72 Fall Beauty Launches We'd Stand in Line to Buy

The product: Christophe Robin Cleansing Purifying Scrub With Sea Salt ($51)

Why we want it: You've pampered your body with a detoxifying scrub — why not give your scalp the same treatment? This exfoliating cleansing paste uses sea salt to promote blood circulation for healthier, stronger hair. Try this after a visit to the salon — it'll buff away any stray dye while it soothes itching.

The product: Nip+Fab Viper Venom Frown Fix ($13)

Why we want it: We're not ready to succumb to Botox and fillers just yet. This easy-to-use brush pen uses Syn-ake and Grant-X to smooth and relax fine lines, while hyaluronic acid keeps skin looking hydrated and radiant. After just one use, our omnipresent forehead furrow appears noticeably shallower. Try it under makeup or as an on-the-go quick fix!

The product: Hairstory New Wash ($40)

Why we want it: This detergent-free shampoo doesn't lather up and slip through your strands like your other products. But once you get past that, you'll fall in love with the formula. It removes residue without harshly stripping your hair, rendering your conditioner totally unnecessary. You'll notice your mane is softer and healthier right away. You might even be able to wash less frequently! Just be sure to rinse thoroughly — because there's no foam, it can be hard to tell when your hair is completely clean.

The product: Wander Beauty Flash Focus Hydrating Foundation ($40)

Why we want it: Many stick foundations we've tried have been too chalky or too greasy to find a permanent place in our stash. This creamy formula strikes the perfect balance. Available in five shades, the product covers imperfections and dark circles without masking healthy skin.

The product: Burt's Bees Lipstick ($9)

Why we want it: We don't go anywhere without stuffing a Burt's Bees balm in our pocket, but some occasions call for a fancier lip. The lightweight pigment boasts moringa and red raspberry seed oils to keep your pout nourished and is available in 14 shades, from neutral to deep berry. The formula is 100 percent natural!

The product: 3Lab Antiaging Eye Lift ($400)

Why we want it: No matter which (or how many) eye concerns you have, this luxe formula tackles them all. Ingredients like Ephemer, a brown macroalgae-derived antioxidant, firm and brighten the delicate skin, while peptides smooth away fine lines.

The product: H&M x Balmain Fragrance ($40)

Why we want it: The clothing collection sold out in less than 24 hours, but this December you'll have a chance to get the last item in the H&M x Balmain collection. This fragrance is a blend of white jasmine, cedar, and sandalwood. It smells like the inside of Kim Kardashian's closet (at least, that's what we like to imagine).

The product: Kopari Organic Coconut Melt ($32)

Why we want it: It's easier to list what's not in the Kopari coconut line. It's got no sulfates, silicones, or parabens. It's just pure island vacation goodness in a jar. As you already know, coconut oil is a skin savior you can use on everything from chapped lips to ashy ankles. Keep this jar at the vanity and finally take your other canister back to the kitchen.

The product: Trilogy CoQ10 Booster Oil ($44)

Why we want it: Just because you believe in all-natural lifestyle doesn't mean you don't need an antiaging beauty regimen. This product from Trilogy is USDA organic and is packed with antioxidants. The combination is a mix of pomegranate, blueberry, chia, and strawberry seed oils that brightens and moisturizes the skin.

The product: Birchbox LOC Ultimate Collection ($46)

Why we want it: Yes, you read that right. The OG of subscription boxes launched a line of original makeup products this Fall. The brand collaborated with Tati Westbrook of YouTube fame to create a collection of chubby sticks. This kit comes with three matte lipsticks and eye shadows.

The product: Palmer's Skin Therapy Cleansing Oil ($9)

Why we want it: Since we converted to a double cleansing routine, our skin has started to glow. The good news: you don't have to rely on luxury brands for this Asian-inspired skin care product anymore. Palmer's has an affordable version that combines grapeseed, jojoba, and rosehip oils for a deep precleansing treatment. Take your time to massage in the product to remove all traces of stubborn mascara and longwear lipstick.

