Feel Minty Fresh From Head to Toe With These Indulgent Beauty Finds

If you're ready for a fresh take on a smoky eye, get to know e.l.f. cosmetics Mint Melt Eyeshadows in Mint to Be ($4). The four-shade mini palette has a mix of matte and metallic shades, all with a focus on mint. These highly pigmented shadows blend beautifully, so you'll be able to create a high-impact look with a quad that fits in your back jean pocket. Brilliant.

Is "mintiest" a word? If it isn't, it should be, and Philip B Peppermint & Avocado Volumizing & Clarifying Shampoo ($34) should win the award for mintiest hair cleanser, no contest. This invigorating formula is made with peppermint oil to stimulate the scalp, and it removes product buildup and sebum without leaving hair feeling stripped. Add a dose of avocado oil to increase shine and bounce, and you can see why this shampoo earns its superlatives.

Sometimes, you just need a few really, really solid brushes to take care of every eyeshadow look you can dream up. Take the three in e.l.f. cosmetics Mint Melt Brush Trio ($8), for instance: a blending brush, an all-over eyeshadow brush, and an eye contour brush for instant depth. The synthetic, vegan brush hairs are stain-resistant (though you should be cleaning your brushes regularly!) and the mint green handles are sure to stand out in your makeup kit.

Until now, mouthwash might have been the least exciting part of your evening routine. No longer. Imported from Florence, Italy, Marvis Strong Mint Mouthwash Concentrate ($22.50) transforms a dental-hygiene chore into a ritual to anticipate. It's alcohol-free (so no unpleasant shock to the mouth!) and quite possibly the most stylish thing to ever happen to gargling.

Washing your face shouldn't bring out redness or irritation; it should feel refreshing and cool. Enter e.l.f. cosmetics Mint Melt Minty Fresh Cooling Cleanser ($8), a gentle foam cleanser with a vanilla-mint fragrance. It blankets skin with a cooling sensation as it lifts away dirt, makeup, and other residue — so skin feels soft and smooth, never angry. Just as it should be.

A mint green manicure is cute, but not cutesy. Côte No. 61 nail polish($18) is a creamy, pale version done up in a vegan, cruelty-free formula. Better still, $2 per bottle is donated to Habits of Waste, an organization working to change personal habits around wasteful behavior — so it's a green choice in more ways than one.

Some masks, you do for the 'gram. Others, you do for your skin health. Mint Melt Whipped Face Mask ($8) means you don't have to choose. Its whipped texture glides on to soothe and cool skin as it moisturizes with vitamin E — a treat for stressed complexions and all skin types. What's more, it has an indulgent vanilla-mint scent *and* a mint green hue that looks pretty adorable in pictures. Essential if you want a mask that moisturizes while racking up the likes (and don't we all?).

Mint toothpaste is not groundbreaking, unless we're talking about Hello Antiplaque + Whitening Toothpaste Tablets ($9). Like traditional pastes, these tabs clean and refresh your mouth. Unlike traditional pastes, the tablets don't come in a nearly-impossible-to-recycle plastic tube. Add in the fact that it's made with real peppermint from family-owned farms, and this is one revolutionary addition to your before-bed routine.

Another mint-infused hair hero: Kreyòl Essence Haitian Black Castor Oil ($20). Unlike the castor oil you might pick up at the drugstore, this one is made with castor seeds sustainably harvested on a farm in Haiti. The traditional processing method means the oil is extremely high in ricinoleic acid, which shuttles omega 6 and 9 fatty acids to the scalp for better hair health. Use it on dry hair, to repair split ends, or as a deep conditioner — and enjoy the rosemary-mint scent as you do.