It&rsquo;s officially spring, and we&rsquo;re ready for change and brighter palettes.&nbsp;

We often gain a renewed appreciation for life&rsquo;s little luxuries the moment the calendar flips to March&mdash;and this year, that sentiment feels especially strong after a season marked by harsher winter temperatures and more frequent snowfall than years past. After months spent cocooned in cashmere sweaters, wool coats, scarves, earmuffs, and snow boots, it feels only natural to decidedly proclaim that spring has arrived&mdash;even if the official start doesn&rsquo;t come until the end of the month. And the longer days and shift to Daylight Saving only make it feel more real. Can we really blame ourselves?&nbsp;
With the season comes a shift in color palettes, moods, and, naturally, beauty routines. Blushes and lipsticks grow brighter, moisturizers and serums get lighter, and fragrances begin to trade winter&rsquo;s indulgent gourmands for airy florals and softly comforting notes.&nbsp;

Summer Fridays Sunlit Vanilla Eau de Parfum. Photography courtesy of Summer Fridays.

Hourglass Unreal Liquid Highlighter. Photography courtesy of Hourglass.

Unsurprisingly, beauty brands are ready for the reset. For one, Makeup by Mario is finally bringing back its most requested limited edition&mdash;the original Ethereal Eyes Eyeshadow Palette&mdash;now in permanent rotation. Hailey Bieber&rsquo;s cult favorite label, Rhode, isn&rsquo;t far behind. After kicking off the year with a new face and lip mask, the brand introduces two new shades of its best-selling Pocket Blush (including its first red!), alongside two limited edition lip tints and matching lip cases. Meanwhile, Kylie Cosmetics has unveiled a collection of cool-toned lip liners designed to pair perfectly with its delectable Lip Butter Balm in Butter Cake.

Elm Biosciences Elemental Night Cream. Photography courtesy of Elm Biosciences.

Amika Body Care Collection. Photography courtes of Amika.

In the skincare space, Japanese luxury house Cl&eacute; de Peau Beaut&eacute; returns with a brightening duo crafted from refined natural ingredients, promising luminous, radiant-looking skin in just one use. Dermaflash, best known for its at-home dermaplaning systems, is quite literally cooling things down with Dermaflash Cool, a depuffing tool designed to support lymphatic drainage. Perhaps most unexpected this month, however, is Amika&rsquo;s foray into body care, launching an entire collection in one sweep.
And haircare isn&rsquo;t holding back either. T3 is relaunching its best-selling Aire360 multistyler with upgraded ceramic barrels and long-awaited universal voltage. Meanwhile, all the current staples like Ouai and Nexxus are doubling down on advanced bond-repair solutions to restore the strength and shine we lost through the drier months.&nbsp;

Dries Van Noten Soie Malaquais. Photography courtesy of Dries Van Noten.

Louis Vuitton Ambre Levant Eau de Parfum. Photography courtesy of Louis Vuitton.

As for fragrances, there really is no shortage of scents poised to define the season&mdash;from Summer Fridays&rsquo; entry into the category to luxe additions from Dries Van Noten, Louis Vuitton, and Maison Francis Kurkdjian.&nbsp;
All of which makes March a particularly overwhelming month to track beauty launches truly worth your attention&mdash;because, let&rsquo;s face it, our makeup drawers aren&rsquo;t getting any bigger, and rapid price increases aren&rsquo;t exactly slowing down.
As always, L&rsquo;OFFICIEL has curated the launches most deserving of a spot on your vanity as you celebrate the highly anticipated seasonal change. Ahead, discover our top picks across makeup, skincare, bath and body, hair, and fragrance.