The product: bareMinerals bareSkin Sheer Sun Serum Bronzer ($35)

Why we want it: Confession: we love a fake bake, especially once the Summer tan has worn off. This lightweight bronzer is one of the most natural products we've tried for face. The brush allows you to buff on the color in an even cast. Just don't forget to rub product on your ears and neck, too! We've even been known to use a little on our hands to help with the illusion of a beach glow.

The product: Colbert MD Illumino Anti-Aging Brightening Mask ($110 for five masks)

Why we want it: We like to put on a sheet mask before every important event (especially date night). This particular treatment has a combination of lactic acid and vitamin C to brighten the skin in 15 minutes, meaning we need less foundation and concealer.

The product: Kat Burki Restorative Dual Acid Peel ($125)

Why we want it: This peel has a combination of glycolic and salicylic acid to remove the top layer of dull and dead skin cells. After about five minutes, you can rinse the gel off, but we like to sit in the treatment for a full 20 minutes (#hardcore). The results — glowing skin and dried up pimples — are addictive.

The product: Elizabeth Arden Eight Hour Cream All-Over Miracle Oil ($28)

Why we want it: Every makeup artist we know has a tube of Elizabeth Arden Eight Hour Cream stashed in the kit for moisturizing cracked lips. Now the brand is adding a grapeseed, avocado, and olive concoction to the iconic skin care lineup. This spritz is the perfect prescription for women who feel the original Eight Hour product is too heavy, and it smells bright and floral.

The product: Strivectin Advanced Retinol Intensive Night Moisturizer ($112)

Why we want it: Any dermatologist will tell you that retinol is the holy grail of beauty treatments. This power ingredient charges cell turnover, erases fine lines, and helps hyperpigmentation. The only down side? It's sensitive to sunlight. By putting retinol in a nighttime formula, Strivectin has increased the efficacy and minimized the side effects.

The product: Kevyn Aucoin The Contour Book The Art of Sculpting + Defining Volume II ($65)

Why we want it: If you could condense your entire makeup routine into one palette, it would be this comprehensive kit from Kevyn Aucoin. This booklet has everything except foundation. There's bronzers, highlighters, and eye shadow. We also like to use the Ruddy Earth shade as eyeliner.

The product: Alterna Caviar Antiaging Moisture Intense Oil Creme Pre-shampoo Treatment ($35)

Why we want it: When you have dry hair (which is every girl we know in Winter), maintaining moisture starts even before you add water. This pre-poo treatment has a mix of abyssinian, avocado, and olive oils to hydrate hair. Plus, the ingredients help protect your color from the harsh detergents in shampoo.

The product: Kevin Murphy Doo.Over ($28)

Why we want it: Yes, we love dry shampoo to refresh second-day hair. But our one gripe about the powdery product is the hold — there is none! This new spray from Australian brand Kevin Murphy dries up excess oil to give you volume, but it also has ingredients to help your hairstyle maintain its shape.

The product: Origins Single Serve Mask Pods ($4)

Why we want it: Travel season doesn't end after Labor Day. Holiday season also requires a lot of globetrotting, so we'll be packing these individual masks in our carry-on. All your Origins favorites like Drink Up and Clear Improvement now come in one-time treatments. So you can multimask easily without wasting the entire jar.

Available: Oct. 23, 2015, at Sephora.com

The product: Make Up For Ever Lash Show ($18 each)

Why we want it: Make Up For Ever is the favorite brand of professionals for special-effects makeup and spooky Halloween looks. This season there will be 50 new false lash styles available, including individuals, clusters, and full strips. The styles range from natural to extreme purple.

Available: Late October 2015

The product: T3 PROi ($350)

Why we want it: This blow dryer was built for the professionals, who could have up to six clients a day. If it can handle that kind of use, it will last forever styling your strands once every other morning. It comes with two nozzles, and it has a cool lock button, so you can smooth your blowout without having to hold your finger on the trigger.

The product: Lipstick Queen Seven Deadly Sins Lip Gloss ($24 each)

Why we want it: Lip gloss is coming back from the '90s beauty trend graveyard. We've been testing out high-shine formulas for a few months now, and this Lipstick Queen version is silky without being sticky. Each shade is inspired by one of the deadly sins from lust (brick red) to envy (deep purple). The new trend is much more pigmented than the original. In fact, you can wear this color alone without liner or lipstick with the same color payoff.

