Go Fetch These Puppy Makeup Products Because It's the Year of the Dog!

Two elegant, bedazzled hounds adorn the cover of this limited-edition compact ($150) created by fine jewelry designer Monica Rich Kosann. Flip it open, and you'll find a refillable pan of powder that lends your skin a glowing topcoat.

Jerrod Blandino created the Too Faced Clover Eye Shadow Palette ($49) in honor of his furry best friend. It took over a year to formulate the 18 shimmer and matte options that live inside this pan. But one peek at the decadent shades such as the rose gold Cuteness Overload and metallic navy Best Friends, and you'll agree that it was worth the wait.

GlamGlow's beloved Gravity Mud Firming Treatment ($69) gets a canine update in limited edition puppy packaging. This peel-off mask is a toning treatment that will leave your skin feeling tighter and looking clearer after just one use.

You may not have the glorious mane of a pooch, but you can keep your neck and chest looking the opposite of "ruff" with this creme ($38). Oh, and did you notice that the container is an actual mosaic of rhinestones?

Last month, we found a Gucci highlighter that had a butterfly on it and proceeded to freak the f*ck out in excitement that's generally only saved for seeing a cute dog on the street. One month later, our chill is gone again because of this Chantecaille Year of the Dog Highlighter ($42, available in January). The coverage is chic, subtle, and gives off major ice-princess vibes, but let's face it — this powder has a pup on it, and that's really all that matters.

This Chinese Year of the Dog Cosmetic Case 2018 ($25) is so chic, we wouldn't blame you for using it as a going-out clutch.

If a brand is good enough for Justine Marjan, it's good enough for us. While the Fatboy Boss Dog Styling Cream ($21) is technically a product for men, women can cop the tube to slick back ponytails or try a Kendall Jenner-esque wet hair look.

Dogs symbolize loyalty. So if you're ride or die with the highlighter, then you're going to want to scoop up this compact ($75). Swipe the pearlized bronze flecks over the high points of your face and neck, such as your cheekbones, Cupid's bow, or collarbone, for a subtle, iridescent flush.

This makeup bag ($13) features a chihuahua sitting atop Little Brown Bags and has somehow made a shopping addiction look super cute.

Perhaps you just read "Cat Person" and want to ward off bad dates in the new year, or maybe you just need extra vanity storage. The My Kind of Person Bowl ($14) accomplishes both tasks — and it's large enough to hold larger products such as chubby mascaras or long eyeliners.