9 Things That’ll Almost Definitely Sell Out: From Hunter to Harper Wilde

This week in beauty news, hair-care companyOuaihas just released its newest product, an anti-dandruffshampoo. It contains 2 percent salicylic acid (an ingredient often found inacne-fightingsolutions for its ability to exfoliate the skin) and is formulated to stop flaking and itching — while still getting your hair clean. It also features a refreshing ginger, basil, and spearmint scent.

AndScandinavianskin-care label Ole Henriksen — which makes Strategist beauty columnist Rio Viera-Newton’s favoritebrightening eye cream— has launched a newnight cream. The whimsically named “Dewtopia” is formulated with 5 percent AHAs (alpha hydroxy acids, which help withexfoliation). The cream promises to hydrate and re-texturize your face while also reducingwrinklesand fine lines.

Beloved bag brand Baggu — which it’s no secretwe’rebig fansof— marks 15 years in business this year and is celebrating by publishing acoffee-table book. The “comprehensive visual archive” includes 680 pages’ worth of prints, materials, and products the brand has made since it was founded. And you can choose between different covers in one of its famous patterns — though the pretty “orange tree” pattern is sadly sold out already.

Intimates start-upHarper Wilde just introduced the Base Unlined Bra. It’s designed to be a combination of two of its most popular styles: the lightly linedBaseand the wirelessBliss. Former Strategist senior writer Karen Iorio Adelsontested outboth, describing the former as “thoughtfully designed” and the latter as “in fact, blissful.” So this bra looks promising, especially as it features the brand’s convenient front-adjusting straps.

Rowing Blazers is known for its wide variety of collaborations with everyone fromSonic the Hedgehogto English interior designerLuke Edwall Hall. Its latest is a five-piece collection with Hunter that includes therain bootmaker’s signature short, tall, andChelseastyles — all decorated with colorful stripes. This particular pair resemblesRB’s croquet rugby jersey.

Bespoke bootmakerLuccheseis a favorite among thecowgirl(andcowboy) set. And the company has now teamed up withWrangler, anotherwestern-wearicon, for a limited-edition collection in honor of Wrangler’s 75th anniversary. The selection includes apair of premium jeanshandmade in North Carolina from unwashed indigo selvedge denim, along with splurgy boots fashioned from full-quill ostrich to give them a distinctive and traditional look.

Streetwear label Krost’s fourth collaboration with Fila has arrived — and includes a number of hoodies,T-shirts, tank tops, andsweatpants. But your best bet just might be this version of Fila’s Teratach 600s, which were originally released back in 1991. The dad-stylesneakersfeature green piping all along the shoe. And as Krost is known for itseffortstogiveback, a portion of the proceeds from the collaboration will be donated to nonprofitGood Sports, which works to provide “equitable access in youth sports.”

Strategist contributor Erica Cerulo compares Henry Rose’s Windows Down to a “grown-up Gap Dream,” which debuted back when she was in junior high. The fragrance features notes of grapefruit, bergamot, and Earl Grey tea, a blend that Cerulo calls “akin to reading a romance novel in which you know you’re going to get a happily ever after or rewatching an episode ofFriendsfor the seventh time.” And now the perfumer (which was founded byMichelle Pfeiffer) has released the fragrance in candle form.

Grammy Award-winning musicianLeon Bridgesworked withSalt & Stone, which bills itself as a natural-skin-care company, on the just-released Blue Mesas Collection. On offer are a number of the brand’s bestsellers, which have been “infused with soothing, natural fragrances carefully curated by [Bridges].” The singer’s inspiration for the scents apparently came from his dad’s musky, woody colognes and mother’s incense; this body wash features notes of black rose, lily of the valley, and vetiver.