New Stuff Alert: Starface Lip Balm and Sean Wotherspoon Tevas

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For this week’sDon’t Dillydally, we’ve rounded up a range of newly released products we’re particularly excited about, including an espresso-scented buffing bar from Soft Services, a collab between Teva and Sean Wotherspoon, and a new addition to Byredo’s fragrance line.

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Soft Services just dropped a dessert-inflected version of its beloved Buffing Bar. The Affogato L’Orange buffing bar offers a mild to moderate level of physical exfoliation to help smooth keratosis pilaris and soften rough patches. It also has a lovely swirled design that’s scented with orange, vanilla coconut cream, and espresso for a sensorial shower experience.

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Starface Sweets n Treats Bundle
Here’s another beauty launch for gourmand lovers. Starface just dropped three new delicious Star Balm flavors inspired by summer-carnival sweets: tart Lucky Lemonade, sugary Candy Cloud, and cinnamon-y Cheeky Churro.

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Streetwear designer Sean Wotherspoon has partnered with Teva to reimagine the Wraptor, an archival favorite from the early 2000s. The limited-edition capsule includes a retro-futuristic-style Hurricane, a color-blocked sneaker, and this chunky sandal.

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On the other hand, if you’re looking ahead to fall footwear, Rothy’s just launched several styles sheathed in its signature ReVelvet fabric, a custom blend of recycled chenille and polyester. These loafers were meant to be paired with tailored trousers and an oversize blazer.

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Parachute has launched a collection of new baby sheeting and bath essentials, including this adorable hooded towel complete with animal ears. Everything is made with organic cottons that are soft on delicate skin but strong enough to withstand daily wear.

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The latest addition to Byredo’s cult-y fragrance line is Alto Astral, a phrase taken from a Brazilian Portuguese expression that evokes joy, optimism, and positivity. The fragrance opens on a vibrant coconut and aldehyde note, before drying down into a heart of incense, musk, and jasmine, supported by an amber and sandalwood base.

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Nothing evokes late summer like vine-ripened tomatoes. Malin + Goetz has teamed up with Italian red-sauce purveyors Carbone to release a luxury tomato-scented candle designed to burn for up to 80 hours. Other notes include basil, pink pepper, lavender, and mint, a combination reminiscent of a kitchen herb garden.

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Or if you’d rather scent your space with a spray, Preston Lane just introduced room sprays that use a water-based formula without alcohol or propellants. Inspired by Beverly Hills, New York City, Tuscany, and London, each of the scents is guaranteed to whisk you away on an instant vacation.

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Hair-care brand Act + Acre has introduced the Daily Hydro System to nourish hair from the scalp up. The three-step routine includes a shampoo, a conditioner, and a scalp serum that delivers deep hydration to strengthen and balance the roots.

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Citizens of Humanity and Moda Operandi have partnered on a capsule collection inspired by a trip to Bloom Farm in Pennsylvania’s Oley Valley. There are lots of beautifully cut basics like utility jackets and jersey-knit polos, but I found myself especially taken with these denim cocktail napkins etched with radishes, carrots, tomatoes, and asparagus.
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