• Discover the best cleansers celebrities use in their daily skincare routines.
• From cleansing oils to exfoliating face washes, there’s a formula for every skin type and preference.
• Try the iS Clinical, Dr. Barbara Sturm and ELEMIS products they swear by.

No one puts a cleanser through its paces quite like a celebrity. Between photo shoots, red carpets and long days on set, their skin is constantly being covered in makeup—which makes it especially important to find a face wash that can take it all off without leaving skin stripped or irritated.

Their favorite products include everything from makeup-melting oils and balms to gentle creams, foaming gels and exfoliating formulas. Some have been staples in their routines for years, while others were introduced by the makeup artists and facialists they work with.

Ahead, discover 13 of the best celebrity-approved cleansers, and what makes each one truly worth trying.

Cleansing Oils & Balms

Yara Shahidi’s Pick: ELEMIS Pro-Collagen Cleansing Balm

“As of late, I’ve had a lot of long filming days so after 18 hours of wearing makeup, I’ll start with a makeup remover. I really love ELEMIS’ makeup remover balm as my first cleanse. My makeup artist on set introduced me to it and it helps me melt off that first layer.” — Yara Shahidi

What It Is: With its rich, buttery texture, the ELEMIS Cleansing Balm effortlessly removes even waterproof and long-wear makeup before turning milky with water. The formula is loaded with nourishing plant oils to leave skin soft and hydrated, and can even double as a deep-cleansing mask.

Find out more in Yara Shahidi’s skincare routine.

Hailey Bieber’s Pick: One Love Organics Botanical B Enzyme Cleansing Oil

“This is definitely my favorite oil cleanser. I have repurchased this many, many times. I love it so much. It’s super gentle on your eyes. I started oil cleansing at the beginning of the pandemic and I have never looked back. It has changed my skin so much. It has been so good for breaking down makeup and sunscreen.” — Hailey Bieber

What It Is: One Love Organics’ Cleansing Oil melts away makeup, SPF and daily buildup without leaving skin stripped. It’s packed with sunflower, papaya and pumpkin seed oils to soften and condition, plus papaya enzymes for a gentle exfoliation.

Find out more in Hailey Bieber’s skincare routine.

Ashley Graham’s Pick: Fig.1 Micellar Oil Cleanser

“I really like the Micellar Oil Cleanser, because it breaks down everything. I’ve got globs of makeup on when I leave the set, and it really takes it off. If I only had that cleanser and I had no moisturizer of any kind with me, I would be okay because it’s so hydrating, it’s actually remarkable.” — Ashley Graham

What It Is: Part oil cleanser, part micellar cleanser, Fig.1’s Micellar Oil Cleanser uses both to lift away makeup, sunscreen and debris. Grapeseed oil and squalane help condition the skin, while the silky oil transforms into a lightweight milk that rinses away cleanly with water.

Find out more in Ashley Graham’s skincare routine.

Dove Cameron’s Pick: Shu Uemura Anti/Oxi+ Pollutant & Dullness Clarifying Cleansing Oil

“First thing in the morning, I’m using my Shu Uemura oil-based cleanser, which has powerful anti-pollutant antioxidants. It’s so oily, it’s literally like putting olive oil on your face, which I love. And it makes my skin really glowy and happy. I’m the biggest fan. I’ve been using it for years. They don’t pay me, but they absolutely should for how much I talk about it.” — Dove Cameron

What It Is: This Shu Uemura Cleansing Oil is designed to tackle more than just makeup. It also targets micro-sized particles of impurities and pollutants (like dust and pollen), which can contribute to oxidative stress and inflammation when they linger on the skin. The oil turns milky with water, and then rinses away without residue.

Find out more in Dove Cameron’s skincare routine.

Kate Bosworth’s Pick: Pai Light Work Rosehip Fruit Extract Cleansing Oil

“It removes any SPF, all kinds of makeup. It’s super gentle, it’s softening. Every time I use this to take off all of my makeup, I feel like my skin is balanced and soft.” — Kate Bosworth

What It Is: With Pai’s Cleansing Oil, you don’t have to sacrifice cleansing power for gentleness. Made for sensitive skin and eyes, it dissolves everything from sunscreen to waterproof mascara—no rubbing required. The blend of rosehip and other plant oils leaves skin soft and nourished.

Find out more in Kate Bosworth’s skincare routine.

Gel & Foaming Cleansers

Laura Harrier’s Pick: iS Clinical Cleansing Complex

“My skin loves this cleanser. I’ve been using it for years. It lathers without stripping it dry, which is a feeling I hate. My face is clean and moisturized after washing, as opposed to a tight feeling that sometimes follows cleansers.” — Laura Harrier

What It Is: There’s a reason iS Clinical’s Cleansing Complex has become such a celebrity favorite. The lightweight gel gives you a thorough cleanse without stripping, while sugarcane and white willow bark help smooth skin texture. Despite that extra exfoliating action, it’s non-drying and gentle enough for sensitive skin.

Find out more in Laura Harrier’s skincare routine.

Emily Ratajkowski’s Pick: Dr. Barbara Sturm Cleanser

“Depending on how I’m feeling, like if I’ve been flying a lot or if I just want kind of a clean-feeling face, I’ll use either one of these guys [the cleanser or scrub] by Dr. Barbara Sturm. If I’m like, ‘Well my skin’s pretty good, I just want to feel clean,’ I use this one. It just takes off everything and makes your skin feel brand new, baby soft.” — Emily Ratajkowski

What It Is: If you love a foaming cleanser but not the tight, squeaky-clean feeling they often leave behind, Dr. Barbara Sturm’s Cleanser is one to try. Its airy foam gently cleanses without disturbing your skin’s barrier or pH balance. It also has glycerin, urea, aloe vera and panthenol to keep skin soft and hydrated.

Find out more in Emily Ratajkowski’s skincare routine.

Alicia Keys’ Pick: Osmosis Deep Clean Detox Cleanser

“My face is very prone to breakouts, so I’m a fanatic about my face wash. I can’t just use anything. I gotta use things that are either really strong and have a lot of almost like medical-grade ingredients in it, or I gotta use things that are very super-simple and don’t have almost anything in them. It’s one or the other. This one leans more towards the medical-grade. I like it; it’s called Osmosis. It’s called Deep Clean. It’s really strong.” — Alicia Keys

What It Is: If oily skin and breakouts are an issue, this Osmosis Cleanser can help keep both in check. The gel formula produces a rich lather to deep-clean pores and wash away excess sebum and impurities. But it’s still gentle enough for most skin types.

Find out more in Alicia Keys’ skincare routine.

Cream & Milky Cleansers

Alexa Chung’s Pick: Glossier Milky Jelly Cleanser

“I love everything [from Glossier], but the one thing I come back to is the cleanser because it’s so soothing and nice on the face.” — Alexa Chung

What It Is: Glossier’s Cleanser proves that a face wash doesn’t need to foam, exfoliate or leave skin squeaky-clean to do its job. Essentially a “jellified micellar water,” its gel-cream texture removes oil, dirt and makeup while keeping your skin’s moisture intact.

Find out more in Alexa Chung’s skincare routine.

Gigi Hadid’s Pick: Cetaphil Gentle Skin Cleanser

“Whenever I’m working a lot or I’m wearing a lot of makeup or I’m coming from a shoot, I use Cetaphil because I just feel like it really cleans my skin.” — Gigi Hadid

What It Is: It may be a drugstore classic, but Cetaphil’s Gentle Skin Cleanser goes beyond basic cleansing. The creamy, fragrance-free formula combines glycerin, niacinamide and panthenol to support the moisture barrier, and is clinically proven to leave skin hydrated after cleansing.

Find out more in Gigi Hadid’s skincare routine.

Tracee Ellis Ross’ Pick: Retrouvé Luminous Cleansing Elixir

“My morning skincare routine is I use Retrouvé cleanser, which is a really gentle, beautiful, hydrating cleanser. Sometimes I use a scrub brush with that, but I really massage it into my skin.” — Tracee Ellis Ross

What It Is: Think of Retrouvé’s Cleansing Elixir as a cleansing treatment rather than a traditional face wash. The concentrated, water-free lotion not only melts away makeup and sunscreen in one step—eliminating the need to double-cleanse—it also boosts moisture with lush avocado and humectants.

Find out more in Tracee Ellis Ross’ skincare routine.

Editor’s note: This product may be temporarily out of stock while the brand develops new packaging.

Exfoliating Cleansers

Olivia Culpo’s Pick: Dr. Barbara Sturm Enzyme Cleanser

“It really exfoliates the skin through natural fruit enzymes. So you just add a little bit of water and then you rub in between your palms and it turns into a little bit of a clay texture. Dr. Barbara Sturm recommended this for me because I was getting these breakouts just on one side of my cheek. I told her that I was using all these products with beads and I was trying to exfoliate every single day, and she recommended this product because she noticed that I was actually over-exfoliating. So be careful for that. It’s really fun, too, honestly, and it’s lightweight because it’s powder.” — Olivia Culpo

What It Is: Just add water to Dr. Barbara Sturm’s Enzyme Cleanser, and the fine powder turns into a soft, exfoliating foam. Ideal for oily and combination skin types, it contains papaya enzymes to loosen dead skin cells, plus niacinamide to control excess oil and keep pores clear.

Find out more in Olivia Culpo’s skincare routine.

Rosie Huntington-Whiteley’s Pick: COSMEDIX Purity Clean Exfoliating Cleanser

“It’s an exfoliating cleanser. It has a little bit of lactic acid in it. I actually like to keep this in my shower and I use it in the evening. It has an almost tingling effect to it, but quite gentle. I look for products that have perhaps salicylic acid in them, lactic acid, glycolic acid, as these acids are really going to help resurface and strip the skin of dead skin cells. So they have that exfoliating quality to them, which is something that is important to do when you do have acne.” — Rosie Huntington-Whiteley

What It Is: With 5% lactic acid in a refreshing gel, COSMEDIX’s Purity Clean Cleanser puts exfoliation front and center. The acid loosens the bonds between dead skin cells to smooth uneven texture and help clear congested pores, without stripping away essential moisture.

Find out more in Rosie Huntington-Whiteley’s skincare routine.

More Celebrity-Recommended Products

• Moisturizers Celebrities Use
• Vitamin C Serums Celebrities Use
• Clean Beauty Products Celebrities Use

• Jennifer Lawrence’s hair evolution showcases her best hairstyles, haircuts and hair colors through the years.
• She’s gone from blonde to brunette and back, and tried everything from short hair to bobs to bangs.
• Try the Pureology and L’Oréal Professionel products her hairstylist swears by.

Jennifer Lawrence has never been afraid of a dramatic hair transformation. Ever since her Hollywood debut two decades ago with long blonde hair, she’s experimented with looks ranging from brunette waves to platinum bobs, choppy lobs and one particularly famous pixie cut. (See her full transformation in the Jennifer Lawrence Before and After.)

That chop came in 2013, after years of color changes had taken their toll. Jennifer admitted during a Google+ Hangout that her long hair had been “fried from being dyed too much.” When it started growing out, she decided she’d had enough. “It grew to that awkward, gross length, and I kept putting it back in a bun,” she told Today. “And I was like, ‘I don’t want to do this!’ So I just cut it off. … It couldn’t get any uglier!”

While Riawna Capri was behind that famous cut, Jennifer has worked with many other hairstylists over the years—including Mark Townsend, Jenny Cho, Chris Appleton, Jacob Rozenberg and Gregory Russell.

No wonder she leaves most of the styling to the pros. (“I’m so bad with hair!” she told Harper’s Bazaar. “I have naturally curly hair, so of course I hate when it’s curly. I prefer to blow it out straight.”) And while she’s gone back and forth between blonde and brunette throughout her career—her natural color is dark blonde—salon appointments aren’t her favorite. “I hate getting my hair colored,” she admitted in a recent Vogue interview.

Ahead, see all the haircuts, hair colors and hairstyles that Jennifer has tried, from 2007 until now. Plus, find out which products her hairstylist swears by to keep her hair looking its best.

Curls & Waves

Piecey Waves at the 2007 Power of 18 Event

Way back in 2007, Jennifer began hitting the Hollywood circuit with her hair styled in piecey waves (although it looks like she forgot a few sections!).

Side-Swept Waves at the 2008 Turner Network TCA Summer Press Tour

By the following year, she’d upgraded her wave technique and wore her hair tossed over one shoulder.

Loose Waves With Headband at the 2008 Teen Vogue Young Hollywood Party

A daisy headband worn across her forehead gave her barely-there waves a Boho touch.

Wavy Lob at the 2015 Los Angeles Premiere of ‘The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 2’

By 2015, she was sporting a lob (long bob), which she styled here in trendy flat-iron waves, keeping the ends straight.

