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A bonafide TikTok legend, Biodance’s pore-minimizing mask gave Vogue senior beauty shopping writer Kiana Murden baby-soft skin overnight. Made with hydrolyzed collagen, galactomyces, hyaluronic acid, and niacinamide, the buzzy product is: “a sort of miracle treatment that nourishes, smooths, and brightens skin in a matter of hours,” Muden says.

Vogue editors agree: This viral hit lives up to its hype. Suited for all skin types—especially acne-prone—the gentle cleanser tames inflammation and bacteria with ingredients like turmeric and heartland extract. What’s more, it hydrates the skin with conditioning oils.

Mixsoon’s Bean Essence is to Korean makeup artists what Embryolisse is to their counterparts in France. The exfoliant whisks away dead skin cells to create a smooth, even makeup base, and it’s made with gentle ingredients like fermented pomegranate and pear.

Rice water toner is a proven pathway to glass skin. And while rice-water mixtures can be made at home, why not save yourself from dirty-dish duty? This Vogue-approved version is hailed as the OG; since 2018, it’s been refining pores while balancing the skin’s moisture and water levels for a next-level glow.

One of Vogue’s favorite K-beauty brands for moisture via ampoule, Mediheal has earned viral acclaim for these collagen, ceramide, and milk-protein-infused pads. Designed for daily use, the pads can be used as a sheet mask or whisked across the skin to moisturize, tone, and prep. Get them for 30% off during the sale.

A Vogue editor favorite for silky-smooth, hydrated skin, Etude SoonJung’s cream babies even the most sensitive skin types. Made with panthenol to help the skin lock in moisture and madecassoside to reduce redness, the soothing cream sinks into the skin like a dream.

Vogue’s synbiotic of choice supports a healthy gut microbiome with a blend of probiotics and prebiotics. “Probiotic diversity is critical for overall health,” Ella Davar, registered dietician, and founder of the Gut-Brain Method, previously told Vogue. “Products like Seed DS-01 offer multi-strain formulations and are excellent for increasing diversity.”

Vogue’s favorite delayed-release multivitamin for women is stacked with high-quality nutrients. Harnessing omega-3 DHA from microalgae, vitamin D3 from lichen, and methylated folate, the daily supplement tends to skin, hair, and nails while aiding red blood cell formation and antioxidant support.

A key ingredient for “sleepy girl mocktails”, Moon Juice’s magnesium is a berry-flavored salve for a frayed nervous system. Ideal for an evening wind-down routine, the best-selling supplement regulates the stress response, promotes rest, induces feelings of calm—and supports regular bowel movements, too.

Grass-fed and pasture-raised, Vital Proteins’ bovine collagen is beloved by Vogue editors and celebrities like Jennifer Aniston, who once told Vogue that she mixes a scoop into her morning coffee. It’s no wonder it’s amassed such a following: The supplement supports healthy nails, skin, bones, and joints.

A Vogue secret for a quick radiance boost, M-61’s exfoliating pads are gentle enough for peel rookies. ​​Infused with chamomile and lavender extracts and glycolic and salicylic acids, the pads minimize pores and soften rough texture. “A low concentration of glycolic and salicylic acid makes this ideal for beginners,” board-certified dermatologist Anetta Reszko, MD previously told Vogue.

This quickly absorbing moisturizer is a daily skincare essential for British Vogue’s Jessica Diner. “Its lightweight-but-seriously-hydrating properties included hyaluronic acid way before it became a ‘thing,” she said. When it touches the skin, the hydrator turns to water for a weightless, deeply moisturizing feel—bliss, indeed.

Like a sweet dream for the skin, this luxuriously thick night cream calms, firms, and repairs the complexion while you sleep. With a blend of melatonin, peptides, and antioxidants, the Spanish formula has a stamp of approval from celebrity esthetician Taylor Worden. “It’s packed with [ingredients to] help fine lines and wrinkles,” she told Vogue.

If a brand can make snail mucin that ingredient, it can certainly provide adequate sun protection. One of Vogue’s favorite Korean sunscreens, CosRX’s SPF 50+ formulation is infused with vitamin E for antioxidant protection; it also has cotton extract to tame redness.

Every Vogue editor has a favorite vitamin C concoction from Sunday Riley. “Vitamin C is perhaps the most potent topical antioxidant we have,” board-certified dermatologist Joshua Zeichner MD previously told Vogue. “It neutralizes free radical damage and protects the skin against UV light and other environmental aggressors, as well as blocking abnormal production of pigmentation to even skin tone and fade dark spots.”This glow-boosting face oil harnesses the brightening antioxidant, along with turmeric and evening primrose oil, to hydrate and soothe the skin.

