Hydration is king when it comes to luminous skin, which is why we’re always partial to a one-and-done solution that looks great on its own or under makeup. Enter U Beauty’s oil-hydrator hybrid, which feels more like a bouncy serum than a slippery oil and combines avocado oil with vegan squalane and hyaluronic acid to shield chronically parched skin with only two to three drops.

Price: $248

Glow Recipe’s niacinamide-infused Watermelon Dew Drops just received a radiance-boosting upgrade with a pearlescent bronze tint that adds a touch of warmth to the complexion. And don’t worry—the new formulation is still loaded with the same skin-quenching ingredients that made the original formula a bestseller, along with the addition of K-beauty hero ingredient tiger grass to quell any signs of irritation.

Price: $47.50

Farmacy Beauty founder David C. Chung developed hair-care brand The Rootist to treat the roots, scalp and hair symbiotically, swapping out water for a biological ferment to reduce product waste and maximize benefits from scalp to ends. Spritz on this vitamin-C-spiked serum spray before styling to reduce breakage, smooth flyaways and achieve hair-commercial-worthy shine.

Price: $68

Milk Makeup is the coolest kid on the block right now, and we can understand why. The brand’s latest lip and cheek stains have a delightful bouncy jelly texture and leave skin with a sheer wash of colour that truly won’t budge.

Price: $33

Inspired by the sheet masks used by backstage makeup artists to instantly revive a dull complexion, Make Up For Ever’s latest foundation is 86 percent skincare ingredients— including lemon and coconut extracts—so it treats skin over time while creating a veil of buildable coverage that’s virtually undetectable.

Price: $63.50

Don’t neglect your nails when you’re working on smoothing dry patches. Bio Sculpture’s exfoliating scrub keeps the nail bed and cuticles supple and strong and can be used before regular and gel manis. Plus, the subtle kiwi scent is absolutely heavenly.

Price: $23