<h2 style="text-align: center;">March 2026 Beauty Launches: Makeup</h2>

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I can&rsquo;t stress enough how uncomfortable foundation and skin tints usually make me feel. The idea of a full layer of product sitting on my face? I simply can&rsquo;t bear it (and yes, even on days when breakouts and blemishes are begging to be covered). Call it overstimulation, but it&rsquo;s a non-negotiable. So when a complexion product earns a spot in my rotation&mdash;which, for the record, is extremely minimal&mdash;it means the formula is that good. And unexpectedly, my latest obsession comes from bareMinerals.&nbsp;
The texture is what won me over first: a creamy, smooth glide and an effortlessly blendable finish. The Complexion Rescue Skin Tint Stick melts into the skin in seconds, and works seamlessly with a dense brush without any patchiness or drag. It&rsquo;s one of those products you don&rsquo;t have to overthink: just swipe, blend, and suddenly your skin looks even, polished, and as perfect as it can be.&nbsp;
Its coverage leans toward the natural side but is effective for anyone who wants that luminous, &ldquo;your skin, but better&rdquo; look. It diffuses blemishes and discoloration without ever feeling like makeup. It&rsquo;s truly weightless to the point where I audibly gasped the first time I saw and felt the finish.&nbsp;
Consider me officially converted: this is the rare foundation I&rsquo;ll reach for daily, and one I genuinely can&rsquo;t imagine going without now.
bareMinerals Complexion Rescue Luminous Skin Tint Stick, $40, <a href="https://www.ulta.com/p/complexion-rescue-luminous-hydrating-skin-tint-stick-with-magnesium-pimprod2057051?sku=2651107" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Ulta</a>

bareMinerals Complexion Rescue Luminous Skin Tint Stick. Photography courtesy of bareMinerals.

bareMinerals

We all know and love Rhode&rsquo;s blush stick, and for good reason. While cream blushes have already been a heavily saturated market long before Hailey Bieber even launched the brand, there&rsquo;s something incredibly special about this one. For one, the texture: an unbelievably smooth, balm-like glide that delivers a generous hit of pigment in a single swipe. Then there&rsquo;s the shade range&mdash;thoughtfully balanced hues that look flattering and never skew warm or fall flat. And, of course, the price point doesn&rsquo;t hurt, especially considering how much product you get in each stick.&nbsp;
Now, the brand is expanding its Pocket Blush lineup with two new shades: Candy Apple, a pearly warm red, and Teacup, a raspberry pink. The launch is paired with a campaign starring Love Story breakout Sarah Pidgeon, and, true to form, the formula delivers the same blendable, high-impact payoff fans rave about. 
The best part? The drop includes&nbsp;<a href="https://www.rhodeskin.com/products/peptide-lip-tint-sweet-pea">two limited-edition scented lip tints</a>, along with <a href="https://www.rhodeskin.com/products/lip-case-spring?variant=47698078073070">matching lip cases</a> (including the recently-released <a href="https://www.rhodeskin.com/products/snap-on-lip-case-spring">MagSafe snap-on</a>).
Rhode Pocket Blush in Candy Apple, $25,&nbsp;<a href="https://www.rhodeskin.com/products/pocket-blush-candy-apple" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Rhode</a>
Rhode Pocket Blush in Teacup, $25, <a href="https://www.rhodeskin.com/products/pocket-blush-teacup" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Rhode</a>

Rhode Pocket Blush in Candy Apple. Photography courtesy of Rhode Skin.

Rhode

There are a few things I&rsquo;ll hoard without hesitation: lippies, eyeshadow, and blush. Highlighter, surprisingly, isn&rsquo;t one of them. While they make it into every single look I do, the category has felt relatively stagnant&mdash;especially considering how collectible it once was in the 2010s (if you know, you know). So when Hourglass dropped its new lineup of liquid highlighters, it felt like a turning point. Part of it is the brand&rsquo;s undeniable luxury appeal, but more than that, every single shade was calling my name.&nbsp;
I&rsquo;ll admit, I had my reservations at first. The packaging mirrors the brand&rsquo;s liquid blush, which received mixed reviews for being a bit messy due to its press-dispense format. But here, it actually works. The formula is that ideal middle ground&mdash;fluid, but not overly runny&mdash;so dispensing it onto the back of my hand and diffusing it with a brush feels intuitive rather than fussy.&nbsp;
On the skin, it&rsquo;s exactly what you want from a modern highlighter: a luminous, skin-like glow that catches the light without overwhelming the complexion. The shimmer is finely milled and even, and adds radiance and zhuzh without emphasizing texture.
Safe to say, this is the highlighter that&rsquo;s finally broken my no-hoarding streak.
Hourglass Unreal Liquid Highlighter, $38, <a href="https://www.sephora.com/product/unreal-radiant-glow-liquid-highlighter-P521357?skuId=2957090" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Sephora</a>

Hourglass Unreal Liquid Highlighter. Photography courtesy of Horuglass.

