Look, there are so many skin care products already out, that’s a given! Just when you thought you were content with your routine, we’re here to let you know that there are more products on the way to change your life.
With each month that we welcome, we bring in new skin care products and as the Ultimate Beauty Guide, our mission is to stay on top of the game and let you know of all the exciting new launches that take place.
Check out a few exciting new skin care product launches that are guaranteed to change up your routine for the better!
photo obtained from Farmacy
Farmacy Deep Sweep 2% BHA Pore Cleansing Toner, $28
I’ve really been enjoying products from Farmacy so I’m super excited to get my hands on this new toner from the brand. This toner not only exfoliates the skin but it also deep cleans the pores without stripping the skin. I hate that drying feeling some toners give me so I know this one will work wonders!
photo obtained from Nordstrom
If you’ve got sensitive skin, this product is about to change the way you look at cleansing. Fresh has just released a jumbo size of their best-selling face wash. It includes cucumber extract and aloe vera, perfect ingredients for soothing the skin while cleansing it. To make things easier, Fresh also included a pump!
photo obtained from Kiehl’s
Kiehl’s Vital Skin-Strengthening Hyaluronic Acid Super Serum, $52
Anything with hyaluronic acid, I need in my life. If you’re stressed out or just want to keep your skin hydrated, this is the perfect product to use. It contains basil, red ginseng root, and schiasandra berry to combat skin stressors such as pollution and sun radiation.
photo obtained from Bliss
Bliss Limited-Edition Pride Makeup Melt Remover Wipes, $7
To me, there just isn’t anything more satisfying than makeup being melted off the face. These cleansing towelettes from Bliss are so adorable in their Pride-inspired pack. The towelettes include cucumber fruit extract and aloe. In addition to this great product, the proceeds from ales will help support the LGBTQIA+ community as part of Bliss’ collaboration with The Trevor Project.
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