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From brashly colored lipsticks to pore treatments and serums in endorphin-happy hues, these technicolor products will help you put on your best face.
Red lips, including the Charlotte Tilbury shade Emma Stone wore to the Critics’ Choice Awards, are having a major moment right now (Anya Taylor Joy and Selena Gomez have both swiped recently). Sunset blush, achievable with Basma Beauty’s creamy Burnt Orange, has never been hotter. And glittery violet nails should be on rotation for both manis and pedis.
Innovation in anti-aging skincare hits a new high with mega-hydrating Orveda moisturizer and La Prairie’s eye serum. This caviar-infused wonder product de-puffs and fades dark circles. Also effective at evening skin tone (a major sign of aging), is La Roche-Posay’s Mela B3 Serum. (Sarah Jessica Parker is a fan of the brand.) And for acne-prone skin, Benefit’s new overnight treatment will reduce the appearance of pores.
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Polite Society Lip Balm
$21 at Ulta
Soothe and hydrate lips with a sheer wash of Glossy Lip Balm in mauve-toned Bumbleberry.
La Roche-Posay Mela B3 Serum
$45 at Amazon
$45 at Ulta
Effectively fade dark spots with the Mela B3 Serum. Sarah Jessica Parker hassworn by the brand’s moisturizer.
Zoya Violetta Nail Polish
$9 at Beyond Polish
Non-toxic nail polish brand Zoya’s Violetta comes in a warm violet shade infused with rose gold glitter.
La Prairie Skin Caviar Eye Lift Serum
$570 at Nordstrom
$570 at Neiman Marcus
La Prairie’s Skin Caviar Eye Lift serum does everything youwant for the eye area: de-puffs, firms,lifts and reduces theappearance of fine lines.
Jason Wu So Pretty Lip Balm
$12 at Jason Wu Beauty
Think of this as hypercolor for your lips: Jason Wu So Pretty lip balm adjusts to your pH level to bring lips a natural pinky-hued flush of color.
Milk Makeup Kush Sheer Hydrating Lip Oil
$26 at Sephora
$26 AT Milk Makeup
Kush Sheer Hydrating lip oil, available in six shades, including sage and peppermint-flavored Green Dragon, contains plant oils and hemp seeds to nourish lips while giving them a shiny lacquer. Keke Palmer wore Milk Makeup beauty products at the 2024 Met Gala.
Charlotte Tilbury Matte Revolution Hydrating Lipstick
$35 at Nordstrom
$35 at Charlotte Tilbury
$35 at Sephora
With a long-lasting, transfer-proof formula, the label’s Hollywood Beauty Icon collection is ideal for red carpet appearances. Emma Stone wore the Cinematic Red shade at the Critics Choice Awards.
Orveda The Bio-Tech Emulsion Sheer
$360 atSaksFifth Avenue
Hyaluronic acid, meadowfoam seed oil and prebiotic enzymes in Orveda’s The Bio-Tech Emulsion Sheer workto leave skin supple and smooth.
Chanel Rouge Allure Velvet Nuite Blanche Lipstick
$50 at Chanel
Jojoba oil and shea butter give hydrating power to the matte Rouge Allure Velvet Nuit Blanche in 02:00, an orange red.
Benefit Porefessional Shrink Wrap Treatment
$46 at Benefit
$46 AT Nordstrom
$46 AT Ulta
Use POREfessional Shrink Wrap at night to wake up with brighter, smoother skin.
Fenty Skin Cherry Dub AHA Face Mask
$39 at Fenty Beauty
$39 at Sephora
Glycolic and lactic acids, cherry extract and vitamin C in the Cherry Dub AHA face mask help brighten skin tone.
Milk Makeup Cloud Glow Foam Brightening Primer
$28 at Sephora
$28 at Milk Makeup
A skin care/makeup hybrid, Priming Foam brightens skin while creating a smooth base for makeup application.
Basma Beauty The Cream Blush
$28 at Sephora
$28 at Basma beauty
The Cream Blush in Burnt Orange can be layered to give a more intense pop to cheeks.
Beauty Blender Limoncello
$20 at Sephora
Now available in Limoncello hue, it’s a must-have in makeup artists’ kits. Dove Cameron wore the label’s foundation at the Met Gala.
This story first appeared in the June 5 issue of The Hollywood Reporter magazine. Click here to subscribe.
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