Loose Fluffy Waves at the 2017 Venice Photocall for ‘Mother’

This red carpet look was all about softness. She flipped her part to the opposite side to accentuate the loose, fluffy waves throughout her long layers.

Tight Textured Waves at the 2018 Oscars

Jennifer stole the show at the 2018 Oscars with her mane of tight, all-over waves with a beachy texture.

Loose Mermaid Waves at the 2022 Governors Awards

She looked effortlessly glamorous in ultra-long, loose mermaid waves cascading down her back.

Loose “S” Waves at the 2024 Los Angeles Premiere of ‘Bread & Roses’

This look combined smooth, sleek hair at the front with loose “S” waves at the back.

Straight & Smooth

Straight Hair With Side-Swept Bangs at the 2011 Palm Springs International Film Festival

In 2011, she walked the red carpet with this flat-ironed style and a long, side-swept fringe over one eye.

Off-the-Face Straight Bob at the 2015 London Premiere of ‘The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 2’

How do you make a classic bob even more chic? By wearing it straight and off-the-face, like Jennifer has styled it here.

Straight Hair With Deep Side Part at the 2017 ELLE Women in Hollywood Awards

By 2017, her bob had grown out into this mid-length cut. Notice how the deep side part accentuates her face-framing layers when worn pin-straight.

Straight Hair Tucked Behind Ears at the 2018 BAFTA Awards

This look was all about the air-dried trend, with straight hair tucked behind both her ears and shoulders.

Side-Swept Straight Hair at the 2024 Golden Globes

Who could forget her ultra-long, side-swept straight hair at the Globes? It’s so thick, she likely got a little help from some hair extensions.

Short Hair

Slicked-Back Pixie at the 2013 London Premiere of ‘The Hunger Games: Catching Fire’

She debuted her new pixie in 2013, and quickly demonstrated its versatility with this slicked-back ’do.

Choppy Pixie at the 2013 Los Angeles Premiere of ‘The Hunger Games: Catching Fire’

With its choppy texture and tapered ends, this cut put all the focus on her famous features.

Choppy Pixie With Side-Swept Fringe at the 2013 New York Premiere of ‘The Hunger Games: Catching Fire’

Next, she styled it all the way forward, with the longer hair at the front creating an edgy side-swept fringe.

Classic Pixie at the 2014 Golden Globes

It doesn’t get more classic than this pixie cut.

Textured Pixie With Side-Swept Fringe at the 2014 SAG Awards

She wore it with more texture here, bringing all her hair forward and to one side to create another version of a side-swept fringe.

Voluminous Off-the-Face Pixie at the 2014 Oscars

By the time the Oscars rolled around, she was starting to grow out the pixie, but this was its most glam iteration yet: voluminous, off-the-face and totally effortless.

Bobs & Lobs

Shaggy Lob at the 2013 GLAAD Media Awards

Before the pixie, this shaggy, shoulder-length lob was her first foray into shorter hair.

Short Bob at the 2014 Cannes Photocall for ‘The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 1’

Post-pixie, this adorable short bob was a milestone in her grow-out process.

Textured Bob at the 2014 London Photocall for ‘The Hunger Games Mockingjay – Part 1’

Later the same year, her hair reached bob-length, with lots of textured layers.

Bob With Deep Side Part at the 2015 New York Premiere of ‘The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 2’

If there’s one haircut that is universally flattering, it’s the bob with a deep side part—and Jennifer’s version is no exception.

Textured Bob With Deep Side Part at the 2015 New York Premiere of ‘Joy’

She wore a similar style here, except with lots of dry texture throughout her hair.

Half-Up Bob at the 2015 London Photocall for ‘Joy’

Half-up, half-down hair feels fresh with the bob length, beachy texture and center part.

Angled Lob at the 2016 Oscars

Next, she rocked a lob length, which is slightly longer in the front and shorter at the back.

Bangs

Wispy Bangs at the 2010 Hollywood Awards Gala

Wispy bangs usually go wrong, but not Jennifer’s—these look surprisingly pretty with her curly mane.

Side-Swept Bangs at the 2012 Academy Awards Nominations Announcement

Side-swept bangs had us all in a chokehold in the early 2010s, and we all aspired to Jennifer’s cool, tousled fringe.

Side-Swept Bangs at the 2013 Cannes Photocall for ‘The Hunger Games: Catching Fire’

She still had them the following year, but wore them with this shorter, flippy, shoulder-length cut.

Long Bangs at AFI Fest 2024

Fast-forward to 2024, and the bangs were back in a big way. These were left long, skimming her lashes and framing her eyes in a rounded shape.

Curtain Bangs at the 2024 Governors Awards

A few weeks later, the bangs effortlessly grew into a curtain style, parted gently in the middle, which adds interest to her updo.

Short Bangs at the 2025 London Film Festival

They’re not quite baby bangs, but the center of her fringe was clearly shorter—above her brows—when she stepped out in 2025.

Classic Bangs at the 2026 Golden Globes

Two years on, the bangs are still ever-present—worn here with long layers and soft waves.

Updos & Braids

Wavy Updo at the 2009 Los Angeles Premiere of ‘Burning Plain’

For one of her first red carpet appearances, she opted for this wavy updo with face-framing pieces—a totally timeless look.

Low Bun at the 2011 Critics’ Choice Movie Awards

She parted her hair to one side and wore it in a low bun for this event.

Sparkly Braided Bun at the 2012 Los Angeles Premiere of ‘The Hunger Games’

As if this big, braided bun wasn’t eye-catching enough, her hairstylist also wove in a sparkly gold necklace to match her dress.

Side Bun at the 2013 Critics’ Choice Movie Awards

Next, she test-drove the side bun trend of the era. Hers is loose and undone, which was key.

Voluminous Updo With Headband at the 2014 World Premiere of ‘The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 1’

Shorter hair didn’t stop Jennifer from wearing updo styles. This one was teased for maximum volume, and then adorned with a thin headband.

Updo With Face-Framing Pieces at the 2014 Los Angeles Premiere of ‘The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 1’

For this premiere, her hair was pinned at the nape of her neck, and then pieces pulled out at the front to frame her face.

Wavy Low Bun at the 2015 Producers Guild Awards

All-over waves and volume elevated this low bun into something more special.

Sleek Low Bun at the 2016 Golden Globes

She did another low bun here, but styled it off-the-face with a sleek finish.

Reverse French Braid at the 2016 London Photocall for ‘Passengers’

We can’t see it here, but the back of this hairstyle featured a reverse French braid

Classic Bun at the 2017 Venice Premiere of ‘Mother’

Sometimes, a classic bun is exactly what you need to pair with a glam dress.

High Bun at the 2018 New York Premiere of ‘Red Sparrow’

When your makeup is the main focus, it just makes sense to pull your hair up into a neat, high bun.

Low Bun With Wavy Tendrils at the 2019 Los Angeles Premiere of ‘Dark Phoenix’

She gave her low bun a romantic feel with several undone wavy tendrils at the front.

Wavy Low Bun at the 2021 World Premiere of ‘Don’t Look Up’

Jennifer was pregnant at this premiere, so she kept it simple with a wavy low bun.

Low Bun With Center Part at the 2023 Cannes Photocall for ‘Bread & Roses’

The new mom returned to the red carpet in 2023 with yet another low bun, this time with a straight texture and center part.

Hair Color Changes

Dark Brunette at the 2012 Toronto Photocall for ‘Silver Linings Playbook’

Her first big color change was for Silver Linings Playbook, when she dyed her hair this dark, nearly-black shade of brunette.

Ombré Hair at the 2013 Santa Barbara International Film Festival

You probably didn’t know that Jennifer has a short-lived ombré phase, with medium brunette roots graduating into golden blonde ends.

Chocolate Brown Hair at the 2013 Academy Awards Nominees Luncheon

Next came this chocolate brown shade, which she didn’t keep for long either.

Platinum Blonde at the 2016 Vanity Fair Oscar Party

After reverting back to blonde, she gradually started going even lighter. This platinum blonde turned heads at the Oscars.

Silver Blonde at the 2016 London Premiere of ‘X-Men: Apocalypse’

Her last unconventional hair color experiment was with icy, silver blonde in 2016.

Her Favorite Hair Products

Pureology Color Fanatic Multi-Tasking Leave-In Spray

“On my clients, I generally will start with a detangling leave-in heat protectant like Color Fanatic Spray,” her hairstylist Gregory Russell told The Editor’s Edit. “Your hair is most sensitive when it’s wet because of how elastic it becomes. Using a detangler before brushing is important to protect against breakage and add hydration.”

Pureology Strength Cure Dream Healer Serum

“The next step for me is using a serum like the Dream Healer Serum to add slip, heal split ends, add high shine and recondition so my finished product is long-lasting, super shiny, bouncy, and healthy. After my blowout, I will use some additional serum for more shine, definition and polish. It’s also amazing to use for sleek ponytails. Not only is it healing the hair from the inside out, but the mirror-like finish is the stuff of hairstylists’ dreams. I’ve never had such a reactive response to a product as I have with this one. People are delightfully shocked by how soft and shiny their hair looks and feels.”

L’Oréal Professionnel AirLight Pro Hair Dryer

“This blow dryer has been all over the world with me creating so many different hairstyles,” Gregory shared on Instagram. “I love to use the diffuser to accentuate curls as much as I love the smoothing concentrator nozzle.”

More Jennifer Lawrence

• Jennifer Lawrence, Before and After

More Celebrity Hair Inspiration

• Sydney Sweeney’s Hair Evolution
• Lucy Hale’s Hair Evolution
• Riley Keough’s Hair Evolution

• Sephora’s Spring Savings Event is happening now through April 20.
• Get up to 20% off skincare, makeup and haircare from top brands.
• Shop editor’s picks from Skinfix, ILIA, JVN and more.

Sephora’s Spring Savings Event is back, and as usual, it’s one of the only times all year that you can save on virtually everything—from skincare to makeup to haircare. Whether you’re restocking your routine or eyeing a few new launches, it’s the best opportunity to shop your wish list at a discount.

Of course, whenever there’s a site-wide sale, it’s easy to end up with things you don’t actually need. So for this guide, I’ve narrowed things down to a mix of standout launches, new brand arrivals, and a few longtime staples that still live up to the hype.

Keep reading for all the sale details, plus my edit of what’s worth adding to your cart.

Sephora Sale Details

• Dates: April 10–20 for Rouge; April 14–20 for VIB and Insider.
• Discounts: 20% off for Rouge, 15% off for VIB, and 10% off for Insider. Plus, all tiers get 30% off Sephora Collection.
• Promo Code: SPRINGSALE
• Shipping: Free with any purchase for all members (US and Canada).
• Limitations: Two Dyson items, three Shark Beauty items, and three The Ordinary items per SKU per transaction.
• Exclusions: Byredo products.

Serums & Treatments

Skinfix Brighten + Firm 15% Vitamin C Serum

Vitamin C treatments with L-ascorbic acid tend to be harsh on the skin and oxidize quickly—often before you even finish the bottle. That’s why I’m a fan of the new Skinfix Brighten + Firm 15% Vitamin C Serum, which launched a few months ago. Along with peptides, it has 15% THD ascorbate, one of the best vitamin C derivatives for brightening and firming. It won’t cause irritation and is far more shelf-stable. Plus, it’s non-comedogenic!

Fig.1 Even Tone Serum

Fig.1 just arrived at Sephora, and my pick is the Even Tone Serum. It has all the best ingredients to target dark spots and discolorations: 4% niacinamide, 3% tranexamic acid, 1% azelaic acid and 1% alpha-arbutin. The formula is super minimalist and has a great price point, so you’re truly just paying for the actives here—not unnecessary fillers.

Sofie Pavitt Face Mandelic Clearing Serum

For exfoliation, you can’t go wrong with mandelic acid. Not only is it very gentle, it’s also the one AHA that acts like a BHA to penetrate pores and keep them clear. Sofie Pavitt Face Mandelic Clearing Serum contains an ideal 8% concentration in a soothing and hydrating serum. Her line is geared toward acne-prone skin, but I think all skin types could benefit from this.

Shani Darden Retinol Reform With 1% Encapsulated Retinol

I can’t believe it’s been almost a decade that I’ve been recommending Shani Darden Retinol Reform With 1% Encapsulated Retinol. Over the years, it’s gone through a few formula tweaks—most recently, the encapsulation of the retinol for improved stability. But I still think it’s one of the best options available for a “starter” retinol. I love how light and clean it feels on the skin, and most importantly, how it subtly improves fine lines, tone and texture without causing irritation.