The product: Aveda Shampure Dry Shampoo ($30)

Why we want it: We first spotted this new dry shampoo backstage at New York Fashion Week. This powder puffs out onto your roots without any aerosol action (which means it's better for the environment). Plus, the oil-absorbing product is over 99 percent natural.

The product: 7 Wonders Himalayan Camellia Pore Minimizing Mask ($6)

Why we want it: Sheet masks are another beauty import from Asia that we love having stateside. This single-use treatment is saturated in serum that shrinks pores and brightens the complexion. We keep ours in the fridge to add an extra element of tightening.

The product: Aerin Berlin Nights Lipstick ($34)

Why we want it: Aerin Lauder teamed up with the Neue Galerie Design Shop to create this true-red lipstick inspired by the '20s woman of Berlin. Just like in the US, the "modern" girl was devoted to having fun. She wore the bob and crimson lips as a sign of independence. While we love the history lesson, the shiny lip product and gold case were enough to entice us to buy.

The product: Erborian Precision Mask Applicator ($19)

Why we want it: We keep a close eye on South Korean beauty trends, and the skin care brush is one that keeps coming up. This tool is like a rubber spatula that helps you get an even layer for all your treatment masks. Plus it keeps from getting oils from your fingers in the jar, making your products hygienic.

The product: Oribe Côte d'Azur Luminous Hair and Body Oil ($68)

Why we want it: First of all, this bottle is going to look so glamorous on our bathroom counter next to the candles and gold lipstick tubes. Inside the beautiful flask is a potent oil mist that smells of sandalwood and jasmine. It's a great substitute for perfume in the cool months.

The product: Eos Body Lotion ($6)

Why we want it: Eos lip balm is already a drugstore favorite of ours, and this Fall, the brand is revamping the body lotion range. The two new scents are light on the nose, meaning you can still layer fragrance on top. And the blend of vitamin E and shea butter gets rid of ashy elbows.

The product: Flower Pumped Up Petals Frame Cosmetic Bag ($7)

Why we want it: This Fall, Drew Barrymore's cosmetics line is extending the collection to include makeup bags. The floral print is a no-brainer, and the size is perfect for your overnight or weekender bag.

The product: Estée Lauder Re-Nutriv Ultimate Diamond Transformative Energy Eye Crème ($250)

Why we want it: Besides the gorgeous gold packaging that would look stellar on the vanity? This luxurious cream increases collagen production by up to 200 percent in about three days. Meanwhile, 24K gold and sea pearls give an illuminating quality to the area, making your dark circles and wrinkles look significantly better.

The product: Avon Anew Power Serum ($40)

Why we want it: Some women refuse to mix up their beauty routines. They're devoted to one brand or one product. Adding this serum to your mix of moisturizer doesn't require cheating on your favorite staple. You can just put a few pumps of this serum in the product you're already using to get extra line-reducing power.

The product: Illamasqua Radiance Veil ($45)

Why we want it: When we first opened this primer jar, we were intimidated by the sparkly cream. One application with a stippling brush made us into a disco ball (think Twilight vampire glittering situation). But once we applied foundation on top, everything was glowing — in a good way.

The product: Giorgio Armani Beauty Contouring Powder Brush ($90)

Why we want it: To celebrate the 15th birthday of the brand, Giorgio Armani Beauty is launching a new collection of Maestro brushes that were made in Japan. Each bristle is examined and shaped to match the face's contours. This circular tool is our favorite because it's fitted to apply highlighter and contour just where you want it — meaning no shimmering fallout under your eyes.

The product: Charlotte Tilbury Mini Miracle Eye Wand ($45)

Why we want it: Any beauty editor or makeup artist knows that the key to flawless concealer application is eye cream. That's why Charlotte Tilbury put both in one product. This double-duty wand has an illuminating skin care cream on one side and cover up on the other end. We like to keep it in our on-the-go makeup bag for after-five touch-ups.

The product: Arrojo Fierce Firm Hold Hairspray ($24)

Why we want it: Two words: static electricity. This aerosol is the can we keep at the desk for midday touch-ups. It calms flyaways and helps curls stay bouncy all day long instead of falling flat.