Rid your lips of lingering winter dryness with a fruity swipe of this K-beauty classic. Shea and murumuru seed butter flood the pout with moisture while a tinge of grapefruit gives the salve a light, citrusy scent. Fun fact: WNBA star Angel Reese keeps a tube of Lip Glowy Balm with her at all times, even when she’s on the court.

“Castor oil can be a great, natural way to grow your eyelashes,” plastic surgeon Dr. Kevin Sadati told Vogue. “Castor oil is widely used and regarded as a safe alternative to medical actives—but like any other products, make sure it stays out of your eyes.” Sky Organics’ serum is easy to use, and it comes with five eyeliner brushes and five spoolies.

A buzzy ingredient for hair growth, “Rosemary oil can help to condition and strengthen the hair and it can also work to reduce hair damage and breakage, making the hair appear stronger,”board-certified dermatologist Marisa Garshick, MD told Vogue. Aromatica’s herbaceous root enhancer—a K-beauty favorite—is a leave-in treatment that exfoliates the scalp with salicylic acid while promoting hair growth with caffeine.

Infused with rosemary oil, caffeine, and copper peptides, Divi’s lightweight treatment rids the scalp of buildup to promote a healthier environment for hair growth. Aimed at plumping thin tresses for a fuller, denser look, the clinically tested serum can yield results in 12 weeks. The serum also has hyaluronic acid and vitamin E for moisture, making it a Vogue editor favorite for dry hair.

Nara Smith concocts her rosemary hair-growth recipes from scratch. But if you’re craving something premade, Briogeo’s salve will do the trick. With tea tree oil and bisabolol to soothe an itchy scalp, the popular pre-wash oil also has castor and rosemary oils to moisturize the scalp and kickstart hair growth.

With wavelengths primed to smooth fine lines, boost product absorption, depuff the face, and refine the pores, this Korean LED tool is a four-in-one fix for common skin concerns—and a celebrity favorite. Hailey Bieber uses it, as do off-duty derms. “I love the Medicube Age-R Booster-H,” Dr. Dendy Engelman told Vogue. “I use it nightly for five minutes all over my face—super easy, painless, and efficient.”

Endorsed by dentists, Philips’ electric toothbrush is suitable for sensitive teeth—and all teeth in need of a brush-up. “It features a built-in pressure sensor and timer, alerts you when it’s time to replace the toothbrush head, and offers two intensity levels for sensitive teeth and gums,” cosmetic dentist Dr. Brian Kantor told Vogue.

Take your touchups on the road with BS-Mall’s travel-friendly makeup brushes. In a compact, rose-gold carrying case, the collection includes 14 brushes with soft bristles that can be used wet or dry. To apply foundation like a pro, use the angled brush and heed this tip from celebrity makeup artist Katie Jane Hughes. “Instead of just squirting out the product and using your foundation brush to place it directly onto your face, you can work the product into the brush itself,” she suggested to Vogue.

With thousands of five-star Amazon reviews, Ulike’s laser hair removal kit is a popular option for getting smooth head-to-toe at home. Board-certified dermatologist Noah Gratch, MD, previously told Vogue that the IPL device can be used on many areas of the body—including legs and armpits—to reduce 96% of hair within two weeks. “It also features a built-in skin sensor, which safely adjusts the light intensity based on your skin tone,” he said.

“If walking is enlightening, walking pads are store-bought epiphanies,” said Vogue contributor Erika Veurnik, who transformed her work-from-home routine when she invested in one. DeerRun’s model is lightweight, quiet, and has an LED display to track calories burned and distance walked. But the body also keeps score: It’s said that walking regularly can not only boost fitness but improve brain function.

TheraIce’s headache-easing cap wraps around the head for 360-degree hot or cold therapy. Its expert-grade gel can get down to five degrees when stored in the freezer; to warm it up, toss it in the microwave for 20 seconds. What’s more, the cap is made with light-blocking fabric that’s like blackout curtains for the eyes. Use the code 35MJYMZX to get 35 percent off during the sale.

Capable of revolutionizing a sleep regime in a single spritz, ThisWorks’ cult-classic pillow spray is like a cup of sleepytime tea for the nose. With lulling notes of lavender, chamomile, and vetiver, the early aughts classic (much like Y2K fashion) is still having a moment. You might just not be awake for it.

Magnesium sprays can relieve muscle (and mental) tension, and Ancient Minerals’ is among the best. “Ancient Minerals sources their magnesium chloride from the Zechstein seabed,” registered nurse and skincare expert Vanessa Lee previously told Vogue. She added, “This is the most well-known magnesium spray for its purity.”