Topicals Faded Brightening Dark Spot Patches

A few years back, the original Topicals Faded Serum went viral for its ability to treat stubborn hyperpigmentation. Unfortunately, it started breaking me out, so I had to quit using it (since I was trying to fade post-acne marks, not create new ones!). But now there’s a solution for me: Faded Brightening Dark Spot Patches. They’re infused with the same mix of actives (niacinamide, tranexamic acid, vitamin C and kojic acid) but in the form of a targeted patch. This way, you can skip all the potentially pore-clogging emollients of the serum, but still get results.

Everyday Skincare Essentials

U Beauty The Mantle Cleansing Balm

Nothing beats an oil cleanser for getting off makeup and sunscreen. And finally, after a lot of searching, I found one at Sephora that I can recommend to you: U Beauty The Mantle Cleansing Balm. This contains the absolute best emulsifier system along with skin-friendly lipids, so it will thoroughly remove everything while still supporting your barrier. Best of all, it rinses clean without leaving any residue behind.

AESTURA ATOBARRIER365 Foaming Cleanser

Sephora recently started carrying AESTURA, which you may be familiar with if you’re into K-beauty (it’s Korea’s top dermatological skincare brand). I’m so glad, because the ATOBARRIER365 Foaming Cleanser is superior to most Western cleansers. It’s fragrance-free and sulfate-free, with a blend of mild, low-foam cleansing agents plus hydrators and skin-soothers. Very basic, but in the best way.

AESTURA ATOBARRIER365 Hydro Essence

Another AESTURA product that deserves a spot in your routine is the ATOBARRIER365 Hydro Essence. This is a milky liquid that you’d pat on after cleansing to add a layer of barrier support and hydration (it could actually replace your hydrating serum). It’s got cholesterol, a ceramide precursor, amino acids and natural moisturizing factors, and is unlikely to clog pores.

Skinfix Triple Lipid-Peptide Cream

Most brands these days talk about barrier repair, but Skinfix Triple Lipid-Peptide Cream is the rare product that truly lives up to its promises. That’s because it contains all three barrier components (ceramides, cholesterol and fatty acids) together with peptides and a barrier-supportive emulsifier system. This is my top moisturizer recommendation for dry and sensitive skin.

Tower 28 SOS Daily Barrier Recovery Cream

For acne-prone skin—or anyone who wants something a bit lighter—I like Tower 28 SOS Daily Barrier Recovery Cream. This moisturizer is described as “intentionally basic” because it’s super gentle, fragrance-free and contains ceramides and fatty acids for barrier support.

Ultra Violette Future Screen SPF 50

Ultra Violette Future Screen SPF 50 launched last year, and I still think it’s the best mineral sunscreen option at Sephora. (Unlike the now-discontinued Lean Screen, there was never any controversy about this formula, thank goodness!) It protects with 20% zinc oxide and has a light, fluid feel with a sheer tint—no white cast.

Makeup Must-Haves

ILIA Skin Blur Serum Concealer

I was just sent the new ILIA Skin Blur Serum Concealer, and I am in love. This launch replaces the old True Skin Serum Concealer, and it’s so much better. It has a beautiful weightless and non-greasy texture, and gives you medium coverage that self-sets, so you don’t need to add powder. The shade range is way more extensive now, too (I’m wearing Satin 5N). Plus, it appears to be acne-safe, which is a huge deal for this brand.

Glow Recipe Glass Balm

My other major obsession right now is Glow Recipe Glass Balm—it’s all I want to wear on my lips. Truth be told, this was a PR sample that I didn’t think would be anything special. How wrong I was! This is one of the best lip balms I’ve ever used: nourishing and non-sticky but so long-lasting. And the tints are actually tinted, not sheer. You need to try Blackberry Bingsoo, which gives your lips the most perfect blackened berry color. Like, the photos on Sephora do not do it justice!

MERIT Solo Shadow Eye Color

In case you missed it, MERIT Solo Shadow Eye Color now comes in shimmer finishes, and they’re so good. This is a crease-proof cream shadow that you can just dab on with your fingertip and it literally looks perfect with zero effort. (Who has the time to do all that blending with brushes that we used to do in the 2010s?!) My favorite shade is Iris, the soft plum.

Westman Atelier Lit Up Highlight Stick

If you’re looking for something that will subtly make your skin look better (and who isn’t?), give Westman Atelier Lit Up Highlight Stick a try. I wear this dewy cream highlighter in the shade Lit almost daily, and there’s no other product like it. It’s “glass skin” in a tube!

MAC Extended Play Gigablack Lash Mascara

MAC is now available at Sephora US, including one of the most classic tubing mascaras: Extended Play Gigablack Lash Mascara. I love the small wand that lets you get at every hair, and how it gives your lashes a clean, separated look. An oldie but a goodie!

Haircare Picks

JVN Complete Air Dry Cream

If you air-dry your hair, JVN Complete Air Dry Cream is well worth trying. This is a lightweight styling cream that you apply to damp hair to add smoothness and hydration as it dries, while eliminating frizz. I find it makes such a difference on my fine hair, and does not weigh it down!

Briogeo Don’t Despair, Repair! Deep Conditioning Mask

I’ve been recommending Briogeo Don’t Despair, Repair! Deep Conditioning Mask for ages. Initially, it was because of the novelty of finding a 97% natural hair mask that worked without silicones. (That was rare 10 years ago!) Now, it’s because this is truly one of the most reliable hair masks for restoring strength and hydration in all hair types.

Oribe Dry Texturizing Spray

Throughout my career, I’ve tried every volumizing/salt/texture spray that has crossed my desk, but Oribe Dry Texturizing Spray is on another level. It gives you the lived-in texture of a dry shampoo, but without the icky residue, and it’s never sticky, heavy or clumpy.

More Sephora Picks

• Best Skincare Products at Sephora

• The 2026 Oscars took place in Los Angeles on March 15.
• Anne Hathaway, Jessie Buckley and Priyanka Chopra showcased some of the night’s most memorable hair and makeup looks.
• The top celebrity beauty trends? Pinky-nude lips, deep side parts and soft matte skin.

The 2026 awards season drew to a close with this year’s Oscars ceremony, bringing one final round of hair and makeup looks to the red carpet. From timeless old Hollywood glam to softer, more modern finishes, it was the mix of styles that made this event interesting.

The trends I spotted? Side parts are finally back, nude lips are still going strong, and there’s a shift toward balanced makeup—where eyes, lips and cheeks all share the spotlight.

(In case you missed all the looks leading up to the big night, I’ve been covering them over on Substack this year. Catch up on Part One and Part Two there, and subscribe for more celeb beauty debriefs!)

Here are the most notable hair and makeup moments from last night, along with product details wherever available.

Anne Hathaway at the 2026 Oscars

Who else is excited for The Devil Wears Prada 2? We’re about to see a lot more of Anne Hathaway soon—and she’s looking GOOD right now. (Maybe the rumors from last year are true!) Her dress was such a moment that she wisely kept her makeup subtle, with brown shadow, the softest lashes and a nudey-pinky lip. Maybe the half-up hairdo is a bit matronly, but I like how it shows off her face. And it’s much better than her hairstyles the last time she did award season, in 2024!

Anne is wearing: Blush in Second Language and Born From Beauty • Bronzer in Straightforward • Eyeshadow in Wonderful Warm • Eyeliner in Brown • Eyeliner in Tie It Together • Lip liner in Perfect the Edge • Lip gloss in Runway Dream

Jessie Buckley at the 2026 Oscars

I don’t know how the fashion people felt about it, but I love that Jessie Buckley brought some color to this red carpet with a red and pink dress. She carried it through to her lips with a sheer, balmy red instead of a traditional opaque lipstick—the perfect choice for her unfussy style. Everything else is so natural and low-key, including her slicked-down short haircut. She’s come a long way since her fire-engine red hair at the 2023 Oscars!

Jessie is wearing: Foundation in BD21 and BD31 • Concealer in BD21 • Powder in Medium Light • Bronzer/blush in Medium Rose Gold • Blush in Jersey and In Love • Eyeshadow in Spices • Eyeliner in Espresso • Mascara in Noir • Lip liner in Rouge Cerise • Lipstick in Daring Red

Priyanka Chopra at the 2026 Oscars

It’s been a while since we’ve seen Priyanka Chopra, and honestly? She does classic old Hollywood glam like nobody else. My favorite part is her hair, which is styled in loose waves with a swoosh of volume at the front and a deep side part. With everything else so “done,” I’m glad she dialled down the makeup. It’s just soft peach lips, matching blush, and whisper-thin winged liner.

Priyanka is wearing: Lipstick in Peach Blush

Rose Byrne at the 2026 Oscars

I’ll be honest: I was getting a bit tired of Rose Byrne’s textured, highlighted lob. So I’m happy to see her in a sleek low bun, which makes you realize just how flawless her skin really is. (And she’s 46!) This was all about the red lip, which is overdrawn with lip liner but not in an obvious way. She’s also wearing quite a bit of black liner and smoky shadow. Since the hair is clean, it doesn’t seem overdone.

Rose is wearing: Foundation in 2.5W • Concealer in 2N • Powder in Fair • Blush in Rosewood • Blush in Toffee • Bronzer in Soft Fair • Bronzer in Medium Matte • Contour in Light • Luminizer in Gold Halo • Eyeshadow in Pied-de-Poule • Eyeliner in Matte Black • Mascara in Overblack • Brow pencil in Brown • Brow gel in Universal • Lip liner in 999 • Lipstick in Concorde

Emma Stone at the 2026 Oscars

Emma Stone is usually among my most-loved looks… but I’m demoting her this year because she doesn’t look like Emma Stone. As I mentioned on Substack, she recently switched makeup artists, which is why she’s now doing overdrawn lips and darker, arched brows. (And, well, there may be some more permanent changes going on here as well.) Don’t get me wrong; she’s still gorgeous, but I don’t think this style suits her at all. Bring back the soft, feathery brows and peachy-pink lips circa 2024, please! At least I do love one thing here: her wavy red bob.

Emma is wearing: Eyeshadow in Beige Memento • Lipstick in Passport to Paris

Gwyneth Paltrow at the 2026 Oscars

Say what you will about Gwyneth Paltrow, but I think she looks fantastic here. Compared to just a few months ago at the Governors Awards, her skin is way fresher, and her hair is smoother with a much improved warm honey root color. I suspect multiple treatments and procedures must have been involved! The only issue is she’s starting to get the “apple cheek” look, so hopefully it settles.

Gwyneth is wearing: Eyeshadow in No. 20 • Foundation in Creme • Bronzer in Bois • Lip liner in Faun • Lipstick in Nude 1 (on lips and cheeks) • Lip gloss in Tawny

Demi Moore at the 2026 Oscars

Here’s confirmation that Demi Moore did NOT cut her hair. (In case you missed it, she had a bob recently, which we now know was a wig.) It looks even better—and thicker—than it did last awards season, so I’m thinking it can’t be all her own hair here either. The fresh makeup also makes her look younger… and shows off her perfect white teeth! I think I detect some white eyeliner in her lower waterlines, which is brightening up her eyes.

Demi is wearing: Foundation in 6C • Concealer in 4.5 and 6.5 • Illuminator in 4 Medium • Powder in Medium • Contour in Fair/Medium • Blush in Rosy Glow • Blush in Rosewood • Highlighter in Spotlight • Eyeshadow palette • Liquid liner in Panther • Mascara in Exagger-black • Brow pencil in Black Brown • Lip liner in Pillow Talk • Lipstick in Pillow Talk Medium • Lip gloss in Fair/Medium

Kate Hudson at the 2026 Oscars

Kate Hudson looks like a glamorous mermaid, does she not? Her hair is long again, so I guess the bob she had at the Governors Awards was a faux one. (Her skin is looking remarkably youthful here as well, so maybe she’s on the same program as Gwyneth?) The best part is the cool-toned pink blush and that pop of highlighter on her cheek. So good!

Kate is wearing: Foundation in 5W • Concealer in 4.5 • Contour in Fair • Powder in Fair and Medium • Setting spray • Blush in Rosewood • Blush in Rosy Glow • Highlighter in Pillow Talk Original • Eyeshadow in Champagne • Eyeshadow in Pillow Talk Dreams • Eyeliner in Smokey Bronze • Brow pencil in Natural Brown • Brow gel • Lipstick in Pillow Talk Medium • Lip liner in Iconic Nude and Icon Baby

Zoe Saldaña at the 2026 Oscars

Does Zoe Saldaña’s look seem familiar? I was thinking the same thing. Other than the loose piece of hair, it’s very similar to last year’s Golden Globes: updo, middle part, muted mauvey makeup. I miss the days when she’d wear cool black eyeliner or a red lip!