Hourglass

Over the past year, I&rsquo;ve slowly fallen into Victoria Beckham&rsquo;s eponymous beauty brand. And I have to say, not a single product I&rsquo;ve tried so far has missed. The Kajal Eyeliners alone deserve their own fan club: they&rsquo;ve made smoky eyes actually achievable on my naturally oily lids. And I&rsquo;ll never stop raving about the precision contour stick and the Foundation Drops (even if the price tag still makes me wince).&nbsp;
Often overlooked in the sea of high-performance staples, though, the Eye Wardrobe palettes have recently become a new go-to. And here&rsquo;s my (admittedly) oddly specific praise: each palette feels genuinely edited. Every shade serves a purpose&mdash;no filler, no afterthoughts&mdash;just a tight curation that makes creating a full look feel intuitive rather than overwhelming. You can dip in, play around, and build something that easily transitions from day to night.&nbsp;
And the performance delivers across the board. The pigment is rich yet feels lightweight, the texture is buttery and smooth, and the shadows lay down evenly without being difficult to control. They&rsquo;re also impressively long-wearing, so much so that they held up crease-free on a night out without primer and setting spray.&nbsp;
The newest color story, Orchid, feels especially timely: a fresh, spring-ready mix of purple hues that feel playful yet chic. 
Victoria Beckham Eye Wardrobe Multi-Finish Eyeshadow Palette in Orchid, $75, <a href="https://victoriabeckhambeauty.com/products/eye-wardrobe?variant=44799621431330" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Victoria Beckham Beauty</a>

Victoria Beckham Eye Wardrobe Multi-Finish Eyeshadow Palette. Photography courtesy of Victoria Beckham.

Victoria Beckham Beauty

As a shameless blush collector, my biggest pet peeve is a glitter-heavy formula. Don&rsquo;t get me wrong, I love a good glow. But too often, &ldquo;shimmery&rdquo; ends up meaning chunky, scattered glitter that emphasizes texture and settles into fine lines. Thankfully, Gucci found the right balance with its new Gucci Glow Dewy Powder Blush.
It&rsquo;s a natural counterpart to the brand&rsquo;s Luminous Matte Powder Blush&mdash;which already reads more radiant than your typical matte&mdash;but this version leans into a soft, diffused glow. And while the shades may look intimidatingly rich in the pan, they&rsquo;re surprisingly forgiving: the pigment is there, but it blends out seamlessly, making it incredibly easy to control and build.
The texture sits somewhere between buttery and powdery, thanks to how finely milled it is. It picks up effortlessly with most brushes and diffuses across the skin without catching on dryness or uneven texture. The shimmer is subtle enough to give that lit-from-within effect without tipping into sparkle.
It feels luxurious, as expected, but more importantly, it&rsquo;s approachable. Even if you&rsquo;re wary of overly pigmented blushes, this is one you won&rsquo;t have to overthink. 
Gucci Glow Dewy Powder Blush, $49, <a href="https://www.sephora.com/product/P520021" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Sephora</a>&nbsp;

Gucci Glow Dewy Powder Blush. Photography courtesy of Gucci.

