Click It. BEAT picks of the week: wish list / girl's gift guide edition.

Sunglasses from KamaliKulture by Norma Kamali

Candles--Cire Trudon, Diptyque, Le Labo, Nest

Jo Malone: beautiful scents and clean, classic packaging

Books, books, books ... Carine Roitfeld's Irreverent, Grace Coddington's Grace: A Memoir, Kate: The Kate Moss Book, Rhapsody by Kelly Wearstler, Tomboy Style: Beyond the Boundaries of Fashion, Bouchon Bakery by Thomas Keller, Plenty: Vibrant Recipes from London's Ottolenghi, Parisian Chic

NARS Andy Warhol Collection

The Zipcode Boot by Madewell

Polka dot iPhone case by Kate Spade

Red Velvet Sprinkles Cupcake Mix from Williams-Sonoma

-- Leslie Anne Wiggins

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Check It. Method's hollyberry holiday hand wash.

The day after Thanksgiving is when officially Christmas decorating can begin. I like to wait until December 1 to really get into the holiday spirit - and now that it's that time, this hand soap is at my sink.

I picked up a bottle of Method's seasonal "hollyberry" soap at Target on Monday night, and each time I wash my hands I feel like Christmas is in the air.

Method products are available at Target, and at some supermarkets and drugstores - including drugstore.com. Also at methodhome.com.

holiday hand wash, $3.99

-- Leslie Anne Wiggins

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Check It. Arcona Skin Care.

Arcona is my all-time favorite skin care line. I was introduced to it in college when suddenly the skin on my forehead broke out and nothing I tried was helping clear it up (maybe that's TMI, but Arcona helped). I've been a loyal fan ever since, recommending it to anyone I know who struggles to keep their skin spot-free. It's sold on their website, at their Santa Monica Studio, and at several beauty boutiques such as Planet Blue. The Toner Tea Bar is my favorite product, and the Magic White Ice and Mineral Magic hydrating mist follow closely behind.

Arcona was founded in Los Angeles in 1989 by a woman named Arcona. The products are natural, smell amazing, and actually work! Read more about it here.

What sparked an Arcona blog post, was an email I received this morning from them about a 50% off deal ($30 to $15) on the White Tea Eye Makeup Remover. I thought this would be a great first product to try for anyone who may be interested in the line.

The ARCONA Studio is located at 425 Broadway in Santa Monica.

-- Leslie Anne Wiggins

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