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Oh, we're not done yet. It has high pigment (duh, see above!), high shine, no bleeding, and a precise ~reservoir tip~ that actually hugs the curves of your lips for even application! Plus, it's loaded with vitamin E, shea butter, and aloe-leaf extract for ample moisture. Slayage all around!
Promising review: "I'm into coral lipsticks and this one (Power Up) is very vibrant, bright, and beautiful. I don't usually wear glosses but this is so richly pigmented and such a gorgeous shade that it's my new favorite lip product. It's not patchy, like most glosses. It lays down the pigment evenly and my own dark, pigmented lip color does not show through. It's a winner for me. Also very soft and soothing to the lips, like a balm." —AKN
Get it from Amazon for $8.25+ (available in 12 colors).
*Obviously, all skin tones can still wear it. But um, as a powerful, dark-skinned beauty influencer, it makes sense that she prioritizes herself and her fellow babes in her work. That's all.
Promising review: "I own several of the ABH palettes including Soft Glam and the Mario ones. The Jackie Aina one set the standard of what palette should be. I can easily use every color without having to think about laying down the right primer first to get it to show up on my deep brown skin. And the colors blend beautifully into one another! I’m so grateful that she took the opportunity to create this amazing eyeshadow palette!" —BikLadyChemist
Get it from Urban Outfitters or Sephora for $45.
Promising review: "Most jelly highlighters tend to be sticky and mess up your foundation, but this one blends like silk into your skin. What I love most about this highlighter is that it's buildable. I am so glad I purchased both shades." —Jaz Up My Style
Get it from Walmart for $7.94 (available in two shades).
I usually hate clay masks because they're cumbersome to work with and leave my skin feeling a little stripped, but wow, I'm actually a fan of this Pore Proof mask. My skin was personally BABY SOFT (my bet is on the soothing licorice extract in this!) after I washed it off, and a tinted face oil that kept balling up upon application went on smoothly the next day — so yeah, I totally believe this clay mask gave my skin the deep cleanse it really needed.
Get them from Ulta: Pore Proof Perfecting Clay Mask for $43, Overnight Star Sleeping Mask for $43, and Cold Brew Eye Recovery Stick for $28.
The three different masks are:
–Flaunt It, a retexturing and rejuvenating mask with watermelon, mango, kiwi extract, and glycolic acid to leave skin super smooth, plump, and dewy
–Own It, a balancing and purifying mask with aloe vera juice, turmeric, sodium hyaluronate, and pineapple
–Love It, a brightening, plumping, and firming mask with papaya, niacinamide, and witch hazel, and two powerhouse vitamins (C and B3)
Promising review: "Alright, I was skeptical. Let's be real, most people probably skip putting lotion on their butt every day, like they do the rest of their body (if they even do that every day). This is an excellent way to get a soft bottom, and QUICK! The results are pretty much instant. The skin is softer and it does help with texture by bringing in some nourishment to your bum. I am not confident that the other masks really plump and lift the butt over time, but I am confident that they give your butt the extra attention they deserve that they've been lacking. You use your butt all day long, and it gets probably the least attention on your body. This is a super easy way to give it some extra love and make it just as soft as your legs after a fresh shave and a lotion up! I really enjoy these and I hope these end up being a permanent edition at Sephora." —EndofaneraADTR
Get them from Sephora for $8 each.
Promising review: "I can't get over how great this collab is! Let me start by saying I don't even eat Halo Top, so I'm not biased towards their brand. But this packaging with the adorable little ice cream cartons is just the cutest thing I've ever seen from any makeup brand packaging! Then you get to the colors, and WOW, the color payoff is AMAZING! The formula itself is so soft and creamy and soooo easy to work with. It's very blendable and buildable. One swipe gets you glitter and shine without too much color, but each swipe adds more and more color. Just keep building until you get the color you want. I'm in love with the whole range of colors and after playing with all of them I know I can fit these into my makeup looks to add some serious color and shine. Everything from the moment you open the package to actually applying the eyeshadows is fun and enjoyable. I highly recommend this collab, if you're on the fence get it, you won't regret it. #NotSponsored" —Jen
Get the entire collection from ColourPop for $38, or each individual flavor (which includes two Super Shocks shadows) for $12 each: Mint Chip, Birthday Cake, Strawberry, and Rainbow Swirl.
Promising review: "I have combo/oily skin and expected this to break apart very easily, however it lasted beautifully and made my skin look glowy but not oily. Definitely a long-wearing foundation. 10/10." —konjeviiic
Get the foundation from Sephora for $35 (available in 50 shades) and primer for $32.
Promising review: "Makes my eyebrows look full without looking fake. My current favorite." —Littleangelica5
Get it from Sephora for $20 (available in 14 shades).
