Lazy Girl vs. The Great Outdoors

And we're not talking about underwear! Amp up your attack on creepy crawlies with a bug repelling device that vaporizes natural sprays. The army-approved gadget, seen here, keeps blood-suckers away for up to fifteen feet.

Hammacher Schlemmer Military Mosquito Coutnermeasure, $34.95; hammacher.com

The lazy girl's must-have hair item for plug-free primping is, of course, dry shampoo. But shrewd outdoor babes will opt exclusively for non-aerosol formulas, so that they can treat greasy strands covertly (without any telltale spray noises escaping from their tents).

Oscar Blandi Pronto Dry Shampoo, $19; amazon.com

Camp fires are great for roasting marshmallows, but for a lazy girl's tent, nothing is as fail-safe as a lantern with rechargeable batteries. Plus, this expanding light can be dimmed for when you and your boyfriend are performing, um, tick checks.

L.L. Bean Rechargeable Pop-Up Lantern, $49.95; llbean.com

Whether you're on a weekend-long trek or going for a day hike, stash a pint-sized bristle brush in your pack to (secretly) smooth out strands when you need a touch-up. Extra bonus? A vigorous scalp brush is an easy way to stimulate the senses, sans shower.

Fekkai Travel Brush, $55; fekkai.com

Between bug spray, gobs of sunscreen, and muggy air, the last thing you'll want on your mug is a heavy moisturizer. Opt for a light, oil-free facial formula that will hydrate your skin. Look for straight-from-nature ingredients like botanical root extracts to score an even healthier-looking glow.

Keihl's Ultra Facial Oil-Free Lotion, $24.50; kiehls.com

You might be dressed in solid, simple threads, but show your true colors with a boho-print chair. Just remember to slather up with SPF before basking in the sun!

Yellow Goddess Chair, $19.99; costplusworldmarket.com

When you're skipping your daily eye-brightening makeup routine, be sure to depuff bags and minimize under-eye-circles with a roll-on gel. A few quick passes under each eye will make it look like you weren't up all night worrying about bears and wandering woodsmen.

Vichy Aqualia Thermal Eye Roll-On Fortifying De-Puffing Hydrogel, $28.50; vichyusa.com

Lazy girls need not be stinky girls. While appreciating nature, stick to an aluminum-free, B.O.-busting wipe to keep your underarms surprisingly shower-fresh.

Crystal Essence Body Deodorant Towelettes, $2.99; drugstore.com

The best way to protect your gams from big bites and poison ivy (while hiding any signs of rugged, outgrown leg hair)? A pair of sweat-wicking, lightweight pants. Lazy girls should opt for ones with drawcord-hems, so that they can adjust the length as needed. A handy feature when you're likely going to forget to pack shorts.

Lululemon Studio Pant II, $98; lululemon.com