Gucci

Finding a bronzer that doesn&rsquo;t lean orange can feel like searching for a needle in a haystack. And after months spent largely out of the sun, winter often leaves the skin looking a touch more muted and pale. Yet as much as bringing back warmth and dimension feels pressing, finding something that truly blends into your skin naturally can feel forced&mdash;sitting awkwardly, blending unevenly, or veering unnaturally warm. But in a sea of formulas crowded with those missteps, Saie&rsquo;s new powder bronzer manages to achieve that elusive balance in tone.&nbsp;
Yes, we&rsquo;ve all given a lot of love to its cream counterpart (because let&rsquo;s be honest, the way it truly melts into the skin is unmatched), and this powder iteration is Saie&rsquo;s perfect pairing. The formula is finely milled and smooth, which lends a lot of flexibility with finish, intensity, and your tool of choice.&nbsp;
Surprisingly enough, despite its fine, lightweight texture, the powder never ends up messy or overly loose. It blends evenly, resists patchiness, and settles into the skin rather than sitting atop it. The effect is that believable sunkissed warmth that brings life back to winter-paled complexions&mdash;the kind that will have people asking you whether you&rsquo;ve just returned from a tropical escape.&nbsp;
Saie SuperSuede Baked Bronzer, $32, <a href="https://www.sephora.com/product/supersuede-baked-bronzer-P520658?skuId=2938256&amp;icid2=products%20grid:p520658:product" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Sephora</a>&nbsp;

Saie SuperSuede Baked Bronzer. Photography courtesy of Saie.

Saie

You know that elusive &ldquo;makeup-meets-skincare&rdquo; sweet spot everyone promises? And how often it falls short&mdash;ending up cakey, dry, or just sitting on the skin in a way that feels anything but beneficial? We&rsquo;ve all been there. Thankfully, Ilia Beauty is among the brands that actually stay true to that minimalist, lightweight approach that feels as good as it looks. It&rsquo;s why the Super Serum Skin Tint (SPF 40 included) has become such a mainstay among the clean girl makeup set.&nbsp;
Now, the brand is finally rounding out its complexion lineup with a concealer to match. The Skin Blur Serum Concealer is exactly what it sounds like: a hybrid that leans into skincare just as much as makeup. It has that serum-like texture that feels instantly hydrating on the skin, melting in without any heaviness. Despite its lightweight feel, it offers medium coverage that somehow reads like second skin: blurring and evening things out without ever looking obvious.&nbsp;
It&rsquo;s especially good at brightening the under-eyes and stays smooth and crease-resistant throughout the day. The formula is flexible and easy to work with, blending out in seconds and adapting seamlessly to the skin. Consider it one of those rare finds: high-performing, breathable, and effortless.
Ilia Skin Blur Serum Concealer, $32, <a href="https://www.sephora.com/product/skin-blur-hydrating-serum-concealer-P520377?skuId=2893097&amp;icid2=products%20grid:p520377:product" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Sephora</a>

Ilia Skin Blur Serum Concealer. Photography courtesy of Ilia Beauty.

Ilia

The Outset&rsquo;s new lip tint collection feels like a mini tropical escape for your lips (which is a likely place for them to be after months of cold, dry weather). Think of it as a true tinted balm: deeply nourishing with just the right wash of color, rather than something that merely looks hydrating.
And if you&rsquo;ve ever dealt with tinted balms that betray you the second they wear off&mdash;you know the ones that leave lips dry, tight, and somehow peeling&mdash;you&rsquo;re not alone. It&rsquo;s a surprisingly common tradeoff, even with formulas I&rsquo;ve loved and continued to use for the sake of the shade or non-sticky finish. This, thankfully, is not that. Even as the tint fades, lips are left feeling soft, smooth, and genuinely quenched.
The finish elevates it: glossy, almost glass-like, with a subtle plumping effect that gives lips a fuller look without any tingling. There&rsquo;s a hint of shimmer that catches the light beautifully&mdash;never opaque, just enough to feel fresh and dimensional. Add in a juicy, fruit-forward flavor that&rsquo;s noticeable but not overpowering, and the &ldquo;lip oasis&rdquo; name starts to make perfect sense.
Most importantly, it&rsquo;s comfortable. Non-sticky, cushiony, and especially welcome as the cold weather occasionally creeps back in, it&rsquo;s the kind of formula you&rsquo;ll keep reaching for purely because it feels as good as it looks.
The Outset Lip Oasis Hydrating Lip Balm, $28, <a href="https://a.co/d/00xAsNXw" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Amazon</a>

The Outset Lip Oasis Hydrating Lip Balm. Photography courtesy of The Outset.

