8 Beauty Products From the ’90s That Are Back and Better Than Ever

John Frieda Beach Blonde Sea Waves Sea Salt Spray ($10)

This texturizing spray was every landlocked teenage girl’s answer to looking like she just spent a day at the beach. It still uses salt to make that wavy-tousled look, but this version seems to create it with a little less “crunch.” 

AVON ANEW Clinical Extra Strength Retexturizing Peel ($25 for 30 pads)

This spring, AVON debuted three powerful anti-aging products that had previous places in the lineup. One of our favorites: an extra-strength version of its one-step peel pads. 

Essie Retro Revival ($9 per bottle)

This collection isn’t just limited to the ’90s—it spans 35 years and includes six of the top hits from the line. It’s only back for a short time right now, so snag them while you can.

Urban Decay Vice Lipstick ($17)

You probably already got wind of the new 100-shade Urban Decay Vice Lipstick launch in collaboration with Ruby Rose, but did you know that the mega lineup is actually a relaunch, reminiscent of the brand’s original ’90s lipstick packaging?

LA Looks Nutra Curl Gel ($3)

This well-known brand never really went away, but it might be time to take a second shot with the brand’s Nutra Curl. It’s formulated with avocado oil and makes curls soft and bouncy or sleek looks frizz-free.

HASK Hot Oil Treatment ($6)

If you didn’t delve into the world of hot oil hair treatments in the ’90s, you may not have fully experienced the decade. This spring HASK is bringing back the trend with an argan- and coconut oil version, both of which promise to give lackluster strands a major hydration boost.

Bath & Body Works Cucumber Melon Body Lotion ($13)

When Bath & Body Works discontinued the Cucumber Melon scent, it got a lot of backlash. This summer, starting June 6, the popular scent will be back in stores. Finally!

Lip Smacker Smoothie Chillerz ($2.50)

The Lip Smackers you loved have gotten a bit of a facelift, complete with a new look and a brand-new Smoothie Chillerz collection. And for the digital age: The exclusive Smoochie Club, where users can vote on new flavors, share personal stories and post.