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Introducing “Would Recommend” — a monthly collection of our shopping editors’ favorite finds on the internet, brought to you by HuffPost Finds.
When you research products online for a living, you can’t help but pick up a few things for yourself along the way. There are meal kits to try, hype-worthy hair tools to review and so many sales to scour.
This month, our HuffPost Finds editors are obsessing over everything from comfy work pants and hooded trench coats to a strand-saving hair oil for bottle blondes. These are the products we’ve reviewed and then recommended to our friends and family off the record — and now we’re letting you in on the secret.
Check out what we loved in January 2020, and be sure to check back next month for our favorite finds of March 2020. In the meantime, take a look below at the 14 finds our editors loved this month.
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They’re casual enough to wear on the weekends with sneakers, but are dressy enough to pair with a turtleneck or blazer on weekdays. They have trouser-like pockets on the backside that elevate them above your everyday pull-on wide-leg trousers. Within 30 minutes of wearing them outside of my home, two strangers complimented me on them and asked where they were from. I wear them in a Universal Standard size "small" — the equivalent of a size 14/16. — Brittany Nims, Head of HuffPost Finds
Find it for $125 at Universal Standard

Fenty Beauty Gloss Bomb Universal Lip Luminizer is the most hydrating, nonsticky lip gloss I have ever worn, and I love how flattering the shimmery rose nude shade Fenty Glow is. It's formulated with shea butter, which is why it's so smooth and moisturizing. According to Rihanna, she made it so people would kiss more -- so not all heroes wear capes, but they do wear Fenty Gloss Bomb. — Danielle Gonzalez, Associate Editor, HuffPost Finds
Find it for $19 at Sephora

Find them for $190 at Nordstrom Rack

I've now tried almost everything from the Olaplex line, and I can confidently say the Bonding Oil is my favorite. Perhaps it's because, according to my stylist Haley-May Block from The Wayward Hairdresser in Brooklyn, Olaplex products "smell like rich lady hair." More than that, this oil acts like a heat protectant and leaves strands looking shiny and feeling smooth because it repairs broken bonds in the hair from overheating, coloring, combing and brushing. I've noticed that when I use it on the ends of my styled look, it holds its shape a lot longer than without. I recommend applying a few drops to damp hair while it dries, as well as adding a few drops throughout ends before using heated tools. — Nims
Find it for $28 at Sephora

Find it for $100 at Nordstrom Rack

Find it for $18 at Anthropologie

In fact, I’ve grown to rely on the semi-matte, semi-glossy quality of Glossier's first lip product. When it wears off (which it does — it’s not meant to be a long-wear lip product), it at least doesn’t leave me with an awkward pinkish ring of color around the edges of my lip line, like nearly every other red lip shade out there. It goes on light, but is buildable to a deeper, richer color. It doesn’t hurt that it’s half the price of my second-favorite lip shade from Givenchy (in Orange Adrenaline). And, I can grab it in a set with Boy Brow, my other Glossier stand-by, for less. — Nims
Find it for $18 at Glossier

Surprisingly, I've never tried a Kiehl's product before -- but damn was I humbled when I first did. Nearly 170 years of skin care experience is nothing to sneeze at. This stuff works wonders on dry, winter-ravaged skin. KIEHL'S Since 1851 Ultra Facial Cream is a thick, cool cream that's very gentle on the skin, lasts all day and absorbs very quickly, so it's light enough to use in the daytime (at least in the winter — I'll probably swap it out for my favorite summer daytime gel moisturizer in a few months). — Gonzalez
Find it for $32 at Sephora

Find it for $39 at Sephora

One day in this Madewell Garment-Dyed Zip-Front Coverall Jumpsuit, and I’m convinced I might've been an aloof artist or an old-timey mechanic in another life. I've received so many compliments on this jumpsuit, it's almost as if the universe wanted to reaffirm that I shouldn't be skeptical of stepping outside my comfort zone. In fact, this boilersuit comes in inclusive sizes (XXS to 3X, as well as petite sizing) for folks of all shapes. I have the Avalon Pink shade for spring (it also comes in a stunning "Fountain" blue and a minimalist "Antique Cream" that would be cute with strappy sandals or mules). It's a Madewell best-seller, and I can see why. — Nims
Find it for $148 at Madewell

Find them for $39 at Urban Outfitters

Find it for $13 at Amazon

In the past four weeks, I've made recipes like classic French onion soup with gruyere toast and apple dijon salad, crispy chickpea tabbouleh bowls with creamy feta dressing and veggie chiles rellenos with guacamole and zesty crema. All of the meals took under an hour to make, and most were done in 30 minutes or less. I definitely recommend HelloFresh as an option for folks who want to get back in the habit of cooking at home more, or those who need easy meals that won't challenge their knife skills in the kitchen. — Nims
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Find it for $5 at Urban Outfitters