13 March Makeup Launches That Are Perfect For Spring

"I audibly gasped when I saw the Ciaté x Jessica Rabbit Collection Glow-To Illuminating Powder Highlighter in Roger, Darling! ($32, available March 5) for the first time. Not only was one of my favorite cartoon characters immortalized in a champagne hue, but the sheen also made my cheekbones look out of this world. The entire collection will make you swoon, but my personal favorite is this compact." — Sarah Siegel, assistant editor, Beauty and Shopping

"I'm not exaggerating when I say that the Smith & Cult Glitterbaby Metallic-Shift Eyeshadow ($24) is life changing. Each shade goes on opaque and has more shine, holographic sheen, color, and sparkle than any other liquid eye shadow I've tried. It's like swiping a makeup disco onto your eyelids." — SS

"I've always been a big Hoola formula fan, but the shade didn't really warm up my complexion as much as other bronzers out there. Thankfully, the Benefit Cosmetics Hoola Matte Bronzer in Caramel ($30) allows my olive complexion to look truly sun-kissed even in an early-Spring snowstorm." — SS

"Smile lines are cool and all — they demonstrate a life well-lived, as my mom likes to tell me — but if you curse every full-coverage foundation for putting them on blast, you're going to want the Clinique Even Better Refresh Foundation ($32). The peptide-infused formula feels invisible on skin but leaves behind a medium-coverage finish that just so happens to soften those wrinkles juuuust a smudge." — Kelsey Castañon, senior beauty editor, Beauty

"I wish I could say my favorite thing about the Charlotte Tilbury The Icon Eyeshadow Palette is its David Bowie-inspired packaging (although it is pretty damn cool) but you can't beat these eye shadow shades. Each color is fun yet wearable, and swipes on with the kind of pigment payoff Ziggy Stardust would be proud of." — KC

"I could write a Lady Gaga/Bradley Cooper-level love song for the PhotoReady Cheek Flushing Tint in Haute ($11); it's that good. First, the color: it's the perfect pinched-cheeks shade of pink-meets-coral to give my late-Winter skin some life. And the consistency is even better. It's a serum-like liquid that goes on sheer like a stain yet has the ability to last all day and then some. It has a jumbo doe-foot applicator so you can swipe it on in seconds (though I prefer to blend with a cream blush brush), and it also looks great on lips. I have to say it: a blush star is born." — Dawn Davis, senior editorial director, Beauty

"Aside from being physically stunning on its own, the MAC High-Light Powder in Fleur Real ($30) provides the most gorgeous rosy pink flush. It's got a little bit of shimmer, which sits so beautifully on the skin. I'm not normally a huge blush fan, but I'll definitely be adding this to my makeup bag." — India Yaffee, editorial assistant, Shopping

"When it comes to eye shadows, I'm all about neutrals with a little bit of sparkle. When I saw this Bobbi Brown x Ulla Johnson The Minou Eyeshadow Palette ($45) launch, I knew it was for me. The pink and brown shades are perfect for the day, and before going out, I add a little sparkle to my eyes, my cheeks, and and under my brows. I haven't touched another palette in days; this is all I need." — Krista Jones, editor, Shopping

"I'm not big into foundation, but as a beauty editor, I know a good one when I see it. The new Confidence in a Foundation ($32) from It Cosmetics totally fits the bill. It's sensitive-skin-friendly (a must for my finicky complexion), it's packed with good stuff like hyaluronic acid (one of my favorite hydrating ingredients this Winter), and the finish strikes a perfect balance between matte and luminous. It's insane to watch it cover my healing acne spots and even out my skin tone in one swipe. Best of all, it launched with an ultrainclusive 48 shades — something I can definitely get behind." – Carrie Carrollo, assistant beauty editor, Native Content

"I expected the Anastasia Beverly Hills Riviera Palette ($45, available March 4) to contain buttery pigments that are blendable, buildable, and highly opaque. But I didn't expect all of the shades to be so wearable (even the glittering turquoise shade). The array of metallics and mattes mix and match to take you from a day on the beach to a sultry evening escapade. It will have you dreaming of your next vacation." — Jesa Calaor, assistant editor, Beauty

"Saint Jane has become the patron saint of my heart. I have fallen in love with the brand's beauty serum, and now I have an affair with the Microdose Lip Gloss ($28). I shouldn't say the packaging is what sold me on this product, but it did in a way — the gold plate is so stunning, I look forward to pulling it out of my purse. I recommend this product, though, because of the formula. It's a gorgeous tint of shimmery color on the lips that gives you an instant slip. You won't have to worry about traditional pucker problems because botanicals like sunflower, chamomile, and aloe help keep them moisturized and pouty. And, of course, there's 50 mg of CBD in each bottle." — Kirbie Johnson, host and senior reporter

"This is the year liquid lipstick takes a back seat and pigmented balms take center stage. The beauty industry is heading back to that on-the-go, effortless beauty trend, and plenty of luxury brands are jumping on board. Dior Addict Stellar Shine ($37), which launched this month, is one of my favorites. The pigment comes second only to how smooth my lips feel after wearing it. If you prefer a no-fuss lip product that will wow people in the shade department, this one is a killer combo. And with 28 shades, there's a color for everyone. I personally love Diorcharm, a perfect coral for Spring." — KJ

"I want to scream from the rooftops about Stellar Beauty — this brand is so underrated and deserves all the praise in the world. I initially found it via its gorgeous lip glosses and liquid lipsticks, but it has rapidly expanded and created several of my must-have products, including the Cosmic Face Haze Powder and Limitless Foundation ($38). THIS FORMULA IS UNREAL. I thought after trying so many liquid foundations that the wheel couldn't be reinvented, but this coverage product proved me wrong. It doesn't sit into my pores, is super lightweight, and looks like my actual skin, not like I'm wearing something on top. It's a medium-coverage product that conceals my melasma, which makes it a power play in my book, and with these new shade extensions, I don't have to mix my shade." — KJ