Think biofuel is just for powering greener-than-thou granola mobiles? Actually, it can be used to make some pretty great soap. Marshall Dostal (who makes the soap) picks up used vegetable oil from some of the finest restaurants in LA and then processes it in his garage. The biofuel goes into your car and the glycerin goes into their soap and then Marshall takes the soap back to the restaurants that provided the oil and there you have it. A lovely little sustainable circle. $18.50, Ron Robinson.

This new moisture-filled lip crayon will seamlessly take you from day to night and comes in three wearable shades that complement every skin tone, "Hot Pink", "Luscious Pink", and "Pale Pink". You can consider this a makeup-bag staple. $8, Target.

San Francisco based beauty company, theBalm, has just introduced these perfectly convenient Pick-Up Liners in three universally flattering shades. The trio is designed to fit anywhere and provides a soft texture for easy application and long lasting finish. We especially love the vintage inspired packaging and the built-in sharpener on the side. $19, Drugstore.com.

Fake a salon mani in minutes with Sally Hansen Insta-dri nail polishes. Just
one coat of the super-quick dry formula and you're good to go. $5.29, Walgreens.

No time to reapply? Treat your lips to Elizabeth Arden's super long lasting High Shine Lipgloss. In fresh new shades, this gloss keeps lips radiant for hours. $17, Dillards.