Welcome Spring Beauty With These March Must-Have Products

There is nothing cuter than a monogram Vaseline tin with a bespoke lip balm purse to go with it! For $30, you can get this adorably chic leather keychain with a complimentary Vaseline — both stamped with your initials. The pouch comes in blue (my favorite), orange, and hot pink; and the Vaseline is offered in the original cocoa butter, aloe, and rose iterations. I plan to snap this onto my handbag for both its charm and the easy access for lip touch-ups.

Supposedly, signs of aging are a genetic gift from your maternal side. So if you want to know what your biggest concerns will be a few decades in the future, take a look at your mother and grandmother. Luckily, I don't have too many wrinkles in my future, but I am at risk for a sagging chin and neck. This silky formula ($65) is packed with potent anti-agers, including tetrapeptide-21. Peptides are known for their firming and tightening powers, and I swear that after smoothing this on, my double chin is reduced to just one.

I'm not usually one to fawn over a celebrity collaboration, with the great exception being anything Kate Moss does. The latest products from her Rimmel collection are especially good, and I love the Rimmel London Kate Nudes Lipstick ($10). This formula slides on extra smooth, and left my lips feeling moisturized. My favorites are the very light rose hues, which are both subtle and perfect for Spring.

After spritzing on musky vanilla-scented fragrances all Winter, nothing feels better than swapping out my stronger potions for a light, Spring alternative. This eau de toliette from Molton Brown ($65, available March 21 on moltonbrown.com) was inspired by a classic bridal bouquet, and wears like a posy of flowers when spritzed on skin. While most floral scents risk smelling juvenile, this potion is the complete opposite. Fresh, green top notes bloom into a vibrant heart of lily of the valley and magnolia, with an alluring touch of ylang ylang left behind for a luxurious finish. You’ll be instantly refreshed once the spray hits your pulse points, and when those around you get a whiff, you’ll be the center of attention.

I've always been a lover of matte liquid lipsticks, but some formulas are notorious for drying out your pout. Which is why I was super pumped to get my hands on this Ciaté liquid matte stain ($19) in Pin Up. The dusty berry hue is packed with color rich pigments to add a vibrant touch to any makeup look. It glides on like velvet and is enhanced with hyaluronic acid to plump and condition your pout. Your lip color won't fade of flake throughout a day of drinking coffee or a night of sipping cocktails.

I'm a major fangirl of Stila's Stay All Day Liquid Lipsticks ($24). The finish so gorgeous, and the shades remind me of the Kylie Lip Kit — but they cost less and you don't have to wake up at 6:00 a.m. to get them. This new hue for Spring, Baci, is a nude pink that is equal parts Bardot and, well, Kardashian.

I love when skin care brands create makeup products, because the formulas always feel amazing. La Mer's latest Limited-Edition Bronzing Powder ($85) does such with its soft-as-velvet texture. The large compact contains four colors — one light beige, two tans, and a peach that can be cocktailed to create your ideal, matte glow. It's the perfect apres-sun accessory when you want to fake it.

On nights when I want to feel supersexy and chic, I reach for this fragrance ($55, available March 8 on sephora.com). The unique notes of chocolate, buttered rum, and vetiver don't sound like they'd work together, but combined, they smell spicy and sensual — almost like a clove cigarette. Just one sniff will inspire you to layer on loads of smoldering black eyeliner, tousle your hair, and sway a stranger to order you a drink.

Neal's Yard of the UK is known for making products as naturally as possible, and that holds true for the Beauty Sleep Concentrate ($45). A few pumps of the rich, fragrant lotion before bedtime left my face looking dewy and fresh the next morning. The product has a refreshing smell too, thanks to essential oils and botanical extracts.

This week, my stylist and colorist announced big news: they were named the newest ambassadors for L'Oréal Professionnel. I've written about Anh Co Tran and Johnny Ramirez countless times — people went nuts for Anh's Lived-In haircut and Johnny's Instagram-worthy color — so hearing about their new role made me wonder what tricks they'd have up their sleeves with L''Oréal Professionnel in their lives. At a cocktail party to celebrate the partnership, Anh told me how he fell in love with the L'Oréal Professionnel Next Day Hair, a dry texurizing spray that gives your that tousled, texturized hair without the grit. You can easily pull your fingers through your hair after using it, and it never feels too matte or heavy.