Zoe is wearing: Foundation in 430C • Concealer in 350 • Blush in Rose Fresque • Contour in 460 • Bronzer in Medium • Eyeshadow palette (brown and neutral shades) • Liquid liner in Black • Mascara in Black • Lip liner in Nude Now • Lipstick in Lisa’s Coral Glow • Lip gloss in Magic Spell

Elle Fanning at the 2026 Oscars

If you ask me, Elle Fanning’s personal best beauty look was at last year’s Globes. So I was hoping we’d see something equally creative, but alas, she reverted back to her usual princess-ballerina vibes. She does that so well, of course, but we’ve seen it a million times. The makeup is extremely light-handed, with the tiniest kitten flicks and blush that looks like it could be a natural flush.

Mikey Madison at the 2026 Oscars

Mikey Madison had one of my favorite looks last season (this one!), and she returned to prove she’s no one-hit beauty wonder. Okay… part of the reason I liked this one so much was the vampy velvet dress. She matched its vibe with long, flowing waves, black liner, and a slick of almost-matching lipstick. The latter is a warmer-toned berry—I think mixing warm and cool tones is very modern.

Mikey is wearing: Foundation in 1N • Concealer in 0 Neutral • Contour in Light • Bronzer in Soft Fair • Powder in Fair • Blush in Pink and Rosewood • Highlighter in Pink Halo • Eyeshadow in Rose Tulle • Lash primer • Mascara in Overblack • Brow pencil in Dark Brown • Lipstick in Berry Attitude

Bella Thorne at the 2026 Oscars

I wasn’t expecting Bella Thorne to show up… and especially not with a visible nipple piercing (oh em gee!). But I’m loving her new, more sophisticated style. These smoky eyes are so beautiful, and she’s gone back to what looks like her natural hair color. She used to experiment with the wildest hair and makeup (see here!), so it’s a big change!

See also: Bella Thorne, Before and After

Chase Infiniti at the 2026 Oscars

Chase Infiniti looks like a baby Zoë Kravitz, don’t you think? (That is, if Zoë Kravitz actually smiled on the red carpet.) I love how her half-loose, half-braided hair brings a bit of edginess to her frilly pink dress. She also matched her eyeshadow to the dress to tie it all together.

Gracie Abrams at the 2026 Oscars

Jessie Buckley wasn’t the only one with a cool short haircut on this red carpet. A few months ago, Gracie Abrams chopped her hair into a longish pixie, and now it’s grown out into what I’d call a bixie (a cross between a bob and a pixie). And she actually makes those wispy ends look good—justice for fine hair! The light touch on the makeup suits her, even if I don’t love the overdrawn upper lip liner.

Gracie is wearing: Foundation in B20 • Concealer in B20 • Bronzer/blush in Medium Rose Gold • Blush in Pink Explosion • Highlighter in Transparent • Eyeshadow in The Space Traveler • Eyeliner in Espresso • Mascara in Noir • Lip liner in Nude Brun • Lipstick in Sensual Rose and Light Rose • Lipstick in Boy

Barbie Ferreira at the 2026 Oscars

How stunning is Barbie Ferreira? She’s a former model, in case you’re wondering, and with that hairstyle she really looks the part. “S” waves are a classic, yes, but we’re seeing a lot of them lately—and they totally remind me of old-school supermodel hair. Here, she paired them with soft smokies, no blush, and rose lips.

Mia Goth at the 2026 Oscars

Mia Goth just went back to her natural brunette, after having it jet-black since the Governors Awards. I’m a big proponent of natural hair colors… so why am I not so into this? I think it’s because there’s less of a “wow” factor now, whereas before, with her signature pale brows, she had a distinctive look. That said, I’m loving the stained look of her lips and cheeks. Also take note that she’s not wearing any mascara.

Mia is wearing: Foundation in 2N • Concealer in 2 Neutral • Contour in Medium • Blush in Toffee • Bronzer in Light Medium • Highlighter in Nude • Eyeshadow in Rose Tulle • Eyeliner in Matte Black • Brow pencil in Blonde • Lip liner in Beige Tulle • Lipstick in Confident Nude

Kirsten Dunst at the 2026 Oscars

For years now, I’ve been rallying to get Kirsten Dunst to stop wearing black. No luck this time, but here’s what she could look like in some color. At least she ditched her usual red lips for this softer warm rose shade. Her skin is looking really good here, too.

Kirsten is wearing: Foundation in 2N • Concealer in 2 Neutral • Contour in Light • Bronzer in Light Fair • Blush in Pink • Eyeshadow in Nude Dress • Eyeliner in Brown • Lash primer • Mascara in Overblack • Brow pencil in Blonde • Brow gel in Universal • Lip liner in Nude Blush • Lipstick in Forever Nude • Lipstick in Berry Attitude

Felicity Jones at the 2026 Oscars

Back in the day, Felicity Jones had some of the best eye makeup on the red carpet—particularly her cat eyes, which I was always striving to recreate. So I’m feeling a little underwhelmed at seeing her so bare-faced here. It’s not that she doesn’t look good, but she’s capable of so much more! I’m also not sure how I feel about the lighter hair color. Maybe I’m stuck in the past, but dark brown with bangs is my fave.

Heidi Klum at the 2026 Oscars

I heard that tans are back—so of course Heidi Klum is among the first to get on the trend. With her messy, shaggy, highlighted hair and heavy eyeliner, this seems more like something you’d wear to the Grammys. But, being a model she’s always going to look good!

Heidi is wearing: Foundation • Setting spray • Mascara • Lip liner in Au Naturale • Lipstick in Fairest Nude

Nicole Kidman at the 2026 Oscars

Nicole Kidman debuted a new layered hairstyle, and the way it’s sitting on top of her head, I’m pretty sure it’s a wig. If she’s going to do wigs anyway, then why doesn’t she go back to her red hair? That was the real fan favorite! As for the makeup, the blush color is lovely (even if her cheeks seem to be taking on a life of their own).

Ginnifer Goodwin at the 2026 Oscars

Ginnifer Goodwin is the patron saint of the pixie cut… so it pains me to see her with this weird, gelled-down ’do. It reminds me of how my hair used to clump together when I had bangs! I also find her overly groomed brow style a bit dated. I get that she’s a short hair person, but I think she’d look great with her hair a little longer—like a bixie.

Odessa A’Zion at the 2026 Oscars

I appreciate that Odessa A’Zion is making the case for curly hair on the red carpet… but I just can’t get on board here. Want to be blown away? Do a Google image search of “Odessa A’Zion young”—she is actually so pretty with her natural light brown hair color and wavy texture! So no, I don’t get this piecey, jet-black curly look at all. Also, the overdrawn lip liner is too much.

Teyana Taylor at the 2026 Oscars

And here’s another celeb whose younger photos you might want to look up. Teyana Taylor didn’t always do her eyebrows and eye makeup this way. Together, the diagonally arched brows and exaggerated feline liner make her look kind of angry. I think if she just did one or the other, it would soften her look so much. Obviously, her features are phenomenal, and she wears this curly pixie cut so well!

More Red Carpet Beauty Looks

• Governors Awards 2025 Beauty Looks
• Oscars 2025 Beauty Looks
• SAG Awards 2025 Beauty Looks

• Discover the best vitamin C serums celebrities use in their daily skincare routines.
• From clinical classics to clean beauty buys, there’s a formula for every skin type and budget.
• Try the SkinCeuticals, iS Clinical and Fig.1 products they swear by.

Celebrities are constantly asked about their skincare routines, and one product that comes up again and again is vitamin C serum. From actresses to musicians to supermodels, many swear by this step to keep their skin looking bright and even-toned.

Part of the appeal is that vitamin C does double duty. As an antioxidant, it helps protect skin from the environmental free radicals that contribute to future aging. But it also improves existing concerns—like dullness, dark spots, fine lines and uneven tone. That’s why it’s one of the key ingredients dermatologists consistently recommend as part of a morning routine (although you can apply at night as well).

Of course, celebrities have tried just about every serum on the market, from dermatologist-developed formulas to facialist favorites. Ahead, discover the vitamin C serums they actually use—and why you might want to try them, too.

Dermatologist Recommended

Ashley Graham’s Pick: SkinCeuticals C E Ferulic

“My favorite vitamin C. This is OG. When I found out that I wasn’t using vitamin C and I needed to be using vitamin C, my life changed—my skin changed. I do probably a half a dropper of it, put that all over my face. And it’s just like, so good. It’s really good under a sunscreen. For some reason it starts to activate it.” — Ashley Graham

What It Is: If there’s one vitamin C serum that’s become the industry’s reference point, it’s SkinCeuticals C E Ferulic. Dermatologists call it the “gold standard” for a reason: it uses 15% L-ascorbic acid (the active form of vitamin C), backed up by 1% vitamin E and 0.5% ferulic acid to enhance performance and stability. Together, these ingredients provide powerful antioxidant protection while brightening and firming the skin over time.

Find out more in Ashley Graham’s skincare routine.

Lucy Hale’s Pick: SkinCeuticals Silymarin CF

“There’s a really good one from SkinCeuticals that’s specifically meant for breakout-prone skin. I find that with any products I use, I try to go the oil-free route, so with vitamin C serums, it can get a little tricky since so many of them are oil-based. But that’s a really good one that I’ve found.” — Lucy Hale

What It Is: If you have oily or acne-prone skin, SkinCeuticals Silymarin CF could be a game-changer. You’re getting the same 15% L-ascorbic acid and 0.5% ferulic acid as in C E Ferulic, but with two additional actives. There’s 0.5% silymarin (milk thistle extract) to help prevent the oxidation of sebum, and 0.5% salicylic acid to gently exfoliate and reduce the formation of blemishes. Not only does it replace the need for a separate acne treatment, it also helps fade post-acne marks.

Find out more in Lucy Hale’s skincare routine.

Facialist Favorites

Suki Waterhouse’s Pick: iS Clinical Pro-Heal Serum Advance+

“There’s nothing like it. It transformed the texture of my skin, which can look like a scaly old lizard half the time. There’s a facialist, Shani Darden, out in LA whom I’ve been seeing since I was 21. She recommended this to me. I was quite young then, but I’m still obsessed. My skin looks brighter and more even from using it.” — Suki Waterhouse

What It Is: It’s true that there’s nothing like iS Clinical’s Pro-Heal Serum Advance+. It has 15% L-ascorbic acid to protect and brighten—but in a time-released form, which makes it more stable and less irritating. It also contains retinol to target signs of aging, olive leaf extract and zinc to reduce inflammation, and vitamin E to replenish moisture. No wonder facialists have been recommending this formula for years.

Find out more in Suki Waterhouse’s skincare routine.

Rosie Huntington-Whiteley’s Pick: iS Clinical Super Serum Advance+

“I love this product because it is loaded with vitamin C. It’s important for me with my skin—as I’m using salicylic acid, glycolic acid, lactic acid—that I’m also replenishing my skin and giving it a lot of hydration and giving it the nutrients that it needs. So it safely brightens the skin and it helps anybody with uneven skin tone, which is me. And it also helps in reducing of any fine lines or pigmentation. I actually like to apply this in the morning, and what I do is I add it into the iS Clinical Hydra-Cool Serum.” — Rosie Huntington-Whiteley

What It Is: Facialists and celebs alike love iS Clinical’s Super Serum Advance+ for its ability to not only improve uneven tone, but also target wrinkles and scarring. It does so with a potent combination of 15% time-released L-ascorbic acid and a copper tripeptide growth factor that stimulates repair. Plus, you’re getting calming, hydrating and brightening benefits from mushroom extract, arbutin, cica and hyaluronic acid.

Find out more in Rosie Huntington-Whiteley’s skincare routine.

Sephora Staples

Constance Wu’s Pick: Drunk Elephant C-Firma Fresh Day Serum

“I follow [my cleanser] with Drunk Elephant vitamin C serum. I shop at Sephora a lot because they’re really cool about letting you try things out. This was a recommended product there, so I gave it a go and loved it.” — Constance Wu

What It Is: What makes Drunk Elephant’s C-Firma Fresh Day Serum unique is the “fresh” part. The 15% L-ascorbic acid formula comes in powder form, which you combine with the liquid base before the first use. That way, it stays potent for a full year after mixing, and able to target dull skin, pigmentation and fine lines. The vitamin C is supported by 1% vitamin E and ferulic acid—the same stabilizing antioxidants you see in pricier serums.

Find out more in Constance Wu’s skincare routine.

Nina Dobrev’s Pick: Sunday Riley C.E.O. 15% Vitamin C Brightening Serum

“The last serum I use is Sunday Riley. This is a vitamin C serum and it’s super important in the mornings to get that vitamin C in your skin. The nutrition for your face.” — Nina Dobrev

What It Is: If pure L-ascorbic acid serums tend to irritate you, Sunday Riley’s C.E.O. Serum is a popular alternative that’s safe for even sensitive skin. It uses THD ascorbate—a stable vitamin C derivative—in a silky, emollient base. At a 15% concentration, it’s still concentrated enough to improve dullness, discolorations, dark spots and signs of aging.