Promising review (for the D.N.A Hydrating Protein Sheet Mask): 'I have been missing my seven to eight hours of sleep and have not been drinking enough water for the past two days, and immediately everything resurfaces in my face: redness, texture, dry and dehydrated skin...I am telling you this was my savior! The serum is thick and sheet mask fits on my face well. I even put the leftover serum on a mini bottle, covered it up, and used it in the morning because there was sooo much left, even after putting some on my neck and in my hands. I woke up with plumped, hydrated, and glowing skin. I will repurchase again in the future." —Mickey
Get individual masks from Walgreens for $1.99+ each, five-packs from Soko Glam for $9.95, and ten-packs from Amazon for $19.90.
Other products available include the US Exclusive Edition of their N.M.F Intensive Hydrating Toner.
Promising review: "This toner is seriously SOOO hydrating and lovely. It feels a bit sticky upon application, but once you layer on your other skincare items, it absorbs nicely into your skin. I have combo skin (an oily T-zone, but prone to extreme dryness as well), and this toner helped me get rid of that tight, dried-out skin feeling! I highly recommend to anyone looking for a hydrating, absorbant product. For those with less problematic skin, this toner can even double as a essence or light moisturizer." —Tongxue
Get it from Sephora for $33.
Like the original Avocado Melt Sleeping Mask, these products are geared towards drier skin types and also contain the original key ingredients — avocado, which is rich in antioxidants and nourishing properties, and PHA, which provides gentle exfoliation that's typically less harsh than AHA and BHA.
Promising review (for the Eye Sleeping Mask): "I have really dry, sensitive skin all over my face. My struggle with eye creams is that I try to look for more nourishing formulas to help my dehydrated skin, and then end up getting milia from most products. This eye cream has been a dream. It goes on silky smooth and is really cooling and pleasant when I first put it on. I've been too scared of peeling and irritation to try retinol products in general, and this eye mask has been really gentle and hydrating. I have major dark circles as well and I feel like my eye area has been a lot brighter since using it. It also helps my concealer go on smoothly without caking. Absolutely love this and can't recommend highly enough." —Eterniti
Get both from Sephora for $42: Sleeping Mask and Eye Sleeping Mask.
Despite my general qualms with gender-specific skincare products (and their color offerings, lol), the International Dermal Institute says that men's skin is actually structurally thicker (specifically 25% more than women's), thanks to higher testosterone levels.
This brush only takes 60 seconds for a complete, two-part cleanse:
–Daily Cleanse: 40-second deep cleansing of skin and bear to clean away oil, sweat, and grime
–Power Cleanse: 20-second cleanse to clear buildup on skin and soften beard, reduce nicks and razor bumps, preparing facial hair for a smoother, closer shave
Promising review: "After purchasing the Clinique brush and the Clarisonic Alpha Fit, my personal opinion is this is the best brush. The bristles feel amazing against the skin or stubble. After a couple of days of usage I can see my pores have gotten smaller and my breakouts have decreased." —Boogie
Get the brush from Amazon for $99, and charcoal brush head replacement for $29.
Let's break it down a little further, literally. Bis-aminopropyl Diglycol Dimaleate is the key ingredient here that finds single sulfur hydrogen bonds and crosslinks them back together to form disulfide bonds (broken via chemical, thermal, and mechanical processes including brushing and combing the hair!). Basically, your hair will feel stronger and hopefully break less often with this bb!
Promising review: "Move over Moroccanoil, there is a new player in town. Where to start? First the packaging is SO CUTE. Also there's much less spillage than the tiny Moroccanoil that does not have a dosing dispenser, which means I always end up wasting a lot. This is very lightweight — I've used it probably 10 times, and I cannot overuse to the point where my hair feels greasy. I have used to tame my finnicky greys and flyaways, and I love the smell — it's not the same as No. 3, but I like it so much more." —JMGDubs
Get it from Sephora for $28.
Promising review: "It feels like an oil-free formula and is phenomenal for someone like me with oilier skin. It does not foam, which is sort of the point of this one. It’s a formula dupe for Glossier Milky Jelly, but honestly with the watermelon-infused scent, I’ve sort of put my Glossier on the shelf and am using this cleanser religiously. It’s so gentle but hydrating, and I follow up with the Water Gel Moisturizer. E.l.f. is coming for Glossier in the biggest way, and even though I do love Glossier, I am still here for it. I’d love for e.l.f. to expand the Jelly Pop collection with JP versions of other products they already have, like a Jelly Pop Glow Up Primer Serum? That would be so incredible. Maybe some watermelon-infused Booster Drops too, please! I just bought Jelly Pop backups because I am so obsessed that I already can’t imagine running out of this collection. Love, love, love." —Juliaeee
Get it from E.l.f Cosmetics or Ulta for $5 to 10 each, or you can snag a Jelly Pop Mini Kit with the Dew Primer, Face & Eye Gloss in Icy Pop, and Juicy Gloss in Cherry Pop for $15.
