. A sandwich cutter and sealer to make it easier than ever to make Smuckers Uncrustables copycats to pack for a day at the beach or pool. There are few things as disappointing as opening up a packed PB and J to discover the jelly has squished out all over — thanks to this tool, never again! A JellyCap you can pop onto most regular bottles and will magically transform it into a makeshift sippy cup — ideal for anyone planning to hit the beach with their kiddos this summer and *knows* their mini-me is going to want to drink out of their water bottle. Some reusable pouch tops that'll fit any one you've purchased from the store — yes, even that VERY specific brand that's the only one your kiddo will seemingly CONSIDER eating. It has a no spill control valve you'll thank your lucky heavens for when your little one is eating in the car on the way home from the beach. A Java Sok to keep your drink chilled, perfect for any parent who is tired of drinking watered-down iced coffee because they got caught up in the morning madness with their baby and didn't have a spare moment to sip on it. Plus a Brumate Era 40-ounce water bottle featuring a *genius* design with a metal straw inside but a silicone straw on top for drinking comfort that seamlessly locks in place so you'll never find yourself drenched after tipping it a bit too far. It'll also keep your drinks cold for 24 hours, so even if it takes you ALL day to hit your water quota, it'll still be as refreshing as when you first poured it. A rolling beach cart capable of holding everything a parent may need when heading out for the day with their kiddos in tow (which is A LOT of stuff, TBH). The wheels can handle most terrains, including sand and dirt, and it'll fold up flat to easily fit in the trunk of your car. Reusable water balloons made of eco-friendly material — sooooo easy to fill so you'll spend less time prepping and more time indulging in an intense water balloon battle alongside your kiddos. Or a hilarious poop-shaped version your kids won't be able to stop giggling about all summer long. All they'll need to do is fill it with water and let the magnetic seal do the rest. A set of sand castle molds that'll solidify your "cool parent" status when you break 'em out at the beach and help your kiddos craft a structure worthy of a prince or princess. And collapsible buckets you'll love because they won't take up precious cargo space in your trunk — which you and I both know is packed to the brim when you bring your kids anywhere, let alone the beach. Crab-shaped mesh bags and sifters tykes can use to gather all the exciting treasures they find while strolling along the beach or, honestly, even in their own backyard! Waterproof playing cards so you can get a fierce game of Go Fish going without fear of the moment your kids inevitably spill their drink all over the table. Spikeball, an easy-to-transport game that is kinda like volleyball and will have your kids asking you to bring it on every beach trip. A sand-free blanket designed so that sand (or dirt) rolls right off it — because is there anything worse than finding debris in every crevice of your car after lounging at the beach all day? It can fit four adults on it and and folds up nice 'n' small, so you can carry it around with ease. A swiveling UPF 50 plus protection umbrella with an adjustable clamp you can attach to a chair (or a stroller, parents!) to create some much-needed shade on hot summer days. A JBL portable speaker that's both waterproof *and* dust-proof (incredible) and will help you *pump up the jams* during your next pool or beach day with your fam — it easily clips onto a chair, so no worries about having to physically carry it around. A cooling towel you soak in cold water and place around your neck to keep you feeling refreshed even if you've been running after your toddler in the hot summer heat for hours. Reviewers also say you can use it to cool down your dog, as well! An insulated picnic basket that'll keep you fresh fruit, well, fresh! It can hold up to 65 pounds (wowwwwza), so fill it to the brim with all kinds of goodies and enjoy snacking the day away. A portable lock box designed to be secured around two beach chairs, so you can stow your wallet/phone/keys away safely and enjoy a long swim without constantly having to poke your head up to check that your items are still there. And Burt's Bees After Sun Soother lotion, because summer is here and so are the sun's harsh rays! This lotion is packed with aloe and coconut oil to help your skin feel cooler after a day of outdoor adventures.
