This drugstore favorite face moisturizer checks off several boxes—lightweight, highly moisturizing, and entirely non-comedogenic. Like a cold class of water for dry skin, board-certified dermatologist Dr. Jessie Cheung previously described this gel cream as “pure hydration,” thanks to its hyaluronic acid and glycerin-packed formula. Plus, this pick feels cooling and refreshing upon instant contact with your complexion.

Made to brighten, depuff, and smooth away fine lines on under eyes—what doesn’t RoC’s drugstore gem do? Plus, it’s cosigned by the pros for its accessible price point and potent formula. “The formula comprises retinol, glycerin, vitamin E, and vitamin B5 to reduce dark circles and deliver an immediate boost to the skin by adding moisture. With continuous use, you should see improvement in fine lines and dark circles around the eye,” Corey L. Hartman, MD, a board-certified dermatologist previously told Vogue.

French pharmacy superstar Caudalie is beloved by Vogue editors and actual French pharmacists alike. The brand’s Vinoperfect serum is ideal for sensitive skin, and acts a non-irritating vitamin C alternative. Dark spots, be gone! Vogue’s Irene Kim is in a committed relationship with this brightening serum, noting she’s been buying it since high school and will never stop using it. Plus, French pharmacist Natacha Bonjout uses this pick in her own skincare routine.

La Roche-Posay’s Toleriane purifying cleanser is one of the most beloved face washes on the market—often recommended by the industry’s leading dermatologists. Board-certified dermatologist Dr. Lauren Penzi names it a solid option for those with combination skin. Vogue’s beauty shopping writer Conçetta Ciarlo agrees, using this pick as her daily cleanser thanks to it’s non-comedogenic formula. There’s a smidgen of niacinamide in it, but it never leaves skin feeling tight.

For major volume at a drugstore price, L’Oreal’s 2024 mascara launch packs a punch. The mascara has a tapered nylon brush, ideal for building and coating each lash for for a more defined look. Plus, the formula ophthalmologist-tested formula also suits sensitive eyes and contact lens wearers. With its lightweight formula, anyone can enjoy a dramatic lash sans clump.

Looking for a lipstick that won’t go anywhere? Revlon’s color stay will do the trick—and it’s a win for any matte lipstick lovers out there. As you may have guessed, this pick does just as the name implies. The built-in primer helps to keep lip color from drying out for up to eight hours (enough to get you through an entire workday with no touch-ups). Plus, the formula is vegan, and fends off dryness with vitamin E as its star ingredient.

It may not look like a staple of A-listers. Still, L’Oréal’s True Match Lumi Glotion is responsible for Eva Longoria and Kendall Jenner’s sun-kissed skin—Longoria, in particular, considers this pick a key product to achieving luminous, even-toned skin for her “hottest mom” routine. The formula is infused with glycerin and shea butter, lending an immediate sheen to the skin. The five shades allow for versatility—whether you want to use this as a primer, skin tint, or contour, the choice is yours.

With an impressive 31,000+ glowing reviews on Amazon, this jet black waterproof eyeliner pen has been winning over cat-eye aficionados for nearly 15 years. Its precision felt-tip pen allows for effortless application whether you prefer a bold eye or subtle flick.. Plus, Vogue’s associate commerce producer Fred Sahai has been using this liner since her angsty teen years. “This is the only eyeliner I’ve used for years, and it never budges,” Sahai previously waxed poetic.

For lots of flyaways and frizz with no time to tame, R+CO’s pomade stick makes matters as easy as possible. Just glide the stick along your slicked back bun, ponytail, or even at the roots when you’re wearing your hair down. Fear not—this isn’t sticky or greasy at all, but there’s just enough give to keep stray hairs in place.

What if your morning matcha wasn’t just your go-to drink, but your dry shampoo too? Here, the superfood helps to absorb excess oil, while turmeric and charcoal powder work together to lift dirt and buildup. Together, your lengths will go from limp to voluminous in seconds.

Who doesn’t want ultra shiny hair? Color Wow’s viral Dream Coat spray makes it easy to achieve the look, imparting a high gloss finish when sprayed generously onto hair before a blowout. Celebrity hairstylist Chris Appelton has been known to douse his clients’ hair in this pick, before heat styling for a glass-like shine—and the clients in question just happen to be the likes of Kim Kardashian and Ariana Grande.

For those looking to enhance their hair texture sans without intensive, Kenra’s texture spray is an excellent option—with over 7,000 glowing reviews for this very reason. This pick excels in imparting flexible hold to keep your style in place, and your hair feeling natural (AKA, no crunch). Tapioca starch adds gentle gentle dimension and movement, making it perfect for creating tousled styles or adding definition to waves and curls.

The Ulike is one of the most popular IPL hair removal device options, boasting thousands of five-star reviews on Amazon. Over the years, there have been several iterations, but this newest version is particularly gentle on sensitive skin, making it suitable for most skin types. The device offers a ice cooling technology to prevent against a burning sensation while use. Plus, you can pick your intensity level, with five different options, allowing you to choose the one that works best for you, although the brand recommends starting with level one.

A favorite amongst K-beauty devotees, this sleek tool pairs high-frequency energy with microcurrent technology to help sculpt and smooth the complexion. What makes it especially compelling is its safety for daily use (and doesn’t require a specific gel)—the calibrated frequencies are gentle enough to support skin elasticity without triggering irritation, meaning you can reach for it regularly to achieve cumulative, long-term results rather than reserving it only for occasional treatments.

This sleek K-Beauty tool uses Electroporation (read: high-tech, needle-free wizardry) to help your serums dive deeper into the skin where they actually do something. With four customizable modes and a formula-friendly design that’s safe for all skin types, it’s surprisingly intuitive for something so futuristic. Clinical trials don’t lie either: Medicube reports it boosts ingredient absorption by a sky-rocketing 785%. Oh, and it’s gentle enough to use every single day.

“Walking in a weighted vest adds additional resistance and increases the intensity of your workout without needing to change the pace or length of your walk,” Holly Haywood, lead instructor at Third Space Soho, previously told Vogue. So more bang for the same buck? I’m listening. “This can help improve cardiovascular fitness as well as muscular endurance,” she continues. “It can also have positive effects on bone density (similar to resistance training), which is especially important as we get older.”

Levoit humidifier is one of those gadgets that quietly makes a big difference at home. Whether you’re dealing with dry winter air or just want a little extra comfort, it’s got you covered with both warm and cool mist options. The best part? It’s smart—literally. You can control it with your phone or even ask Alexa or Google to adjust the settings for you. The large tank means fewer refills, and the built-in humidity sensor takes the guesswork out of keeping your space just right.

When seeking to enhance the quality of self-care, consider incorporating an air purifier into the mix. L. James Lo, Ph.D., a professor of architectural engineering at Drexel University who studies the health effects of indoor ventilation, says air purifiers can help. “An air purifier removes particles, and aerosolized viral droplets are very small particles,” Dr. Lo previously said. Given that Dyson is the crème de la crème of all things appliances and hair tools.

For mood, memory, energy, and focus support, these lozenges taste like lemon and easily dissolve under your tongue. It uses NADH—NAD+ is an oxidized form of nicotinamide adenine whereas NADH is a reduced form of nicotinamide adenine, meaning it gains the electron lost by NAD+— which is able to enter the cell via the membrane. Early research found that there is promise with oral NADH for treating chronic fatigue syndrome.