Find out more in Nina Dobrev’s skincare routine.

Gabrielle Union’s Pick: Ole Henriksen Banana Bright Vitamin C Serum

“I’ve been using a lot of the skincare that I’ve been gifted—I don’t want to just give it away, I want to see if any of it works! So, I’ve been trying different serums and things, including one from Ole Henriksen. It’s pretty nice, I cannot lie.” — Gabrielle Union

What It Is: Ole Henriksen’s Banana Bright Vitamin C Serum is the “instant payoff” vitamin C—the one you can put on and actually see something. That’s because it pairs 15% vitamin C with 5% PHAs to gently exfoliate, plus subtle light-reflecting pigments for instant glow. The active ingredient is ethyl ascorbic acid, a stable vitamin C derivative that reduces dark spots and fine lines while it boosts radiance.

Find out more in Gabrielle Union’s skincare routine.

Clean & Organic

Naomi Watts’ Pick: Saint Jane Vitamin C Glow Drops

“I like to load on the serums at night to do their work while I’m sleeping. I start by using Saint Jane’s vitamin C drops… that helps calm my skin.” — Naomi Watts

What It Is: If your skin gets reactive easily, Saint Jane’s Vitamin C Glow Drops are a great option. This serum features 20% encapsulated vitamin C in the form of 3-glyceryl ascorbate, a next-generation derivative that brightens and hydrates without causing irritation. It goes on like a lightweight oil, but sinks in fast with no greasy feel.

Find out more in Naomi Watts’ skincare routine.

Miranda Kerr’s Pick: KORA Organics Kakadu Plum Vitamin C Serum

“I use the KORA vitamin C because it helps so much with my pigment and firming. It really has so many incredible ingredients. It has kakadu plum from Australia, which is like the highest form of naturally occurring vitamin C. And my mum used to drink the powder, so I wanted it to be the key ingredient. It’s also the first certified-organic vitamin C, and it’s 12%. It’s got a special type of vitamin C called ascorbyl glucoside. It basically melts into your skin so that it doesn’t sit on the surface; it penetrates deeper. It just really helps with pigmentation and skin tone and brightening your skin.” — Miranda Kerr

What It Is: KORA Organics’ Kakadu Plum Vitamin C Serum is a gentle everyday option from Kerr’s own skincare line. It uses a blend of 12% ascorbyl glucoside (one of the mildest vitamin C derivatives) with kakadu plum and acerola cherry extracts (two superfruits naturally rich in vitamin C). They’re in a base of aloe vera, not water, with hyaluronic acid for added hydration. This one is all about gradual brightening, with a gel texture that feels lightweight on the skin.

Find out more in Miranda Kerr’s skincare routine.

Gwyneth Paltrow’s Pick: Goop Beauty 20% Vitamin C + Hyaluronic Acid Glow Serum

“If you use this vitamin C and hyaluronic serum every single morning for a week, I promise you, everybody’s going to say, ‘Oh my god, your skin looks incredible. What are you doing?’ It comes in two parts—a bottle of L-ascorbic acid… and a bottle of the ultimate weightless moisturizer, hyaluronic acid. We keep the two separate until you’re ready to use it so the product stays potent through the whole time you’re using it.” — Gwyneth Paltrow

What It Is: Goop Beauty’s 20% Vitamin C + Hyaluronic Acid Serum (from Paltrow’s own skincare line) replaces the need for multiple serums. Just like Drunk Elephant, it comes with a powder and a liquid activator that you mix together for maximum freshness and potency. The result is a 20% L-ascorbic acid and hyaluronic acid blend, which brightens, firms, plumps and hydrates in one step.

Find out more in Gwyneth Paltrow’s skincare routine.

Padma Lakshmi’s Pick: Ogee Vitamin C THDA 20% Elixir

“At night, I use Ogee vitamin C serum. There’s a lot of good vitamin C serums, but this one I love because it’s 20% in concentration, and I think that’s great.” — Padma Lakshmi

What It Is: Unlike most vitamin C serums, Ogee’s Vitamin C has an oil texture. That’s because it uses 20% THD ascorbate—a stable, oil-soluble vitamin C derivative for brightening and fading dark spots. The active is infused into capric triglyceride and jojoba oil, which are lightweight but nourishing and ideal for normal to dry skin types.

Find out more in Padma Lakshmi’s skincare routine.

Budget-Friendly Finds

Phoebe Tonkin’s Pick: Fig.1 Vitamin C 15% Treatment

“I heard about Fig.1 from my friend, [Australian actress] Claire Holt. She was using it during COVID, and with ample time during quarantine to experiment with different skincare lines, I decided to try. I was really impressed both with the broad variety of derm-developed products, and the clinical research behind them. Having spent a lot of money on retinol and vitamin C in the past, I was blown away at the quality of the products, while staying at an attainable price point.” — Phoebe Tonkin

What It Is: If you’re looking for a real-deal L-ascorbic acid serum without the SkinCeuticals price tag, Fig.1’s Vitamin C fits the bill. It uses 15% L-ascorbic acid supported by vitamin E and ferulic acid (a familiar stability combo), and comes in packaging designed to keep air exposure down. Bonus: It’s also refillable.

Find out more in Phoebe Tonkin’s skincare routine.

Dove Cameron’s Pick: Mario Badescu Vitamin C Serum

“I’ve been using lately… this Mario Badescu Vitamin C Serum. Vitamin C is really great for brightening your skin, and I notice when I use that every other night, my skin is really bright and really responsive and really supple when I wake up in the morning.” — Dove Cameron

What It Is: Mario Badescu’s Vitamin C Serum is the sleeper hit of vitamin C serums. It’s powered by ethyl ascorbic acid and THD ascorbate, two proven derivatives that even out tone, support collagen production, and protect skin from free radical damage. Plus, you’re getting the plumping, hydrating and soothing benefits of soluble collagen, hyaluronic acid, aloe and cucumber—all at an affordable price point.

Find out more in Dove Cameron’s skincare routine.

More Celebrity-Recommended Products

• Moisturizers Celebrities Use
• Cleansers Celebrities Use
• Clean Beauty Products Celebrities Use

• Your guide to this year’s best Presidents Day beauty sales.
• Discover discounts on skincare, makeup, haircare and more.
• Want weekly sale updates in your inbox? Subscribe now so you never miss a deal.

Presidents Day marks one of the biggest retail weekends of the season—and beauty brands are joining in with serious savings. If you’ve been waiting to restock your skincare staples, upgrade your makeup bag or finally try that buzzy product, this is a smart time to shop.

From site-wide discounts to tiered promotions and limited-time codes, plenty of deals are live right now. Keep scrolling to discover the best Presidents’ Day beauty sales to shop before the holiday weekend ends.

The Best Presidents Day Beauty Sales

Amazon.com: Up to 50% Off Select Products

• No code necessary
• Free shipping for Prime members (sign up here) or on orders $35+ (US)

Avène: 20% Off 2 Products, 30% Off 3+ Products + Free Shipping

• Use code TWENTY for 20% off two products
• Use code THIRTY for 30% off three or more products
• Free shipping on all orders (US)
• Ends Feb. 19

BeautifiedYou: Up to 22% Off Site-Wide

• Use code VDAY
• Free shipping on orders $25+ (US)

Biba de Sousa Los Angeles: 25% Off Site-Wide

• Use code LOVE25
• Free shipping on orders $95+ (US)

Bluemercury: 15% Off $150+

• No code necessary
• Free shipping for members (US; free sign up here)
• Ends Feb. 17

Bobbi Brown: 20% Off Site-Wide, 25% Off $100+

• No code necessary
• Free shipping on orders $50+ (US)
• Ends Feb. 17

Colleen Rothschild: $25 Off $100, $50 Off $150

• No code necessary
• Free shipping on orders $49+ (US)

Divi: Up to 30% Off Site-Wide

• No code necessary
• Free shipping on orders $45+ (US)
• Ends Feb. 16

Fur: 20% Off Site-Wide

• No code necessary
• Free shipping on orders $50+ (US)

Gisou: 20% Off Site-Wide

• No code necessary
• Free shipping on orders $50+ (US)

Goop: 25% Off Select Products

• Use code BEAUTY25
• Free shipping on orders $75+ (US)
• Ends Feb. 16

Herbivore: 25% Off Site-Wide

• Use code FF2026
• Free shipping on orders $50+ (US)

Innisfree: Up to 20% Off Site-Wide

• No code necessary
• Free shipping on orders $40+ (US)
• Ends Feb. 17

Kate Somerville: 25% Off Select Products

• Use code LOVEME
• Free shipping on orders $50+ (US)
• Ends Feb. 17

Kevyn Aucoin: 25% Off Site-Wide

• Use code BDAY25
• Free shipping on orders $75+ (US)

Kitsch: 28% Off Site-Wide

• No code necessary
• Free shipping on orders $35+ (US)

Laura Geller: Up to 65% Off Site-Wide + Extra 20% Off

• Use code SALE
• Free shipping on orders $40+ (US)

LolaVie: 20% Off Site-Wide, 25% Off $99+, 30% Off $149+

• No code necessary
• Free shipping on orders $25+ (US)

Macy’s: Up to 50% Off Select Products

• No code necessary
• Free shipping on orders $49+ (US)

Medik8: 25% Off Site-Wide

• No code necessary
• Free shipping on orders $60+ (US)

Mirabella: 30% Off Select Skincare

• No code necessary
• Free shipping on orders $30+ (US)
• Ends Feb. 28

Missha: Up to 36% Off Site-Wide

• No code necessary
• Free shipping on orders $60+ (US)
• Ends Feb. 17

Neiman Marcus: Free $75-$1,500 Gift Card

• Use code PRESGC
• Free shipping on orders $300+ (US)
• Ends Feb. 17

Ole Henriksen: Up to 25% Off Select Products

• No code necessary
• Free shipping on orders $50+ (US) and $130+ (Canada)

Origins: 25% Off Site-Wide

• No code necessary
• Free shipping on orders $50+ (US)
• Ends Feb. 17

Paula’s Choice: 25% Off Site-Wide

• No code necessary
• Free shipping on orders $35+ (US)
• Ends Feb. 18

PMD Beauty: 25% Off Site-Wide + Free Shipping

• Use code LEDUP
• Free shipping on all orders (US)

René Furterer: 20% Off 2 Products, 30% Off 3+ Products

• Use code SAVEMORE20 for 20% off two products
• Use code SAVEMORE30 for 30% off three or more products
• Free shipping on orders $85+ (US)
• Ends Feb. 19

RMS Beauty: 20% Off Site-Wide

• No code necessary
• Free shipping on orders $30+ (US and Canada)
• Ends Feb. 16

Sephora: Up to 50% Off Select Products

• No code necessary
• Free shipping for members (US and Canada; free sign up here)
• Ends Feb. 17

Shu Uemura Art of Hair: 20% Off $85+

• Use code VDAY26
• Free shipping on all orders (US)
• Ends Feb. 18

Skinfix: 20% Off Site-Wide

• No code necessary
• Free shipping on orders $50+ (US)
• Ends Feb. 16

Solawave: Buy One, Get One Free

• No code necessary
• Free shipping on orders $75+ (US)

Stila: 20% Off Site-Wide

• Use code BEAUTY20
• Free shipping on orders $40+ (US)
• Ends Feb. 16

Stylevana: Up to 50% Off Select Products

• No code necessary
• Free shipping on orders $48+ (US)

T3: 25% Off Select Curling Irons

• No code necessary
• Free shipping on orders $100+ (US)
• Ends Feb. 21

The Inkey List: 20% Off Site-Wide

• Use code MUCHLOVE
• Free shipping on orders $35+ (US) and $50+ (Canada)

Ulta Beauty: $10 Off $50, $20 Off $100

• Use code SWEET
• Free shipping on orders $35+ (US)
• Ends Feb. 16

Ulta Beauty: Buy One, Get One Free for Select Minis

• No code necessary
• Free shipping on orders $35+ (US)
• Ends Feb. 16

YesStyle: Up to 50% Off Select Products

• No code necessary
• Free shipping on orders $59+ (US) or $70+ (Canada)

You Might Also Like

• Best Skincare Products at Sephora
• Best Skincare Products at Dermstore
• Best Skincare Products at Walmart

• Your guide to this year’s best Valentine’s Day beauty sales.
• Discover discounts on skincare, makeup, haircare and more.
• Want weekly sale updates in your inbox? Subscribe now so you never miss a deal.

Valentine’s Day is the perfect excuse to treat someone you love—or to finally stock up on the beauty products you’ve been eyeing lately. Whether you’re shopping for a romantic gift, a Galentine’s surprise or a little self-care moment, plenty of brands are offering limited-time discounts right now.

Below, you’ll find this year’s best Valentine’s Day beauty deals on skincare, makeup, haircare and more, including site-wide promos and can’t-miss markdowns.

