23 Brand-New Skincare Products Our Editors Are Using to the Very Last Drop This Month

"My skin in the Winter is kind of like the annoying roommate in every rom-com: needy, highly reactive, and could use a dose of calm. That's where the Laneige Hypoallergenic Cica Sleeping Mask ($34) comes in. The formula is meant to be used at bedtime — so the fermented yeast can nix any redness overnight — but I've found that it soothes my skin nicely in the morning and keeps it hydrated all day long. Happy to report it's been a nice relationship thus far." — Kelsey Castañon, senior beauty editor

"Like a tall glass of freshly squeezed OJ, the Ole Henriksen Truth Juice Daily Cleanser ($28) is the most refreshing thing you can give your skin first thing in the morning. It uses not only orange fruit water to revive skin but also polyhydroxy acids to lift away dirt and oil for truly the deepest cleanse your pores can imagine." — Samantha Sasso, associate native editor

"The first product to launch from Huda Kattan's newest skincare line is the Wishful Yo Glow Enzyme Scrub ($39), which is a pineapple- and papaya-enzyme-infused scrub designed to give you the glowiest skin of your life. The scrub is made with a lightweight formula featuring AHAs, BHAs, and fruit extracts that gently get rid of impurities and dead skin cells to ultimately reveal softer skin that makes applying foundation that much easier. I gave the scrub a try right before a night out a few weeks ago and, not to be dramatic or anything, but I was genuinely shooketh at how amazing it made my skin feel. My foundation applied so much more seamlessly, and my skin instantly felt smoother." — Danielle Jackson, assistant beauty editor

"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 and powder for putting them on blast, you're going to want to pop on the Peace Out Skincare Microneedling Anti-Wrinkle Retinol Patches ($28) a few hours before applying your makeup. The retinol and peptide-infused microneedling sticker feels invisible on skin, but just so happens to soften those wrinkles juuuust a smidge." - KC

"I recently discovered that my body doesn't metabolize red wine the same way it did when I was 22, which means after a cozy dinner catch-up with some friends, my skin was left depleted and literally hungover in its own right. Luckily, I had this Romer Moisturize ($40) on hand to instantly hydrate and energize my skin like I'd actually gotten more than three hours of sleep. Infused with a unique blend of good-for-you ingredients like jojoba oil, grapeseed oil, and green tea extract, this stuff saved the day, and I — and my skin — couldn't be more thankful for it." — SS

"Maybe it's because I'm a sucker for a good rom-com, but there's nothing I'm more excited about than the new To All the Boys: P.S. I Still Love You movie (just please don't tell my girlfriend). What do you get, then, when you marry your guilty pleasure with a not-so-guilty indulgence, like Glow Recipe skincare products? Answer: the Glow Recipe x Netflix To All the Boys The Love Letter Set ($46), a set that comes with the brand's bestselling Watermelon mist and mask and a cute pink pouch to boot." — KC

"I'm not much of a facial oil person — mostly because I can't be bothered to wait the extra .2 seconds it typically takes to absorb into skin — but there's something about the Avon Green Goddess Facial Oil ($50) that made me want to give the category a second go. (It can't be that it's named after my favorite salad dressing, right?) Be forewarned, a little goes a long way with this one — just a drop glides comfortably across the entire face, and the sustainably-sourced hemp oil, plus hydrating squalane oil and brightening turmeric, immediately get to work." — KC

"Haven't you ever wanted to give your skin a dose of melatonin so it would just chill out? Well, Alpyn Calming Midnight Mask ($68) kind of does that. In fact, it actually uses an antioxidant-rich melatonin in tandem with hyaluronic acid and bakuchiol, a gentle alternative to retinol, to recharge skin while you sleep." — SS

"Hello, my name is Kelsey, and I did not understand the meaning of life (or, rather, the value of multitasking) until I tried the Olay Premium Body Conditioner Shea Butter ($6). I'm an avid postshower body-lotion person, which is an annoying quality when you're already 10 minutes late for work and rushing out the door. This product changed that for me. All you need to do is liberally slather it on clean, wet skin, then rinse, step out, and towel off. Your body will not need an extra drop of moisturizer for the rest of the day — even in Winter. This is what you call a game changer." — KC

"If you prefer your face cleansers lightweight and simple, you'll be pleasantly surprised by the Summer Fridays Super Amino Gel Cleanser ($38). The gel texture means it never suds too much but gently whisks away makeup and gunk. It's also loaded with amino acids that'll ensure skin won't feel dry after you use it." — KC

"I love a good multitasking product and this InstaNatural Firming DMAE Collagen Serum
($21) really does it all — hydrates, firms, plumps, and smooths. It's formulated with vegan collagen and vitamin C, a combination that renews the appearance of skin for a healthier, more resilient, and radiant complexion." — JH

"I swear by retinol for everything under the sun besides actually shaving years off my life: it fades acne marks, smooths fine lines, and minimizes shine. The only problem is it can sometimes be a little harsh on my sensitive skin. Not the Murad Retinol Youth Renewal Night Cream ($82), which is also formulated with hydrating niacinimide to counter any drying effects. If you're not using retinol, you'll want to build up your tolerance by slowly introducing it into your regimen, but it's worth the extra effort — because this sh*t works." — KC

"I happened to try the Botanics Simply Calm Hydrating Face Cream ($18) during a facial treatment after a particularly hectic day of what felt like a trillion meetings, events, and calls. My skin up until that point looked about as stressed as I felt, which is to say: very. But you wouldn't know it by the way I floated out of the spa room — glowing and smelling of soft rosemary essential oils, all thanks to this moisturizer. It's only infused with hydrating, good-for-you botanical ingredients like cannabis sativa oil and shea butter, and none of the potentially harmful stuff, which felt like hitting the reset button on my tired complexion." — KC

"My biggest gripe about wearing sunscreen is that it always seems to pill under my foundation. It drives me crazy! Lately, though, I've been using this Sobel Skin Rx Plant Stem Cell Day Cream + Sunscreen SPF 30 ($72) from NYC-based dermatologist Dr. Howard Sobel, and it's been a life-, er skin-, saver. It's packed with plant stem cells to help regenerate the skin, and has SPF 30 to keep me protected from UV rays. I love that it's a physical sunscreen made with 15% zinc oxide that somehow doesn't leave a hint of white cast, and it never pills! I'm sold." — Lindsey Unterberger, content director, Makeup.com

"In full transparency, I'm not much of a face-mask person — I'm too lazy for such temporary results. That said, the SkinMedica Instant Bright Eye Mask ($48) is different. I slapped it on after I woke up with a stye one morning and needed something — anything! — to conceal and therefore detract the attention away from the puffiness around my eyes. Twenty minutes with this bad boy on, and poof: the only thing inflamed near my eyes was the bump I got from using week-old mascara." — KC

"My skin actually throws a tantrum every time I neglect it of an exfoliating toner. Luckily, just as my last bottle ran out, Eve Lom's Rescue Toner ($70) came across my desk. Packed with a natural source of AHAs from Australian caviar lime and aloe leaf, this liquid keeps my complexion softer than baby skin." — SS

"I already loved the Spanish brand Isdin's original sunscreen formula, but my heart skipped a beat when I learned it was launching an Ageless Tinted Mineral Sunscreen ($66) version. That meant I could finally skip a step in my morning routine — which, if you haven't noticed, is pretty hurried — because it takes the place of foundation." — KC