The Outset

Primers hold the pre-routine superpowers every skincare enthusiast relies on, and Kate Somerville&rsquo;s Power Plumping Primer is one worth adding to the arsenal. The formula delivers instant hydration and bounce, reviving dull skin, boosting luminosity, and smoothing overall texture. Powered by multi-molecular hyaluronic acid, AquaPort technology, and a cica barrier complex, it helps calm and support skin recovery with just two to three pumps applied after cleansing&mdash;or layered under SPF and makeup. Pro tip: tap a small amount onto the high points of the face before applying makeup for an especially smooth, radiant finish.
Kate Somerville Hydrakate Power Plumping Primer, $84, <a href="https://www.ulta.com/p/hydrakate-power-plumping-primer-pimprod2057532?sku=2650818" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Ulta</a>

Kate Somerville Hydrakate Power Plumping Primer. Photography courtesy of Kate Somerville.

Kate Somerville

Forever isn&rsquo;t long enough when it comes to using these new launches. Make Up For Ever Artist Color Cream Eyeshadow and Eyeliner, Aqua Resist Pencil, Artist Liquid Color, and Volume Artist Mascara need to be on your radar.
The new collection features a lineup of high-pigment cream formulas designed for versatility and long wear. Standouts include the Artist Color Cream Eyeshadow and Eyeliner, which glides on smoothly and blends effortlessly, working equally well as a shadow or a liner with lasting payoff. The Resist Pencil, meanwhile, is a 24-hour waterproof eyeliner ideal for everything from crisp definition to soft, smoky looks.
For lips and cheeks, the Liquid Color delivers a transfer-proof flush that&rsquo;s creamy to apply yet sets to a comfortable matte finish. Rounding out the collection is the Volume Artist Mascara&mdash;a buildable, volumizing formula paired with a custom brush that separates and lifts lashes for clump-free layers with every coat.
Make Up For Ever Artist Color Cream Eyeshadow &amp; Eyeliner, $32, <a href="https://www.sephora.com/product/artist-color-cream-P520604?skuId=2943058&amp;icid2=products%20grid:p520604:product" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Sephora</a>
Make Up For Ever Aqua Resist Pencil, $27, <a href="https://www.sephora.com/product/make-up-for-ever-aqua-resist-color-pencil-P520969?skuId=2943165&amp;icid2=products%20grid:p520969:product" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Sephora</a>
Make Up For Ever Artist Liquid Color, $33, <a href="https://www.sephora.com/product/P520538" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Sephora</a>&nbsp;
Make Up For Ever Volume Artist Mascara, $29, <a href="https://www.sephora.com/product/volume-artist-mascara-P520522?skuId=2943017&amp;keyword=MAKEUP%20FOREVER%20VOLUME%20ARTIST%20MASCARA" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Sephora</a>

Make Up For Ever Artist Color Cream Eyeshadow & Eyeliner. Photography courtesy of Make Up For Ever.

Make Up For Ever

<h2 style="text-align: center;">March 2026 Beauty Launches: Skincare</h2>

There&rsquo;s something so indulgent about Tata Harper&rsquo;s skincare line. It&rsquo;s not just the luxe branding or the spa-like sensoriality tied to its natural ingredients. It&rsquo;s the subtle, aromatherapeutic quality that runs through every formula. The newest addition, Cr&egrave;me Supreme, stays true to that ethos, complete with a softly herbal scent to elevate any at-home routine into a moment of reset.&nbsp;
For such a rich cream, the texture is surprisingly airy and lightweight, gliding onto the skin with a silky finish that makes it look instantly bouncier and more supple. On my dry skin, it delivered a deep surge of overnight hydration, leaving everything noticeably softer and more replenished by morning.&nbsp;
It also transitions seamlessly into a daytime moisturizer. It doesn&rsquo;t veer greasy, wears comfortably under makeup without pilling (a major plus for everyday wear), and keeps skin feeling balanced throughout the day. More than anything, it&rsquo;s the kind of product that makes your routine feel intentional&mdash;like you&rsquo;re actively carving out a moment of care while giving your skin the reset it actually needs.
Tata Harper Skincare Cr&egrave;me Supreme, $248,&nbsp;<a href="https://bluemercury.com/collections/tata-harper/products/tata-harper-creme-supreme?variant=42179608936523" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Bluemercury</a>

Tata Harper Skincare Crème Supreme. Photography courtesy of Tata Harper.