The product: Tata Harper Soothing Muscle Gel ($40)

Why we want it: We've vowed to get back into our SoulCycle routine this Fall, so we're stocking up on this muscle gel in anticipation of sore calves and thighs. The combination of arnica, ginger, and aloe cools painful aches while moisturizing the skin.

The product: Nudestix Eyebrow Stylus Pencil and Gel ($24)

Why we want it: This brow stylus stays in our travel makeup case. You can use the pencil to fill in any blank spaces and add the gel on top for a more natural finish.

The product: Radical Skincare Perfection Fluid 2-in-1 ($75)

Why we want it: This product is called a two-in-one because it's part primer, part serum. Hyaluronic acid and peptides cure the complexion of wrinkles and fine lines. It creates the perfect illuminating layer for your foundation.

Available: October 2015

The product: SK-II Pitera Midday Essence Mist ($80)

Why we want it: We first spotted this new launch backstage at New York Fashion Week in the hands of celebrity makeup artist Gucci Westman. She used the mist to refresh models' skin before the runway. The superfine spritz gives makeup a dewy finish but won't send your mascara running down your face.

The product: Dessange Paris Purifying Clay Pre-Shampoo Mask ($12)

Why we want it: Typically hair masks are reserved for the ends of your strands, but this treatment specifically targets the roots. It's made with clay to help absorb excess oil on the scalp. Use the professional brush to get a concentrated application.

The product: Chantecaille Cheek Gelee ($39)

Why we want it: Sometimes our favorite cream blush formula goes on too thick, so we end up looking like we ran through a wind tunnel rather than slightly flushed. This stain-like formula creates a sheer veil on the cheeks that looks natural.

The product: Dr. Dennis Gross Alpha Beta Ultra Gentle Daily Peel ($88)

Why we want it: While we reach for the extra-strength peel pads from Dr. Dennis Gross (we like spa-level exfoliation), that percentage of chemicals isn't recommended for peel virgins. The new formula is a combination of lactic and mandelic acids that won't irritate sensitive skin.

The product: Caudalíe Resveratrol Lift Face Lifting Moisturizer Broad Spectrum SPF 20 ($66)

Why we want it: Caudalíe has become one of our favorite skin care brands because of the powerful use of resveratrol in the products. The latest technology combines antiaging peptides with moisturizing hyaluronic acid. We've started using this lightweight cream daily under foundation because the SPF doesn't leave us looking ashy.

The product: Drunk Elephant Lippe ($22)

Why we want it: The formula has avocado, marula, cranberry, and mongongo oils to moisturize dry, chapped lips (which start to set in around late September). While using too much balm can leave your lips feeling greasy, this soft stick is lightweight and pocket-sized, meaning we reapply every 15 minutes.

Available: October 2015

The product: Sephora Collection Gold Edged Brush Set ($52)

Why we want it: This cute kit comes with four essential makeup brushes: a fluffy powder, angled contouring, shadow, and smudge. But the real star is the oxblood leather case, which we'll be carrying as a clutch all through holiday season.

The product: Make Beauty Twilight Lip Oil ($12)

Why we want it: Goodbye, summery lip balms. Hello, vampy lipsticks. This Fall means we're wearing more matte, longwear formulas with big pigment payoff. And this lip oil is about the only thing that gets rid of our strongest stains.

The product: L'Occitane Divine Cream Mask ($145)

Why we want it: Like any lazy girl, we relish in the benefits of an overnight mask (gorgeous skin with little-to-no work, yes please). This addition to L'Occitane's Immortelle line can be applied before bed for extra moisture. Every jar comes with a 24-karat gold applicator with massaging nubs. And the "divine" title obviously refers to the fragrance; the thick cream smells floral and heavenly.

Available: October 2015

The product: Cocovit Coconut Charcoal Face Mask ($38)

Why we want it: Every weekend, we vow to try one DIY beauty recipe — and fail. This Fall, we're letting Cocovit do all the work. You just mix this powder with honey, yogurt, or water for a detoxifying Sunday treatment.

The product: Clinique Sonic System Massaging Treatment Applicator ($35)

Why we want it: We can't tell you how many times we've heard that facial massage is the key to everlasting youth. But it's usually a luxury we only get during a facial. Clinique's new sonic brush head is made to use at home. The metal surface cools skin, while the ridged pattern helps massage in the treatment of your choice.