Keep scrolling to see all the beauty sales to shop now.

The Best Valentine’s Day Beauty Sales

About-Face: 40% Off Site-Wide

• No code necessary
• Free shipping on orders $45+ (US)
• Ends Feb. 16

Amazon.com and Amazon.ca: Up to 50% Off Select Products

• No code necessary
• Free shipping for Prime members (sign up here) or on orders $35+ (US and Canada)

Avène: 20% Off 2 Products, 30% Off 3+ Products + Free Shipping

• Use code TWENTY for 20% off two products
• Use code THIRTY for 30% off three or more products
• Free shipping on all orders (US)
• Ends Feb. 19

BeautifiedYou: Up to 22% Off Site-Wide

• Use code VDAY
• Free shipping on orders $25+ (US)

Biba de Sousa Los Angeles: 25% Off Site-Wide

• Use code LOVE25
• Free shipping on orders $95+ (US)

Bobbi Brown: 20% Off Site-Wide, 25% Off $100+

• No code necessary
• Free shipping on orders $50+ (US)
• Ends Feb. 17

Colleen Rothschild: $25 Off $100, $50 Off $150

• No code necessary
• Free shipping on orders $49+ (US)

ColourPop: Buy One Lip Product, Get One Free

• No code necessary
• Free shipping on orders $35+ (US) and $60+ (Canada)

Divi: Up to 30% Off Site-Wide

• No code necessary
• Free shipping on orders $45+ (US)
• Ends Feb. 16

Fur: 20% Off Site-Wide

• No code necessary
• Free shipping on orders $50+ (US)

Gisou: 20% Off Site-Wide

• No code necessary
• Free shipping on orders $50+ (US)

Goop: 25% Off Select Products

• Use code BEAUTY25
• Free shipping on orders $75+ (US)
• Ends Feb. 16

Herbivore: 25% Off Site-Wide

• Use code FF2026
• Free shipping on orders $50+ (US)

Innisfree: Up to 20% Off Site-Wide

• No code necessary
• Free shipping on orders $40+ (US)
• Ends Feb. 17

Kate Somerville: 25% Off Select Products

• Use code LOVEME
• Free shipping on orders $50+ (US)
• Ends Feb. 17

Kevyn Aucoin: 25% Off Site-Wide

• Use code BDAY25
• Free shipping on orders $75+ (US)

Kiehl’s: 25% Off Site-Wide

• No code necessary
• Free shipping on orders $50+ (US)
• Ends Feb. 15

Kitsch: 22% Off Site-Wide

• No code necessary
• Free shipping on orders $35+ (US)

Lancôme: 30% Off Site-Wide

• No code necessary
• Free shipping on orders $100+ (US)
• Ends Feb. 15

Laura Geller: 40% Off Site-Wide

• No code necessary
• Free shipping on orders $40+ (US)

LolaVie: 20% Off Site-Wide, 25% Off $99+, 30% Off $149+

• No code necessary
• Free shipping on orders $25+ (US)

Maison Louis Marie: 20% Off Site-Wide

• No code necessary
• Free shipping on orders $50+ (US)
• Ends Feb. 14

Matter of Monday: 20% Off Site-Wide

• Use code LOVE2SKIN
• Free shipping on orders $50+ (US)
• Ends Feb. 15

Medik8: 25% Off Site-Wide

• No code necessary
• Free shipping on orders $60+ (US)

Mirabella: 30% Off Select Skincare

• No code necessary
• Free shipping on orders $30+ (US)
• Ends Feb. 28

Missha: Up to 36% Off Site-Wide

• No code necessary
• Free shipping on orders $60+ (US)
• Ends Feb. 17

Natasha Denona: 20% Off Select Products

• No code necessary
• Free shipping on orders $49+ (US)

Neiman Marcus: Free $75-$1,500 Gift Card

• Use code PRESGC
• Free shipping on orders $300+ (US)
• Ends Feb. 17

Ole Henriksen: Up to 25% Off Select Products

• No code necessary
• Free shipping on orders $50+ (US) and $130+ (Canada)

Origins: 25% Off Site-Wide

• No code necessary
• Free shipping on orders $50+ (US)
• Ends Feb. 17

Pat McGrath Labs: 30% Off $50+, 35% Off $150+, 40% Off $250+

• No code necessary
• Free shipping on orders $50+ (US) and $65+ (Canada)

Paula’s Choice: 25% Off Site-Wide

• No code necessary
• Free shipping on orders $35+ (US)
• Ends Feb. 18

Patchology: 30% Off Select Products

• No code necessary
• Free shipping on orders $35+ (US)

Peace Out Skincare: 30% Off Site-Wide

• No code necessary
• Free shipping on orders $45+ (US)

PMD Beauty: 25% Off Site-Wide + Free Shipping

• Use code LEDUP
• Free shipping on all orders (US)

René Furterer: 20% Off 2 Products, 30% Off 3+ Products

• Use code SAVEMORE20 for 20% off two products
• Use code SAVEMORE30 for 30% off three or more products
• Free shipping on orders $85+ (US)
• Ends Feb. 19

RMS Beauty: 20% Off Site-Wide

• No code necessary
• Free shipping on orders $30+ (US and Canada)
• Ends Feb. 16

Sephora: Up to 50% Off Select Products

• No code necessary
• Free shipping for members (US and Canada; free sign up here)
• Ends Feb. 17

Shu Uemura Art of Hair: 20% Off $85+

• Use code VDAY26
• Free shipping on all orders (US)
• Ends Feb. 18

Skin Truth: 26% Off Site-Wide

• Use code LOVE26
• Free shipping on orders $50+ (US)
• Ends Feb. 15

Skinfix: 20% Off Site-Wide

• No code necessary
• Free shipping on orders $50+ (US)
• Ends Feb. 16

Solawave: Buy One, Get One Free

• No code necessary
• Free shipping on orders $75+ (US)

Stila: Buy Two, Get One Free

• Use code FREEBIE
• Free shipping on orders $40+ (US)

Stylevana: Up to 50% Off Select Products

• No code necessary
• Free shipping on orders $48+ (US)

T3: 25% Off Select Curling Irons

• No code necessary
• Free shipping on orders $100+ (US)
• Ends Feb. 21

Tarte: Select Products for $10–25

• No code necessary
• Free shipping on orders $40+ (US) and $75+ (Canada)
• Ends Feb. 13

The Inkey List: 20% Off Site-Wide

• Use code MUCHLOVE
• Free shipping on orders $35+ (US) and $50+ (Canada)

Therabody: Up to 25% Off Select Products

• No code necessary
• Free shipping on orders $99+ (US)
• Ends Feb. 14

Ulta Beauty: Up to 30% Off Select Products

• No code necessary; in-app only
• Free shipping on orders $35+ (US)
• Ends Feb. 14

Ulta Beauty: $10 Off $50, $20 Off $100

• Use code SWEET
• Free shipping on orders $35+ (US)
• Ends Feb. 16

Ulta Beauty: Buy One, Get One Free for Select Minis

• No code necessary
• Free shipping on orders $35+ (US)
• Ends Feb. 16

Urban Decay: 25% Off Site-Wide

• No code necessary
• Free shipping for members (US; free sign up here)

Well.ca: Up to 20% Off Select Products

• No code necessary
• Free shipping on orders $35+ (Canada)
• Ends Feb. 15

YesStyle: Up to 50% Off Select Products

• No code necessary
• Free shipping on orders $59+ (US) or $70+ (Canada)

You Might Also Like

• Best Skincare Products at Sephora
• Best Skincare Products at Dermstore
• Best Skincare Products at Walmart

• See Zendaya before and after fame, and how her look has changed over the years.
• Since 2020, her appearance has sparked ongoing plastic surgery rumors.
• Doctors suspect she may have undergone a rhinoplasty and other procedures.

“Anyone who knows who I am knows I stand for honest and pure self-love.” That’s how Zendaya captioned an Instagram post in 2015, after discovering that a magazine had retouched her body to appear slimmer. Calling out the edit publicly, she explained why she felt compelled to release the unaltered image instead: “These are the things that make women self-conscious, that create the unrealistic ideals of beauty that we have.”

Given that stance, you might assume the 29-year-old Euphoria star would be firmly against any form of cosmetic enhancement. But maybe not. As her career has progressed—from Disney Channel star to Emmy-winning actress and fashion muse—speculation about her changing looks has grown more persistent.

So, could there be any truth to the plastic surgery rumors? Let’s take a look at Zendaya’s beauty evolution from her Disney days until now.

Disney Debut: 2010–2014

At Disney On Ice ‘Let’s Celebrate!’ in 2010

Our first pic dates back to 2010, when 14-year-old Zendaya had just made her debut on Shake It Up (alongside fellow Before and After subject Bella Thorne). With those features and that adorable smile, it’s not hard to see why she was cast. The key features to note here are her natural nose, lips and teeth. This is her natural hair color, too, but she had clearly ironed out its curly texture.

At the 2012 American Music Awards

Two years later, she was a bona fide teen star, with a trendy style to match. On the red carpet, she showed off the hot pink lip color that was so popular in that era, along with winged liner, tweezed eyebrows and a voluminous faux bob. Okay, the hairstyle hasn’t stood the test of time, but she sure has presence, doesn’t she?

At the 2013 American Music Awards

By 2013, Zendaya was making moves by releasing a solo album and appearing as Dancing with the Stars’ youngest-ever contestant. She also lightened and straightened her naturally dark brown hair, and wore more sophisticated makeup (she started working with her go-to makeup artist, Sheika Daley, around this time). If you look closely at her teeth, you can see she was using Invisalign—notice the anchors on the sides!

At the 2014 Radio Disney Music Awards

At age 17, her features (especially her nose) still looked the same—just enhanced with bolder makeup choices. She also kept her lightened, straightened hairstyle. “Because the school I went to was primarily Caucasian, there wasn’t anyone who had my hair texture,” she later revealed to The Cut. “I remember one day I straightened my hair and that was the first day that people gave me compliments on it. I didn’t quite respect and love what I had, hair-wise. It took me a while to appreciate the hair that I have and find it beautiful.”

Rising Star: 2015–2018

At the 2015 Los Angeles Premiere of ‘Star Wars: The Force Awakens’

Most ex-Disney stars make a big style shift when they move to grown-up roles, and Zendaya was no exception. She experimented with a multitude of hairstyles, hair colors and textures on the red carpet—and no, it’s not all her own hair. (“I use wigs and clip-ins and then I can go to town with anything I want.”) But was that the only change? Looking at her nose, I’m not so sure.

At the 2016 GLAAD Media Awards

She became the face of CoverGirl in 2016, embracing what we now look back on as “Instagram makeup” in a big way. In addition to the dramatic smoky eyes, contouring and highlighting, it was all about the ultra-styled brows. “I only let one person touch them—her name is Kelley Baker. I’m very appreciative of my eyebrows,” she told Fashionista. A decade later, it’s all very dated, but this style was considered aspirational back then! (Remember the term “eyebrows on fleek”?)

At the 2017 GLSEN Respect Awards

By 2017, Zendaya had dropped her last name (Coleman): “I just thought it was cool, like Cher or Prince,” she told Allure. Meanwhile, she had just made her feature film debut in Spider-Man: Homecoming, and the diverse red carpet beauty looks kept on coming. “My style is not to have one,” she said in another interview.

At the 2018 MTV Movie & TV Awards

As her star power grew, her red carpet looks became even more cohesive—no doubt thanks to her longtime stylist, Law Roach, whom she started working with way back in 2011. Notice the evolution in her eyebrows, which are no longer drawn-on, and the expertly blended eyeshadow.

Power Player: 2019–2021

At the 2019 Los Angeles Premiere of ‘Spider-Man: Far From Home’

At age 22, Zendaya entered her red hair era. “I use this stuff called Overtone,” she revealed to Allure. “It’s a color-depositing conditioner, and it’s so easy—boom! That’s what I’ve been using for this red. I mix the red and the orange, put it in there, rinse it, and then it’ll wash out within a month.” Who would have thought a DIY dye job could look this amazing on one of Hollywood’s biggest stars?!

At the 2020 Critics’ Choice Awards

Blame it on Euphoria. Although she returned to brown hair in 2020, the show’s unconventional approach to beauty clearly inspired the rest of her look: waist-length box braids and her most colorful eye makeup look yet. But even with all that going on, I’m noticing what looks like a refinement to her nose.

See also: Critics’ Choice Awards 2020 Beauty Looks

At the 2021 World Premiere of ‘Space Jam: A New Legacy’

The refinements seem even more apparent in this photo—and not just to her nose, but perhaps her eye area as well. However, her smile looks unchanged, even though we saw the Invisalign anchors attached to her teeth back in 2013. “I quite like my [right front] tooth,” she said in an Allure interview. “It just lives outside my mouth. I used to hate it when I was younger, and then I decided I was going to get Invisalign or something, [but] I was like, ‘No, fuck that.’ And I kept it, and I’m glad I kept it.”

