Owner Mark Zucchero has been outfitting the Hamptons with surf boards, skateboards and hoodies since 1996. But his wife is responsible for the playful selection of beauty products sprinkled around the shop. From bourbon body scrubs to 80's lifeguard sunscreen (hey, remember Zinka?), this Main Street store gives you quality entertainment while you shop shelves.

Retro beauty statement, anyone? Try streaking your face with this throwback SPF, a lifeguards and surfer staple in the Baywatch era. If you're not bold enough to wear neon Zinka ($7 each) on your nose, consider purple, blue or orange. 

This micro-fine sugar exfoliant is gentle enough for delicate, sensitive skin. The subtle grapefruit oil in FarmHouse Fresh's exfoliant ($25) makes each treatment a zesty citrus pleasure.

The graphic packaging says it all: a teensy bit of this concentrated clay-based mask goes a long way. The all-natural formula will tell you when it's finished cleansing your pores - you'll get that warm-yet-tingling facial sensation. How does it work? FarmHouse Fresh Pajama Paste ($20) contains a combo of active yogurt, bentonite clay, honey and oats that hydrate and purify skin.

Not sure what's better, the creamy sweet scents in the Voluspa Japonica collection ($18) or the embossed, scalloped glass you get to keep when the candle burns out (each lasts an impressive 50 hours). Choose from uncommon scents like Goji Tarocco Orange, Baltic Amber or Eden & Pear.

More country-themed goods from FarmHouse Fresh, a brand that made it onto Oprah's coveted "Favorite Things" list a few years ago. 

Housed in a burlap sack printed with "Mushed Up Stuff Is Better For You," the bourbon-inspired body scrub ($34) contains real Kentucky whiskey, along with just two other ingredients: brown sugar and rice bran oil. Your skin will drink up the oil - not the booze.

Organic sunscreen is an underachieving product category. They're usually watery or slimy. But this one gets it right. Coola water-resisitent sunscreen ($32) contains organic ingredients, potent chemical sun filters and a sweet mango scent. 

Another packaging win for FarmHouse Fresh. This creamy moisturizer ($26) pours out of a beautiful glass cruet that you might find on your grandmother's breakfast table. The box references the product's fresh tea biscuit scent with the message: "Our Cows Eat Cookies."

We preach diligent suncare at Beauty Blitz, so consider these hydrators ($20 each) fruity hydration for the evening. What each bottle (the Local Tanning Oil's cocoa blend, Islander's colada blend, the Traveler's Tahitian vanilla blend or the Tourist's banana daiquiri blend) lacks in sunscreen it makes up for with sweetly scented oils that nourish skin and add a touch of light scent.

They had us hooked with the monkey motif. But sunscreen is serious business, and Sun Bum sunscreens ($10-$18 each) are formulated specifically for people who live an outdoor lifestyle and need consistent, high-performing SPF. They've earned the Skin Cancer Foundation seal of approval and a place in our beach bag.