The product: Nuance Blue Agave Curls & Wave Hair Mask ($10)

Why we want it: Put the blow dryer down, and treat your curls to a reviving mask instead. We're big proponents of wearing your natural texture here at POPSUGAR Beauty. This is one drugstore mask that will give your hair moisture (thanks to mafura butter) and shine (blue agave extract). So you'll skip the flat-iron routine for a few months.

The product: YSL Couture Fall 2015 Palette ($60)

Why we want it: Let's be honest — we can't afford anything from the Fall 2015 Saint Laurent runway. So, this haute-couture-inspired palette is the next best thing. The shades are a combination of the wines, mustards, and browns that are always popular in Fall fashion. On your eyes, these shades combine for a sultry smoky eye with a dash of color.

The product: Tria Age-Defying Eye Wrinkle Correcting Laser ($249)

Why we want it: Our bathroom vanities are lined with gadgets because we believe that your best beauty tools come with batteries! Instead of running up a dermatologist bill with wrinkle-reducing laser treatments, you can treat your eyes at home. Use this at-home laser on dry skin for one minute per eye to reduce the appearance of fine lines and bags. Follow up with a moisturizing eye cream.

The product: Bobbi Brown Intensive Skin Serum Corrector ($40)

Why we want it: Every contouring pro on Instagram knows that there is an extra step you need to do before concealer to get flawless under-eye coverage, and that is using a corrector (think of it as an under-eye primer). Typically the orange, peach, and beige creams are thick and cakey and the unsung heroes in huge palettes. Now, Bobbi Brown has made the correcting process portable. Just like your concealer, you can throw the tiny tube in your clutch for midday touch-ups.

The product: Sonia Kashuk Color Crazed Brush Set ($38)

Why we want it: Why do we own every limited-edition brush set that Sonia Kashuk comes out with? Because they're gorgeous, affordable, and efficient (duh). For Fall, the Target makeup maven has outdone herself with this 10-piece teal-blue set. We don't even want to smudge these beautiful bristles with product. This collection calls for a "display only" sign.

The product: Perricone MD No Eyeshadow Eyeshadow ($35)

Why we want it: Since we already own the entire no-makeup makeup line from Perricone, this eye launch was a no-brainer. The product is more the consistency of a serum than a cream eye shadow, and it gives a sheer wash of taupe color over lids. It's the antiaging ingredients that help to brighten discoloration on lids over time — something no other cream in our arsenal can do.

The product: Klorane Leave-In Concentrate With Essential Olive Extract ($18)

Why we want it: When it comes to your hair, signs of aging can show in your late 30s. Your strands change texture, start to thin out, and generally lose a bit of shine. Klorane's latest product range is like your antiaging serum for hair. It has a healthy dose of olive extract to stimulate your follicles to their former glory. Each tube also comes with a scalp massage tutorial that will turn your leave-in application into an "aah" moment.

Available: October 2015

The product: Elizabeth Arden Superstart Skin Renewal Booster ($65)

Why we want it: Your daily skin care regimen may be lengthy (cleanser, serum, moisturizer, sunscreen), but there is a new step you're missing — a booster. This watery essence goes on before your treatment serum to brighten the skin and make everything you put on after more effective. We're just catching on here in America, but boosters are already a big trend in Asia.

The product: Tom Ford Eye and Cheek Shadow ($65)

Why we want it: Thank you, Tom Ford. For a guy with a Y chromosome, you understand how a woman's makeup really works! We've been using our cheek color as eye makeup for years. So, this ombré palette allows us to mix, match, and blend the shades to our liking.

The product: Skinfix Ultra Rich Body Butter ($18)

Why we want it: It's time to transition from our oil-only moisturizing regimen to something a little more substantial. This Skinfix butter is thick without being greasy. The fact that it's fragrance free is a bonus, making this a great option for those with sensitive skin.

Available: September 2015 at Target

The product: Estée Lauder Little Black Liner ($30)

Why we want it: Currently, we have about three eyeliner products floating at the bottom of our makeup bag. A pencil for the waterline, a fine liquid, and a thicker marker pen. We swapped them all for this one stencil! The double-ended tube lets you get all the same looks, and it's waterproof to boot.