Layering mascara formulas to get the perfect amount of lift, length, and volume is a time-consuming task. However, I’ve been able to retire juggling multiple tubes since I've used the new Dream Big Mascara ($16) from Pacifica. The brush is like a magic wand for your lashes — seriously. Unlike your typical spoolie, you can adjust the length and volume of this one with just a twist. You only need a few coats to achieve a faux-looking fringe as natural plant fibers hook on to your hairs to extend the length of your lashes. It's also packed with peptides and other natural ingredients to help strengthen your fringe.

I'm a bronzer babe, through-and-through. I know I should embrace my god-given color, but I love how I look with a tan! (A safe one.) The coolest part of the BareSkin Sheer Sun Serum Bronzer ($28) isn't the finish — which is the perfect Tahiti Tan — or that it's a serum chock-full of plant stem cells. It's the soft-focus effect the product creates after you apply it. Even the most timid bronzing rookies can get away with using this product, thanks to it's sheer finish.

I'm a big supporter of eating organic and using holistic beauty products, so I probably should've started using a natural toothpaste sooner. And even though I'm late to the party, I'm glad I made it by adding the Hello Extra Whitening Fluoride Toothpaste ($4) to my bathroom cabinet. I have noticed my teeth look whiter, and I'm obsessed with the subtly sweet mint flavor. And like I mentioned, it does this all without peroxides, dyes, artificial sweeterners, or preservatives.

Though it's not superlong, I find washing my hair to be a tedious chore. Philosophy's incredible special edition shampoo ($26) makes my perceived hassle worth it. After each shower, my mane is left with the iconic, clean-yet-floral scent of Amazing Grace perfume. This is exactly what you'd want freshly cleansed hair to smell like, and even better, the fragrance lasts for days. Every time you'll turn your head post-shampoo, you'll catch a whiff. It's like your hair is wearing perfume!

Common wisdom used to be that split ends meant it was time for a haircut, but not anymore, thanks to Living Proof Perfect Hair Day Fresh Cut Split End Mender ($24). The product can be applied to wet or dry hair, and I was already seeing an improvement on the texture of my own locks after just a few uses.

Palmer's original cocoa butter products are some of the first beauty items I bought and used in middle school (I remember classmates teasing me about my "glue stick" lip balm). And now the iconic line just got a 2016 makeover by launching a new line that incorporates coconut oil into its formulas. Out of the line of hand cream, body oil, and body butter, my favorite is the basic Palmer's Coconut Oil Formula Body Lotion ($8). It's less heavy than the OG version and has a hybrid coconut-cocoa butter smell that I find to be soothing. I put it on as soon as I exit the shower for max moisture and feel hydrated all day.

Cooling body products are typically associated with scorching skies and sunburn, but they actually come in handy before hot temps hit. This soothing gel from Dr. Jart's new Every Sun Day collection ($32, available in March on sephora.com) is a recipe for soft skin. The cooling aloe vera and cypress water mix hydrates and soothes any part of your body. I particularly love to pack some on my brows after an aggressive threading session, and to calm razor burn on my legs after dreaded Winter shaving.

"They wash their hair too much." Kevin Murphy wasn't hesitant to tell me what American women do wrong when it comes to their hair. The creator of his namesake brand recently launched the Repair-Me line, which consists of a wash, rinse, and no-foam product called "Restore" that is meant to replace both your shampooo and conditioner.

This range uses superfood proteins to help salvage "trashed" hair and also works wonders for curly hair — and my bleach-blond strands have been silky soft ever since I started using it. The key is that the proteins are in lipid form, so they don't leave the hair stiff or brittle, and they fit into the damaged areas of hair like "a key into a lock." (Most stylists suggest going easy on the protein due to the fact that it can actually damage the hair.)

The whole point of the Repair-Me range is that you won't have to cleanse your mane as much; you use the wash and rinse twice a week and Restore once a week. You should be fine without anything on the other days! (For pricing and availability, find them at your local salon.)

I've always considered myself a big mascara brush girl — but not anymore. Once I tried bareMinerals Lash Domination Volumizing Mascara with Petite Precision Brush ($19), I realized there was no going back. I defy you to find a wand and brush better suited for applying product to the little eyelashes in the corner of your eye.

Before I hit the Grammy Awards, I was treated to the COVERGIRL Glam Suite to get my makeup done before the big show. One of the first products put on my skin was Covergirl & Olay's Simply Ageless Anti-Aging Primer ($13). I know drugstore products can make big claims and not deliver (at times), but seriously, this primer feels like a serum but delivers the airbrush effect of a primer. It's like ironing wrinkles out of a bedsheet . . . but your face is the sheet, and you don't have to worry about burning anything.