These Are the 7 Editor-Approved Aesop Products You Need to Try

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If you've been hearing a lot of buzz about the beauty brand Aesop, it might be because it's slowly growing a big following. The minimalist beauty brand covers all the bases, including products for skin, hair, and body. It was founded in 1987 and prides itself in producing fresh plant-based and laboratory-made ingredients.

Last year, the Australia-based brand popped up at Nordstrom, making it easier than ever for us to get our hands on it, which is how we came to discover the wasabi toothpaste. If you've been curious to learn more about Aesop, check out some of the products our editors are loving right now.

Aesop Resurrection Aromatique Hand Wash

Aesop Resurrection Aromatique Hand Wash

The product: Aesop Resurrection Aromatique Hand Wash ($39)

Why we love it: "I keep this hand wash in the kitchen next to the antibacterial soap as a treat for my hands after doing dishes and for guests to use. I love the fresh citrus-y scent and that it keeps my hands hydrated." — Angelica Marden, vice president, Editorial Operations

Aesop Wasabi Toothpaste

Aesop Wasabi Toothpaste

The product: Aesop Wasabi Toothpaste ($17)

Why we love it: "I'm sure writing this will ruin any of my potential makeout sessions for years to come, but when I wake up in the morning, I reek of morning breath. Luckily, this wasabi-flavored toothpaste completely reverses my musky mouth. If you're the type of person who avoids the chunky green lump that comes with your sushi, don't worry — the formula isn't painful at all. I have a big old baby palate, and I can attest to how good it tastes (think more chai latte spice than wasabi fire)." — Alaina Demopoulos, editorial assistant, Beauty

Aesop Avail Body Lotion With Sunscreen

Aesop Avail Body Lotion With Sunscreen

The product: Aesop Avail Body Lotion With Sunscreen ($41)

Why we love it: "In addition to my face, I like to apply sunscreen to my hands, neck, and chest as often as I can remember, because those are places I'm exposing to the sun every day. But I don't want to use my facial moisturizer because it's expensive. The nonsticky formula quickly absorbs into my skin, and I love how it feels." — Krista Jones, assistant editor, Shopping

Aesop Redemption Body Scrub

Aesop Redemption Body Scrub

The product: Aesop Redemption Body Scrub ($46)

Why we love it: "When my skin gets dull and dry from the cold weather, I use this scrub in the shower to revive it. It makes my skin look bright and feel fresh. Plus, the sage and clove scents are so soothing." — Macy Williams, assistant editor, Shopping

Aesop Herbal Deodorant Spray

Aesop Herbal Deodorant Spray

The product: Aesop Herbal Deodorant Spray ($35)

Why we love it: "I've never really liked the smell or feel of women's stick deodorants, so when I got the chance to try this spray, I was really excited. I love that I can recognize most of the ingredients on the label and that it includes some of my favorite essential oils like lavender, eucalyptus, and citrus." — Madison Meltzer, social media strategist

Aesop Rejuvenate Intensive Body Balm

Aesop Rejuvenate Intensive Body Balm

The product: Aesop Rejuvenate Intensive Body Balm ($35)

Why we love it: "My boyfriend and I actually fight over our tube of this balm. He is Aesop-obsessed — he uses the cleanser and exfoliant as well — but turned me on to the body balm for its beautiful packaging and amazing citrus-y scent. It's technically his tube, but I secretly use it every morning while he's still sleeping." — Stephanie Nguyen, associate editor, Native

Aesop Immediate Moisture Facial Hydrosol

Aesop Immediate Moisture Facial Hydrosol

The product: Aesop Immediate Moisture Facial Hydrosol ($25)

Why we love it: "I spray this facial mist on my skin after a hot day, after a long flight, and when I need a little lift. It's refreshing and hydrating without the bulk of lotion, and the scent and cooling effect take me to another place." — Angelica Marden, vice president, Editorial Operations