The product: Fresh Sugar Nourishing Lip Balm Advanced Therapy ($30)

Why we want it: This. Is. Epic. We've been using the Fresh Sugar Lip tubes (in all shades) for years, and now it comes in a classic jar form. It's got a minty flavor and mango butter to soothe chapped lips this season. We like to use it before our matte lipsticks to smooth out cracks and fine lines.

The product: Pixi by Petra MatteLustre Lipstick ($12)

Why we want it: As soon as September hits, we trade all our glossy lip products in for matte. And we will be reaching for these affordable tubes packed with peptides and vitamin C to actually treat lips, not just cover them. It comes in 11 hues, and our favorite shades are Rose Naturelle for everyday wear and Plum Berry for after-five events.

The product: Kiehl's Daily Reviving Concentrate ($46)

Why we want it: The Kiehl's Midnight Recovery Concentrate is a popular product among models, actresses, and facialists. So we know the fans will be pumped that the brand has created a version for daytime wear. This lightweight oil is made with all-natural ingredients that don't leave you supershiny and melts easily under your foundation.

The product: Laura Mercier Candleglow Luminizing Palette ($58)

Why we want it: This launch comes just in time to capitalize on the strobing makeup trend (which is just highlighting intensified). The palette includes four shimmer eye shadows and two illuminating powders. Used in combination, you'll get that lit-from-within, I-just-got-a-facial glow.

The product: Lancôme Hydra Zen Beauty Essence ($49)

Why we want it: This viscous gel isn't like your average watery essence. It has some weight to it so that the hydrating ingredients actually stay on your skin all day (instead of evaporating immediately). Although the line is designed to relieve signs of stress, what really calms our mood is the faint rose scent.

The product: Armani Beauty Fall/Winter Runway Palette ($120)

Why we want it: Want that model glow seen on the runways? Here it is in palette form. The Armani Beauty team has picked out the star makeup shades for Fall and put them in one compact. A coral blush, fuchsia eye shadow, white highlighter, and graphite lid color are always at the ready with this in your party clutch.

The product: Kenzoki Lotus Gentle Cleansing Mousse ($25)

Why we want it: The man behind the international fashion sensation Kenzo is expanding his empire to beauty this Fall. The Kenzoki line will launch with 14 products exclusively in Sephora. Our favorite is the foaming cleanser, which feels silky soft and doesn't dry out the skin thanks to camelina oil (an Asian import).

Available: September 2015 at Sephora

The product: Eve Lom Sheer Radiance Oil-Free Foundation SPF 20 ($50)

Why we want it: For some reason, beauty brands equate oily skin with the need for heavy coverage. That's not always the case! This Eve Lom base is sheer like a tinted moisturizer, yet the rice powder gives it a matte finish that acne-prone ladies will adore. Plus, it comes in 12 diverse shades.

Available: September 2015

The product: Sisley Phytobuste + Décolleté Intensive Firming Bust Compound ($285)

Why we want it: Our boobs sag. Yes, we admit it! Stretch marks and wrinkles are starting to pop up below the neck, and we've been on the hunt for a remedy. Enter Phytobuste. We smooth on the cream-gel in upward strokes and can immediately feel our tatas tighten. It's better than a push-up bra, we swear!

The product: Rescue Skin Serum Concentrate and Ultra Moisturizer ($129 for 30 single-serve packs of serum and 30 single-serve packs of moisturizer)

Why we want it: Typically traveling for a beauty editor involves pouring all your favorite creams into tiny jars and tins. Who has time for that hassle? Rescue is the skin care solution we'll be throwing into our overnight bags all Fall. The single-use packs provide exactly enough product for face and neck. The products are full of collagen-boosting ingredients that come from the latest stem-cell technology.

The product: Biolage Waterless Clean & Full Dry Shampoo ($17)

Why we want it: As women who love blowouts, we can tell you our number-one tool for reviving second-day hair is dry shampoo. A couple spritzes near the roots can revive slept-on and worked-out-in waves. We love the minty fragrance of this Biolage formula, and it doesn't leave our strands feeling like straw.