Beauty Spots - NYTimes.com THE higher temperatures climb, the less makeup we want to wear. An increasingly popular category, radiance lotions, represents one answer for a no-fuss beauty solution for these sweltering months. You don't even have to do the work of matching up a shade to your skin tone: they each come in a hue designed to work with all complexions. Argan oil from Morocco has already captivated the hair industry. The model Josie Maran is such a fan that she uses it as the base for several cosmetics, like Argan Illuminizer ($28, josiemarancosmetics.com), an illuminator infused with a hint of bronze. The oil makes skin moist and elastic, she promises, reducing inflammation and minimizing fine lines. Like everything by her brand, the lotion is also free of parabens, sulfates and synthetic fragrances and dyes. Trademarked beads called Bronzebursts, which pop when you massage them and give the skin a subtle sun-kissed radiance, are the stars in Soap & Glory Glow Job Daily Radiance Moisture Lotion ($25, sephora.com), a long-lasting lotion from the beauty line of Marcia Kilgore, who also founded Bliss. Sweet orange-peel oil and vanilla make using it an aromatherapy experience. As its name suggests, Burberry Fresh Glow ($48, saks.com), a lightweight moisturizer, leaves the face with a natural luminous appearance. It can be mixed with foundation for those who need more coverage, and it contains wild rose extract, adding a boost of vitamin C. And it works triple duty as a highlighter around the cheek or brow bones and an illuminator on top of other makeup.