I am really fond of the Black Amethyist.

Isle of Dogs is just the BEST!! I use the Root Lift to give my dog's topknot extra body. One trick I learned was to use the black shampoo on my white dog. I know it sounds all wrong, but it works beautifully. Don't do it all the time, but once in a while the black shampoo picks up the black tips in his coat and the contrast makes the white color stand out even more.

I've used the Wexler Acne Treatment as well as the Wexler Anti-Aging line and I like most of the products, but have mixed feelings on some of the others.
As far as the acne line goes, the exoliating cleanser does a great job at scrubbing, but it doesn't help much with acne unless you use it with another cleanser (at least for me). The exfoliating glyco-peel system for acne is okay, but the pads tend to dry out pretty quickly and the first step tends to leave a residue on my face.
While I have not had spectacular results with it, I know many people who have. The thing is, everyone's skin chemistry is different, and not everything works to the same degree on everyone.
The nice thing is that Bath and Body Works offers a 100% return policy. You should always wait one month before making any decisions on a product when you change your skin care regimen, as it takes some time for full effects to be seen.
And the starter kits are very affordably priced, and defintely have an edge on other expensive acne treatment systems. I've also heard a great deal of praise from the Murad line that you can get at the flagship stores.
Remember, everyone's skin is different, but you have nothing to lose with the 100% return policy. Give it a try!

Try in the C.O.Bigelow line either the Dr. Hiosous hand cream or the Derma Remedy Hand cream (virtually fragrance free). Both work really well.

Fekkai smooth creme (the white one). the product line is really amazing. also there are some products in the coiff line that work great.

It's all personally preference! I really like the Dipped Strawberry and the Black Cherry.

Look Ma New Hands is the best

I have really thick frizzy hair, and I've found that hair serums really help. The trick is to only apply it to your tips and underside of your hair, or it makes your hair look greasy.

try the vloumizing line from fekkai, it will help witht he fullness, and then use the glosssing cream or shine mist to make the hair smoother. the combination of both should help : )

I'm a big fan of Lay it on Thick. It's packed with shea butter, and super-thick, so it stays where you put it. There's also a body wash, I haven't tried that, but I bet using the two together would help a lot.