Business Insider
10-06-2025
- Health
- Business Insider
Just like you, a dermatologist used to be overwhelmed by skincare products. Here's her simple anti-aging routine.
Even dermatologists can find the skincare world intimidating to wade through. Dr. Suchismita "Tia" Paul, a board-certified dermatologist in Newport Beach, California, said her professional training helped her understand which products actually worked. Prior to that, "I was always very confused, too," Paul, 38, told Business Insider. She learned that it's precisely that pressure to pile on enough anti-aging ingredients — vitamin C, retinol, niacinamide, hyaluronic acid, peptides, ceramides — that can cause skin irritation and breakouts. Paul is active on social media to help demystify the skincare world. In one video, she speaks with Mindy Kaling about toning down retinol use. "My biggest takeaway is keeping it simple," she said. "Not having too many steps, especially if you don't know what each serum is meant to do." Paul broke down her simple daytime and nighttime skincare routine step-by-step, including which products she swaps out seasonally. 4-step morning skincare routine: She washes her face with a gentle cleanser (La Roche-Posay Toleriane Purifying Foaming Cleanser). She applies a "treatment," usually vitamin C serum (cult-favorite $182 Skinceuticals C E Ferulic or the more affordable $35 version from Timeless Skin Care) to target brown spots. Sometimes, she swaps the vitamin C with niacinamide (Paula's Choice Niacinamide 20% Treatment) if her skin feels red or dry. Paul said this step varies depending on your personal skin needs. For example, if you have acne, you'll want to use a serum with salicylic acid. She tops with a hydrating moisturizer (CeraVe Daily Moisturizing Lotion or Neutrogena Hydro Boost Water Gel). She likes these because they're affordable and have hydrating ingredients like ceramides and hyaluronic acid. Lastly, she applies tinted sunscreen (Supergoop Glowscreen SPF 40). "I don't wear much makeup, so I find that very nice because it just leaves a little glow," she said. She also likes the tinted options from La Roche-Posay and EltaMD. 4-step nighttime skincare routine Paul starts by double-cleansing, first with an oil-based cleanser (Clinique Take The Day Off Cleansing Balm) to remove sunscreen and eye makeup. She then finishes with her morning cleanser (La Roche-Posay Toleriane Purifying Foaming Cleanser). She uses either a prescription-strength retinoid (tretinoin), which increases cell turnover and boosts collagen production for more youthful-looking skin. When her skin is feeling sensitive, she instead uses a gentler, over-the-counter retinol (Murad Retinol Youth Renewal Firming & Smoothing Serum with Hyaluronic Acid). "I've been using tretinoin for 10 years — even then, I cannot do it every single night," she said. She applies the same moisturizer she used in the morning (CeraVe Daily Moisturizing Lotion or Neutrogena Hydro Boost Water Gel). The last step is an eye cream (Dr. Dennis Gross Skincare DermInfusions Fill + Repair Eye Cream) to hydrate her under-eye area more. She also exfoliates and practices skin-cycling Paul exfoliates her skin a few times a week to unclog her pores and soften her skin. After cleansing her skin in the morning, she applies a chemical exfoliant (Paula's Choice 2% BHA Liquid Exfoliant) or a scrub (ZO Skin Health Exfoliating Polish). She said which one you use should be "based on how sensitive or dry your skin feels." After that step, she adds moisturizer and sunscreen, omitting any serums that could irritate her skin. She also changes her skincare routine depending on the season. In the winter, when her skin feels drier, she'll take breaks from retinol and vitamin C (which can be irritating). Instead, she uses snail mucin (COSRX Advanced Snail 96 Mucin Power Essence) or a hyaluronic acid serum (La Roche-Posay Hyalu B5 Hyaluronic Acid Serum) for extra hydration. If you're just starting out with a skincare routine, she emphasized being consistent as well as patient with the results. "I've been doing this for so long and now, yes, I feel like my skin is super nice and soft," she said. "But for the first couple of months, you're not going to see the effects right away."