Modern Muse: 2022–2025

At the 2022 Oscars

After the pandemic, once Hollywood events were back in full force, Zendaya took a more grown-up approach on the red carpet. Rather than the ever-changing wigs and makeup of her teen years, she started wearing more natural-looking styles and a warm-neutral, glowy palette.

See also: Oscars 2022 Beauty Looks

At the 2023 NAACP Image Awards

And she can even do bombshell beauty—as evidenced by this glamorous wavy hairstyle she showed off in 2023. Is she wearing a topper or is it all her own hair? It’s hard to say for sure. Fun fact: She actually started her career as a fashion model back in the day, before auditioning for Disney. The girl can still strike a pose!

At the 2025 Golden Globes

That brings us to one of her most recent red carpet appearances—and a change in hair color. The red dye (possibly Overtone?) has returned, but this time with a fresh bob styled in retro waves. Is there any look she can’t pull off?!

See also: Golden Globes 2025 Beauty Looks

Zendaya: Before and After

2014 vs 2025

“For me, experimenting with your look is how you find your confidence,” Zendaya said in 2016. “It’s really helped me find myself. You don’t know who you’re going to be unless you try different things and open up your mind. When I started really trying to dress for myself or do my hair for myself—doing things strictly because they made me feel good—it was so empowering. So when I’m on a red carpet, it’s not to impress anybody else but myself.”

That doesn’t sound like the mindset of someone who would undergo cosmetic procedures, does it? And yet, if you compare how she looked as a teen with how she looks today, it’s hard to ignore certain changes—ones that can’t be explained away by makeup and wigs.

So what do the experts think?

“She was born with heavy upper eyelids and a rather bulbous type nose, and now we see her looking a little different,” says Dr. Gary Motykie. “Her eyes are a little more open, and her nose is a little more refined. So I am suspicious that she might have undergone an upper bleph, where they take out the extra skin to open the eyes a little bit. As well as her nose—she has more definition of the bridge, more definition in the tip, as well as also possibly the nostrils coming in. And so I am again suspicious that she underwent a rhinoplasty to refine the features of her nose.”

Dr. Charles S. Lee agrees. “She looks to me like she had a rhinoplasty. Her nose is a lot narrower now than before. The nasal tip looks like it’s thinner or defatted, and the nostrils are a little bit narrower. When you narrow nostrils surgically, the tip will tilt up slightly, and you’ll see a little bit more nostril show, which is what you’re seeing here. She’s had upper eyelid surgery. You see on the before photo, the crease is very small here, and [after], the platform show is a little bit better. So I believe she’s had a crease operation to make her crease size more uniform.”

Dr. Joel Kopelman believes she may have had not one but two rhinoplasties. “In 2013… it looks like there’s a narrowing of her nasal bridge and a more prominent bridge. Later in 2018… it looks like there is a narrowing of the nasal tip here, and her alae [sides] do not look as prominent. It [also] looks like she augmented her lips with some fillers at various times.”

But there is one area she apparently decided to leave alone: her smile.

“In 2011, her number eight central incisor is facial [positioned forward] and rotated. She has pretty prominent pointy canines,” says Dr. Sara Hahn. “I love it when patients want to just kind of keep the essence of who they are, but maybe just slightly enhance it. Beautiful, no veneers, had some sort of Invisalign, but didn’t fully straighten out all her teeth.”

More Celebrity Before & After Transformations

• Bella Thorne, Before and After
• Zac Efron, Before and After
• Jennifer Lawrence, Before and After

• Discover the best moisturizers celebrities use in their daily skincare routines.
• From lightweight gels to rich creams, there’s a formula for every skin type and preference.
• Try the Augustinus Bader, Retrouvé and Weleda products they swear by.

Celebrities may have access to the best facialists, dermatologists and in-office procedures, but those aren’t the only reason their skin looks consistently smooth, supple and radiant. Day in and day out, healthy skin depends on something far more basic: a well-formulated moisturizer.

These creams quietly do the heavy lifting. They keep skin hydrated and comfortable, help maintain a smooth texture, and deliver a subtle glow that no treatment can fake. And fortunately, celebrities are surprisingly open about which brands they use—not just on the red carpet, but at home every day.

The common thread? These aren’t just one-off endorsements. Each of the face moisturizers below has been name-checked by a celebrity as part of her actual routine (often for years!).

From lightweight daily formulas to rich overnight creams, here are the best moisturizers celebrities use, and why.

Lightweight Daily

Bella Hadid’s Pick: U Beauty The Super Hydrator

“If anybody wants the perfect moisturizer for the morning, this makes your skin out of control. You don’t even need to put makeup on after.” — Bella Hadid

What It Is: Don’t be fooled by the light gel-cream texture—U Beauty’s Super Hydrator gives serious, long-lasting hydration, keeping skin plump and comfortable for hours. This formula combines multiple forms of hyaluronic acid with peptides and oils for a softening, smoothing effect. The weightless feel and glowy finish are especially ideal for daytime use or under makeup.

Find out more in Bella Hadid’s skincare routine.

Camila Mendes’ Pick: Tatcha The Water Cream

“I’m really obsessed with my Tatcha Water Cream. It’s the moisturizer that changed the game for me. I fell in love with the feeling when I started using it. It’s not heavy, so I know my skin is still doing its own work. I don’t like when moisturizers overcompensate for what your skin should be doing for itself. The Water Cream is so thin, but also hydrating. It’s just the perfect combination. It really, really does it for me.” — Camila Mendes

What It Is: Intended for oily and combination skin, Tatcha’s Water Cream is an oil-free gel-cream that hydrates without heaviness. It features glycerin and hyaluronic acid to replenish moisture, plus barrier-strengthening botanicals and a BHA alternative to improve the look of pores. With continued use, it can even help to balance oil production.

Find out more in Camila Mendes’ skincare routine.

Olivia Wilde’s Pick: True Botanicals Chebula Extreme Cream

“I’m not a fan of most moisturizers because they feel heavy on my skin and can even make me break out. But I’ve finally found a cream moisturizer that I love with Chebula Extreme Cream. It floods my skin with intense moisture, but still feels so lightweight and lets my skin breathe.” — Olivia Wilde

What It Is: Despite the name, True Botanicals’ Chebula Extreme Cream isn’t rich or heavy at all—in fact, it’s one of the only moisturizers made without pore-clogging waxes. Instead, it hydrates with chebula (a barrier-repairing antioxidant), lightweight emollients, and breathable occlusives that lock in moisture. It also has cherry extract to brighten and hyaluronic acid to plump fine lines.

Find out more in Olivia Wilde’s skincare routine.

Padma Lakshmi’s Pick: Peter Thomas Roth Water Drench Hyaluronic Cloud Cream Hydrating Moisturizer

“I love this Peter Thomas Roth Water Drench. It’s wonderful, it has a ton of hyaluronic acid in it, it goes on super light, and I will say it stays on. Your face feels supple for quite a while. It’s great. In the morning, my face still feels nice and hydrated.” — Padma Lakshmi

What It Is: With its 30% hyaluronic acid complex, Peter Thomas Roth’s Water Drench Moisturizer delivers major hydration and plumping while staying featherlight on the skin. Thanks to multiple ceramides and Pentavitin (a carbohydrate complex that prevents moisture loss), the results are surprisingly long-lasting—up to 72 hours.

Find out more in Padma Lakshmi’s skincare routine.

Soothing & Acne-Friendly

Kate Bosworth’s Pick: Epicuren Acidophilus Probiotic Facial Cream

“Acidophilus Probiotic Facial Cream is one of my favorite hero products. I constantly go back to this one. You know how probiotic yogurt is really good for the belly? Same thing but for the skin. So the ingredients in this are super nourishing, they’re very neutralizing, they’re very hydrating. If you have sensitive skin like me or if you’re prone to acne, this is the product for you. Particularly if you have skin where you’re kind of nervous to try a new product. Any time a friend of mine is having issues with their skin, I always put them on this moisturizer. It smells like just neutral, comforting goodness. It doesn’t have a lot of fragrance, but it almost smells like something you could eat.” — Kate Bosworth

What It Is: If your skin is sensitive, inflamed or just plain stressed-out, Epicuren’s Acidophilus Cream can help calm things down. This moisturizer focuses on supporting the skin’s microbiome with a probiotic while delivering steady hydration with lightweight emollients. It even helps fight blemish-causing bacteria with the addition of micronized silver.

Find out more in Kate Bosworth’s skincare routine.

Olivia Culpo’s Pick: Avène Cicalfate+ Restorative Protective Cream

“When I’m not using [Augustinus Bader The Cream], I use my Avène Cicalfate+ Restorative Protective Cream. This is so good, you guys. I like these the same, and that really says something… I can’t really tell the difference, to be honest with you. I have been using this forever. It’s really great for the skin barrier function, it’s great for sensitive skin, you’re never going to feel like you’re breaking out because of this, but you also feel very hydrated. And that’s all you can ask for in a cream.” — Olivia Culpo

What It Is: Avène’s Cicalfate+ Cream excels at barrier support without triggering breakouts. Formulated with the brand’s signature thermal water, copper, zinc and postbiotics, it’s rich enough to soothe irritation and dryness, yet gentle and minimal enough for sensitive and acne-prone skin types.

Find out more in Olivia Culpo’s skincare routine.

Overnight & Barrier Repair

Hailey Bieber’s Pick: Biba de Sousa The Onerta Cream Barrier

“At nighttime, I typically go with a more intense moisturizer, something thicker just to kind of soak into my skin overnight. So I’m going to go in with this while the face is still slightly damp. My standard when I go to bed at night is that if I’m not getting into bed looking like a glazed donut, then I’m not doing the right thing. Find yourself a moisturizer that helps you look like a glazed donut at the end of the day.” — Hailey Bieber

What It Is: Barrier creams may be trendy now, but Biba de Sousa’s Onerta Cream Barrier was around first. This facialist-developed formula is an occlusive cream that’s meant to seal in moisture overnight and support skin recovery. It’s loaded with lipids, peptides and butters that give non-acne-prone skin the ultimate comfort and support.

Find out more in Hailey Bieber’s skincare routine.

Phoebe Tonkin’s Pick: Emma Lewisham Supernatural Face Crème Riche

“Now, I am going to moisturize. It’s called Supernatural night cream. I just use a little bit on my fingertips. A little goes a long way—it’s really, really rich and kind of velvety.” — Phoebe Tonkin

What It Is: Emma Lewisham’s Supernatural Face Crème Riche is an intensive moisturizer and anti-aging treatment for cocooning your skin at nighttime and in cooler weather. The 66% organic ingredients include marine extracts, multi-weight hyaluronic acid and collagen-boosting peptides—so it not only boosts hydration, it also improves the look of fine lines and wrinkles.

Find out more in Phoebe Tonkin’s skincare routine.

January Jones’ Pick: Sisley Paris Supremÿa La Nuit Le Grand Baume Anti-Âge

“My night cream, which I’ve used for a long time, is Sisley Supremÿa. It’s the perfect amount of moisture, and it’s anti-aging, too. I feel like my skin hasn’t changed since I started using it. I’m afraid to stop using it, in case my face melts like a candle.” — January Jones

What It Is: Real talk—Sisley Paris Supremÿa is one of the most expensive face moisturizers on the market. But consider it a high-performance, all-in-one treatment. It targets a whopping 25 signs of aging (from wrinkles to dullness to loss of firmness) while also hydrating with a rich, non-greasy, balm-like texture.

Find out more in January Jones’ skincare routine.

Drugstore Staples

Alexa Chung’s Pick: CeraVe AM Facial Moisturizing Lotion SPF 30

“I was using CeraVe. It was a great basic moisturizer because I overdid it on trying out different oils and needed to calm down my skin. It’s a plain [bottle]—it’s not a hot one—but it is in my book, because it’s been saving my face. It’s literally called ‘face moisturizing lotion.’ It’s great, it has an SPF… and it’s fragrance-free. It’s no show pony but it does look reliable, doesn’t it?” — Alexa Chung

What It Is: CeraVe’s AM Facial Moisturizing Lotion is a no-frills, dermatologist-developed moisturizer and sunscreen in one. It’s oil-free, fragrance-free and non-comedogenic, with niacinamide, ceramides and hyaluronic acid to hydrate, calm and support the skin barrier.

Find out more in Alexa Chung’s skincare routine.

