Astro Chic Beauty Products for Every Sign of the Zodiac
Are you a curious Gemini? A fiery Leo? Find out which goods fit your sign perfectly.
“What’s your sign?” has became the question everyone uses to get to know each other better. We’re all aware there’s no scientific basis for astrology, but it’s not like it’s not true—right? How else to explain those Sagittarius exes who couldn’t commit? Or that Cancer coworker who’s always moody in meetings? As a Libra, I feel compelled to get the truth out there: Research shows people do conform to their zodiac characteristics, but only when they know what those traits are (it’s an example of a psychological phenomenon called stereotype threat). But I’d hate for that news to upset you. And, like a good Libra, I want to avoid conflict and surround myself with pretty things… So, maybe I’ll tell you about these gorgeous astro-inspired beauty finds instead: tattoo stamps; perfumes, soaps, and nail polishes designed for your sign; a black-currant-scented zodiac candle; and a celestial palette with eye shadows for every constellation. Do I share the Truth or Beauty? This Libra just can't decide.
Aries are known for their courage and confidence, making Zodica's hair perfume serum the perfect choice. The formula will add shine to your hair and last you all day, so whether you're tackling a new project or going on a new adventure abroad, you'll be sure that your hair will look just as brilliant as you are.
A Taurus likes the finer things in life, but she doesn't let them get to her head. This palette is the perfect mix of those qualities: gorgeous and sparkly but also reasonably priced.
This fiery hue is the perfect match for the passionate and creative Gemini. It's a fast-drying, long-lasting nail polish powered by breakthrough Oxygen Technology that makes nails healthier and more beautiful at the same time.
Ruled by the moon and characterized by a crab, this tenacious, loyal sign deserves a nail polish as special as she is. Cancers are known for having a lot going on beneath the surface. Dress up that surface with this pretty pale pink, a color reminiscent of the moon that represents their sign.
Leos are natural leaders, which means they like to stand out and take control. Represented by the lion, there's no mistaking when a Leo enters a room. This bold, bright color is the perfect showstopper for this sign.
Virgos are known for being logical, and that means any product that solves a problem is right up their alley. Fresh's Sugar Lip Treatment is the ultimate antidote to a universal problem: chapped lips.
This limited-edition freesia scented soap will deliver the harmony and peace Libras crave. The soap is hand-wrapped in periwinkle artisanal paper and finished with a delicate wire tied around a rose quartz stone. We see one in your future!
Being a passionate, assertive Scorpio can tire you out. Catch some much needed Zzzs with this silky sleep mask. It was developed and refined for more than 10 years to provide the ultimate combination of shine, thickness, softness, and durability. Only the best for you, Scorpio!
For the extroverted Sagittarius: this water-resistant, transfer-proof, temporary tattoo stamp. Now you can literally wear your sign on your sleeve (or your face).
Capricorn is an earth sign ruled by the planet of discipline, Saturn. The “professional” of the zodiac, Capricorns crave status and come across wise and mature beyond their years. For ambitious Capricorns, Bite whips up a chic shade of deep plum, perfect for when you mean business.
Aquarians are one of the most independent signs, meaning downtime is a must. Kick back, relax, and fit in some solo self-care with this juniper berry- , aloe vera- , and propolis-infused face mask.
This mysterious fragrance is quiet and grounding to remind Pisceans to devote time to daydreaming. The notes include lime, teak, vetiver, and verbena to capture a sensual ocean experience.
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This story appears in the June 2019 issue of Marie Claire.
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Jennifer Goldstein is the former beauty & health director of Marie Claire and co-host of the award-winning beauty podcast Fat Mascara. In her quest to uncover the world's beauty secrets, she’s gotten tattooed in New Zealand, dug up turmeric in India, harvested shea nuts in Ghana, and squeezed enzyme-rich eggs from salmon in Norway. She can pluck eyebrows like a pro and has read the FDA monograph on sunscreen labeling and effectiveness—but she still can’t get liquid eyeliner to look the same on both eyes.
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