I'm already obsessed with this cream and can 100% personally attest that it really does melt down. Because of that, you can use it during the day too, and it'll blend in seamlessly underneath your makeup. According to Tatcha, the Japanese white peony used in this cream is harvested in Niigata, Japan, and its silky petals help strengthen the skin barrier function (hence the "seal").
Promising review: "This eye cream is literally like no other! My under eyes have never looked more hydrated and awake! I love that the product goes from a solid and melts while applying, since this gives me more control to get it into my targeted eye area (hyperpigmentation in my inner corner) and under my brows. This eye cream gives you instant results unlike any other eye cream I own! Best of all it works perfectly under makeup!" —MUBFVixen
Promising review (for the Shimmering Skin Perfector): "I previously owned Champagne Pop when it first launched and it was always my go-to. I don’t know why after I hit pan I never repurchased it, but after seeing this in the collector's edition packaging I have fallen in love with it all over again. This pigmentation is unreal! I feel that this is a universal highlight that flatters every skin tone. A definite must-have staple product in my makeup collection." —kimmie23
Get the collection from Sephora: Glow Lip Gloss for $22, Glow Silk Highlighter Drops for $32, Shimmering Skin Perfector for $39, Glow Dust Highlighter for $42, and Glow Body Stick for $48.
Just leave on for five to seven minutes depending on desired intensity, and then rinse thoroughly!
Get them from Sephora for $7 (mini size) or $28 (standard size). Available in seven shades — five for light to medium blonde hair (Champagne, Platinum, Rose Gold, Hibiscus, and Aquamarine), and two for light brown to dark brown hair (Bordeaux and Cocoa).
Clean also extends to their packaging, which is eco-friendly and made with forest-certified paper boxes, soy ink, and recyclable plastic and glass containers!
Promising review (for the Miracle Seed Essence): "This product gives me hope that going natural doesn’t mean having to sacrifice efficacy! After using it for a few weeks, my skin feels softer, looks smoother, and is brighter than it's ever been! I’ve even been comfortable occasionally going without foundation after using. I also so enjoy actually USING this. The cotton they give you is unprocessed but thick, so it doesn’t fall apart, and the glass bottle feels so luxurious. The product itself absorbs well without being oily or sticky, smells clean and wonderful, and most importantly doesn’t make my skin red or irritated after. I’ve never used a product like this, but will DEFINITELY be adding it to my routine from now on." —cacacasey
Get everything from Sephora for $6+, including the 7-Seed Nourishing Cleansing Oil for $30, Alpine Berry Water Cream for $40, and Miracle Seed Essence for $58.
Promising review: "It's been less than a week using this product and I can't remember my face ever looking better. My skin is very sensitive with mild rosecea and retinol is either too irritating for it, or it can only be used in very small, almost useless doses. But after just a few days of use, my skin is smooth, plump, and clear, and even the redness of my rosecea is calmed (which no product in three decades has EVER done for me). I was skeptical of trying Bakuchiol at first since it's a newer, buzzy find, but the noticeable are results blew me away. A must-have for sensitive skin types avoiding retinol, and it's also the lowest priced retinol I've found." —Tosha9011
Get it from Sephora for $9.99.
Other new launches include: Alpha Arbutin ($11.99) and Niacinamide ($6.99).
According to a press release, "Urban Decay conducted a nationwide consumer search to match foundations with every skin tone. The brand visited prominent markets across the country to test the foundation, hosting a pop-up photoshoot where consumers could stop in for professional shade matching."
Promising review: "This foundation surprised me so much. When I first touched the formula, it felt so thin and as I applied it on my face, it layered really nicely and didn’t get patchy at all. Creams went nicely on top and I looked matte, but with a healthy glow. This type of flexible matte didn’t soak up all the moisture off my skin, and I feel like I can easily move my face without it feeling stiff. I have combination skin and I get oily in my T-zone, but I look nice and matte with this. —Leydaglam
Get it from Sephora for $39 (available in 50 shades — broken down by nine shade intensities, three mastertones, and seven undertones).
The Stay Naked Collection also includes Stay Naked Correcting Concealer (available in 25 shades) and Stay Naked Pro Customizer.
Promising review: "This really works. When it says GRIP, it grips. I wear glasses all day long and work in an office. They fall down a lot, and I push them back up a lot. I also have a phone pressed to my face most of the day. My makeup doesn’t budge. It has helped with the oiliness in my T-zone as well. Keeps my skin looking better and for longer." —Kait90
Get it from Sephora for $39.