Gwyneth Paltrow’s Pick: Weleda Skin Food Original Ultra-Rich Cream

“People always ask me, ‘If I want something that’s a clean, non-toxic product that really works that I want to buy at the drugstore, what should I get?’ And I always say Weleda Skin Food. They make this super rich, fantastic moisturizer.” — Gwyneth Paltrow

What It Is: Believe it or not, Weleda Skin Food has been a cult favorite for 100 years. It’s best for dry skin, since it has a thick, ultra-rich texture and is high in lanolin and beeswax (which quickly transform dry, rough skin). It does double duty as a glowy makeup primer, and can also be used on dry patches anywhere on the body.

Find out more in Gwyneth Paltrow’s skincare routine.

Luxury Creams

Dove Cameron’s Pick: Augustinus Bader The Rich Cream

“The Bader Cream feels like it’s giving a slow delivery of nutrients to my face. I don’t know how to explain it. I just really love what it does to my skin. I wake up glowing. I know it’s one of the more expensive things here, but I definitely think it’s worth the money.” — Dove Cameron

What It Is: Augustinus Bader’s Rich Cream is one of the most frequently cited moisturizers amongst celebrities, and for good reason. Despite its array of rich ingredients (including multiple oils and fatty acids), it absorbs well and doesn’t feel greasy. But that’s not all—it also contains the brand’s patented TFC8 complex of amino acids and vitamins, which target fine lines and hyperpigmentation.

Find out more in Dove Cameron’s skincare routine.

Naomi Watts’ Pick: Dr. Barbara Sturm Face Cream Rich

“To seal all these actives in, I use a rich night cream like Dr. Barbara Sturm’s Face Cream Rich. It locks in everything and provides all the moisture I need, so I wake up with fresh, hydrated, and glowing skin.” — Naomi Watts

What It Is: Dr. Barbara Sturm’s Face Cream Rich is a luxe anti-aging moisturizer from the celebrity aesthetics doctor who invented the “vampire facial.” Although the texture is light and whipped, the formula provides deep hydration and antioxidant support with fatty-acid-rich emollients, urea and purslane.

Find out more in Naomi Watts’ skincare routine.

Tracee Ellis Ross’ Pick: Retrouvé Intensive Replenishing Facial Moisturizer

“Along with the four layers I’ve already put on, I’m going to do a top layer of Retrouvé Intensive. I just do one little squeeze; like, a teeny little bit goes a long way. It’s really hydrating and a little bit greasy and shiny, which I really love. So I just kind of press it everywhere. Look at how those cheeks are already coming up. Come on, who needs makeup?” — Tracee Ellis Ross

What It Is: Luxe but under-the-radar, Retrouvé’s Moisturizer is a highly concentrated hydrator that leaves skin with a healthy, luminous finish. It’s powered by barrier-repairing cholesterol, ceramides and fatty acids, along with stem cells, niacinamide and antioxidants. It’s also multi-purpose—you can use it as a daytime moisturizer, night cream, neck cream or face mask.

Find out more in Tracee Ellis Ross’ skincare routine.

Nina Dobrev’s Pick: La Mer The Moisturizing Soft Cream

“At night specifically, I use a thicker moisturizer like La Mer, and that way you have all night for it to soak in and really work its magic. La Mer is especially special because it was originally created—fun little fact—for burn victims. And it repaired their cells so well when they had third-degree burns that they decided they should probably re-brand and use it as a face cream because it had so many healing properties. This is one that I use a couple times a week and/or before big red carpets when I want that extra dewy glow.” — Nina Dobrev

What It Is: From the brand that is synonymous with luxury skincare comes La Mer’s Moisturizing Soft Cream. This is a slightly lighter alternative to the original Crème de la Mer, and is suitable for normal-to-dry skin. It contains the same “miracle broth” as the original (a blend of sea kelp, vitamins and minerals) along with antioxidants and silky-soft emollients.

Find out more in Nina Dobrev’s skincare routine.

More Celebrity-Recommended Products

• Cleansers Celebrities Use
• Vitamin C Serums Celebrities Use
• Clean Beauty Products Celebrities Use

• Your guide to the best glitter makeup looks.
• From soft, twinkly accents to full-on sparkle, there’s a look for every comfort level.
• Recreate them with products from Stila, Too Faced, Urban Decay and more.

Glitter makeup has a reputation for being high-maintenance and over the top—but it doesn’t have to be. With today’s long-wearing formulas, you get all the sparkle without having to deal with chunky fallout or scratchy particles. Plus, improved textures and creative techniques have made glitter far more wearable than it used to be.

From sheer washes of shimmer to saturated, foil-like pigments, there are more ways than ever to experiment. You can keep it subtle with a hint of twinkle at the inner corners of your eyes, or try a crisp glitter liner for a graphic pop. And if you’re feeling bold, go all out with multi-dimensional smoky eyes. Whatever level of sparkle you choose, the trick is to let one feature shine and keep the rest of your makeup low-key.

Ahead, get inspired by all the ways celebs wear glitter makeup, and discover the top formulas to recreate these looks at home.

Soft & Subtle Glitter

Glitter doesn’t have to be full glam, and these soft, twinkly looks prove just that. From subtly shimmery corners to sheer washes of metallic sparkle, they’re surprisingly easy to pull off (even for daytime!).

Kerry Washington at the 2024 Governors Awards

Kerry Washington brightened her eyes with a veil of fine champagne glitter, and then kept the shine going with a dab of shimmer on her lips, too.

Scarlett Johansson at the 2020 Oscars

Scarlett Johansson’s sparkly gold shadow, concentrated at the inner corners of her eyes, adds dimension to her neutral makeup without overpowering the look.

Tracee Ellis Ross at the 2017 MTV Movie Awards

Tracee Ellis Ross showed how wearable glitter can be by pairing sheer silver glitter shadow with fresh skin and a classic red lip.

Nicole Richie at the 2014 Met Gala

Nicole Richie’s delicate wash of sheer metallic glitter gives her makeup a cool, ethereal touch.

Glitter Eyeshadow

When you want your eyes to be the focus, a full glitter lid delivers maximum impact with minimal effort. No matter what shade you choose, these high-shine shadow looks are perfect for nights out.

Kathryn Newton at the 2022 Critics’ Choice Awards

Kathryn Newton went for statement eyes with warm silver glitter, subtle shading and winged liner, balanced by a bold red mouth.

Katherine McNamara at the 2020 InStyle and Warner Bros. Golden Globes After-Party

Katherine McNamara wore silver glitter over a base of gray shadow to create a shimmering look that still feels surprisingly delicate.

Kiernan Shipka at the 2019 Billboard Music Awards

Kiernan Shipka frosted her lids with multi-colored glitter, adding a more concentrated silver along the lash lines.

Priyanka Chopra at the 2019 Billboard Music Awards

Priyanka Chopra combined two glittery shadow shades: a bright purple over the lid, and a vibrant gold layered on top for extra pop.

Joan Smalls at the 2017 MTV Video Music Awards

Joan Smalls paired a saturated pink shadow in a graphic shape with a dusting of red glitter to take it to the next level.

Lily Collins at the 2017 Los Angeles Premiere of ‘The Last Tycoon’

Lily Collins wore a sparkling yellow-gold that adds interest to her usual winged liner and bold brows.

Gigi Hadid at the 2016 Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Launch Celebration

Gigi Hadid’s glitter lids are a masterclass in blending—a diffused burgundy base topped with soft pink glitter at the inner corners.

Amanda Seyfried at the 2013 Los Angeles Premiere of ‘Lovelace’

Amanda Seyfried defined her eyes with black liner in the waterlines, but it’s the 360-degree sweep of glittery plum shadow that really brightens her gaze.

Glitter Eyeliner

For a graphic take on glitter, try it as eyeliner. Whether it’s a classic cat eye or edgy lower lash line liner, a sparkly texture transforms it into a bold, artistic statement.

Cobie Smulders at the 2019 American Music Awards

Instead of the usual black, Cobie Smulders traced her upper lash lines with a bronze glitter liner.

Selena Gomez at WE Day 2019

Selena Gomez’s bright purple glitter cat eyes add a fun twist to her black liner and peach lipstick.

Sydney Sweeney at the 2019 SAG Awards

Sydney Sweeney drew a thin strip of gold glitter liner, creating an unexpected contrast with her pink-toned makeup.

Laura Harrier at the 2018 Los Angeles Premiere of ‘Avengers: Infinity War’

Laura Harrier packed dense blue glitter into a cat-eye shape for a statement look with otherwise neutral makeup.

Alicia Vikander at the 2016 London Premiere of ‘Jason Bourne’

Alicia Vikander made her lower lash lines the focus with a bold sweep of glittery gunmetal.

Glitter Smoky Eyes

For full-glam drama, nothing beats glitter with a smoky eye. The combination of sparkle and smoke gives you depth, dimension and intensity for a show-stopping, celeb moment.

Rita Ora at the 2023 MTV Video Music Awards

Rita Ora combined charcoal and dark brown shadows with black liner and silver glitter to amp up the drama.

Charli XCX at the 2023 Vanity Fair Oscar Party

Charli XCX smoked out her eyes in an exaggerated diagonal shape, and then covered the rest of her lids with iridescent silver glitter from lash lines to brows.

Halsey at the 2023 Vanity Fair Oscar Party

Halsey’s intense smoky eye is punctuated with flecks of gold glitter, adding texture and dimension to the inky color.

Olivia Wilde at the 2019 Hollywood Film Awards

Olivia Wilde took an editorial approach by pressing silver particles over the center of the lids and blending black shadow at the outer edges.

Sophie Ellis-Bextor at the 2011 GQ Men of the Year Awards

Sophie Ellis-Bextor contrasted deep, smoky purple shadow with multi-colored glitter for a sultry, disco-inspired finish.

Glitter Lips

Glitter lips might be rare on the red carpet (and in real life!), but when celebs do wear them, the effect is unforgettable. This is high-impact beauty at its most fun.

Naomi Campbell at the 2016 MTV Video Music Awards

Naomi Campbell’s glitter-dusted lips gave her classic beauty look a futuristic twist.

Rihanna at the 2014 Diamond Ball

Rihanna elevated her vampy, oxblood lipstick with a glossy vinyl finish and fine particles of glitter.

Creative Glitter Looks

Glitter can also be a tool for pure creativity. Spotted on celebs who bring runway moments to the red carpet, these looks are for anyone craving more unconventional beauty inspiration.

Peyton List at the 2022 Revolve Festival

Peyton List created a festival-ready look using purple negative-space shadow as a frame for her silver glitter.

Lucy Boynton at the 2020 Vanity Fair Oscar Party

Lucy Boynton is known for her experimental eye looks, and here, a dense layer of lower lash line glitter adds an artistic effect to her pink eyeshadow.

Bella Thorne at the 2017 Teen Choice Awards

Bella Thorne went all in on maximalist glitter, covering the outer half of her face in multi-colored sparkle for a bold, festival-inspired moment.

Elle Fanning at the 2016 Saint Laurent Fashion Show

Elle Fanning took a grittier approach to glitter, layering chunky gold sparkles above and below her eyes for a lived-in, rock-and-roll effect.

Katy Perry at the 2011 Grammys

Katy Perry leaned into her pop-star persona with a two-toned look featuring purple and green glitter shadows.

Best Glitter Makeup to Try Now

Ready to recreate your favorite glitter look? Here are a few of the most popular formulas:

Stila Glitter & Glow Liquid Eye Shadow

A cult favorite for a reason, Stila Glitter & Glow Liquid Eye Shadow gives you glam yet wearable sparkle in a quick-drying formula that you can simply swipe on and go.

Too Faced Disco Crush High Shine Glitter Eye + Face Sparkle

Too Faced Disco Crush High Shine Glitter Eye + Face Sparkle is a creamy powder formula with wet-look shine that can be used anywhere on the eyes or face.

Urban Decay Moondust Glitter Eyeliner

Urban Decay Moondust Glitter Eyeliner is a long-wearing liquid liner that’s perfect for creating sparkly, graphic liner moments in a wide range of shades.

Hourglass Scattered Light Glitter Eyeshadow

If you prefer your glitter refined, not chunky, consider Hourglass Scattered Light Glitter Eyeshadow—a cream shadow with a sophisticated, light-catching finish.

Violette_FR Yeux Paint

Violette_FR Yeux Paint is what you want for easy, editorial-style eye looks. These high-pigment liquid shadows come in bold, unexpected shades with a twinkling finish.

Danessa Myricks Beauty Infinite Chrome Flakes

The most dramatic glitter looks call for Danessa Myricks Beauty Infinite Chrome Flakes. These color-shifting flakes are suspended in a self-setting gel for long-wearing, multi-dimensional sparkle.

Pat McGrath Labs LUST: Gloss

For glitter lips (or a high-shine topper over any lip color), Pat McGrath Labs LUST: Gloss adds dimensional shimmer without feeling gritty.

More Makeup Looks to Try

• Red Lipstick Looks
• Yellow Eyeshadow Looks