The color payoff on these is legit, and you only have to leave these in for three to five minutes. I've been using Fuschia and it really stays, so I can do a totally non-color wash and still have brilliant color — which generally makes me feel better about causing less damage. Just make sure to wear disposable gloves when applying, because they will stain your hands for a bit!
Promising review: "It definitely boosts my dyed hair color (Bubblegum Rose), so I don't have to re-dye it as often as I used to. I have sensitive, dry skin, especially on my scalp, but this conditioner hasn't irritated it at all and I've even found myself with less scalp issues after using this for about two weeks. I can't recommend this conditioner enough!" —Nicole Sanacore
Get it from Lime Crime for $16 (available in six shades: Blue, Fuchsia, Peach, Pink, and Purple as well as a clear, Universal shade). And get the full-coverage Unicorn Hair Semi-Permanent Dyes for $16 at Lime Crime or Ulta.
Promising review: "I'm not really a fan of the smell of tea tree, but this product was very effective! My husband's dandruff cleared up in about five days. I was initially skeptical about a spray-on hair mask, but would buy again if my husband or I needed to treat a dry scalp." —MLC
Get it from Target for $9.99.
It really does feel like skincare, since it's formulated with sacha inchi oil, squalane, hyaluronic acid, and vitamin E. Yay, hydration!
Promising review (for the shade Sunset Sky): "I don’t really use blush, but when I have, it’s always been powder. I’m also super afraid of orange. When I saw Sunset Sky though, I knew I had to get it. First off, the packaging is like, super cute. It’s the size of a nail polish bottle and you can really just carry it anywhere without it taking up space in your bag. Application is...marvelous. It blends super well. I use a brush, but fingers also work. It’s such a pretty shade. When they say a little goes a long way, a little really truly does go a long way! One full drop for me is actually way too much for both cheeks. The finish is definitely dewy and doesn’t look oily at all, and feels super comfortable on my skin. It also looks really nice on the eyes and lips. I’ve had this for a few weeks now and every time I put on makeup, this goes on too. Absolutely love! Can’t wait to get my hands on the other colors!" —Marie N.
Get them from Em Cosmetics for $25 each (available in four shades).
Just avoid your roots and lightly mist dry hair from mid-shaft to ends!
Get it from Ulta for $7.99.
Get the collection from HipDot for $18+, which includes an SpongeBob Everything Set and Limited Edition Collectors Box.
Promising review: "I am a longtime user of the original Lala. I have type 1 rosacea with super sensitive skin and have a list of ingredients as long as my arm that turn me red, burn, and/or break me out. I've always wanted to incorporate a product that contains ceramides into my skin care regimen, but have never found one that doesn't also contain one or more of my triggers. I ordered the new version of Lala as soon as Sephora got it and have used it for the past couple of days. My skin feels even softer and calmer than it did with the old Lala. The texture is very similar to the original, just slightly fluffier/lighter, which I am loving. I used to have to 'melt' the original between two fingers and pat onto my face to distribute it properly without using too much. But I can dot this on like a regular moisturizer much more easily. IMO, ceramides were the one thing missing from the DE line, so I'm thrilled they've been added to a moisturizer I already know my skin loves. For me this is a big improvement all the way around!" —Winthrop44
Get it from Sephora for $60.
Promising review: "This mist actually hydrates your skin and the added probiotic ingredients leaves a nice healthy glow. Love it!" —Rachel
Get the Moisture Boost from Target for $18.99 and Chill Mist for $16.99. Also available at Sweet Chef Skincare.
For more info on how to use the set and other tips/tricks, check out VERB's website!
Promising review (for the Reset Clarifying Shampoo): "This shampoo is really good. I have long, thin, and color-treated hair and it did not strip my hair or make it excessively dry. It can be hard to find a good clarifying shampoo for color-treated hair that actually gets hair clean. I use dry shampoo in between washes and my scalp can get pretty oily, but this shampoo takes care of it and more. I do recommend following up with a moisturizing mask afterwards." —programmer08
Get them from Sephora or Urban Outfitters for $16 each: Reset Clarifying Shampoo, Reset Repairing Hair Mask, and Reset Sealing Mist. You can also get the entire full-sized set (plus their iconic Ghost Oil!) from Sephora for $48 (valued at $72).
Promising review: "Such a great highlighter for all complexions to use. It leaves a natural glow." —DPrettyHaitian1
Get it from Tarte for $16.
FYI, these work on ~all~ hair types!
Get them from Bumble and bumble for $32 each: Glow Bond-Building Styler, Glow Blow Dry Accelerator, and Glow Thermal Protection Mist.
The reviews used in this post have been edited for length and clarity.