Tata Harper

Yes, we&rsquo;re still putting salmon sperm on our skin. Yes, it is that good. And yes, we&rsquo;re going to keep trusting K-beauty when it comes to glow (because if anything has mastered the art of glass skin, it&rsquo;s Korean skincare). The latest to tap into the trend? TonyMoly&rsquo;s vegan iteration. And true to form, it&rsquo;s delivering that coveted radiance at a far more accessible price point.&nbsp;
I&rsquo;ll be honest: the idea of a peel-off mask you&rsquo;ll have to leave on overnight sounds like far too much work for someone who gets easily overstimulated. Is it too controversial to say that you&rsquo;ll have to choose? Either be a leave-on treatment or a peel-off, not both. Suffice it to say, going into TonyMoly&rsquo;s version felt, well, terrifying. But alas, in the name of beauty reporting, I powered through.&nbsp;
Surprisingly, it&rsquo;s far more comfortable than expected. It doesn&rsquo;t harden into that tight, restrictive layer you might associate with peel-offs. You can still talk, move, and even eat without feeling like your face is frozen in place.&nbsp;
By morning, the payoff is undeniable. My skin looked much smoother, plumper, and noticeably more refined, like it&rsquo;s helped seal everything from my nighttime routine in, while gently lifting impurities. There&rsquo;s also that oddly satisfying peel-off moment. And the big reveal: fresher, clearer complexion underneath. It&rsquo;s especially effective for texture, and for the price, it&rsquo;s well worth it. 
TonyMoly Vegan PDRN Night Wrapping Mask Melt, $18, <a href="https://www.ulta.com/p/mask-melt-hydrating-overnight-wrapping-mask-pimprod2056689?sku=2651557" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Ulta</a>

TonyMoly Vegan PDRN Night Wrapping Mask Melt. Photography courtesy of TonyMoly.

TonyMoly

Dermaflash&rsquo;s dermaplaning devices have long been a go-to for at-home facials, and now the brand is back with a new addition: Dermaflash Cool. Designed to elevate your routine, it&rsquo;s as much about relaxation as it is about skincare.
The cooling sensation feels immediately soothing, making it a pleasant way to start&mdash;or end&mdash;your day. It&rsquo;s especially effective for depuffing in the morning, helping tired eyes and cheeks look refreshed and contoured in minutes.
It may sound cheesy, but beyond the visible benefits, it&rsquo;s a subtle reset for both skin and mind.&nbsp; Whether you&rsquo;re looking to wake up your complexion or unwind, Dermaflash Cool makes at-home facials feel indulgent and restorative.
Dermaflash Cool, $175, <a href="https://www.nordstrom.com/s/dermaflash-cool-sonic-depuffing-tool/8814113?origin=category-personalizedsort&amp;breadcrumb=Home%2FBrands%2FDERMAFLASH&amp;color=000" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Nordstrom</a>

Dermaflash Cool. Photography courtesy of Dermaflash.

Dermaflash

Created by celebrity medical aesthetician Amy Peterson, Lenox &amp; Sixteenth aims to bring in-office results home through a streamlined, results-driven routine. The newest trio, the Preservationist Vitamin C Serum, Laser Serum, and Soft Landing Moisturizer, offers a tightly edited system designed to brighten, refine, and restore the complexion.
The dual-vitamin C Preservationist Serum targets dullness while helping firm and hydrate for a visibly radiant glow. Its counterpart, the Laser Serum, uses a triple-acid exfoliating blend to gently resurface and brighten, revealing smoother, more refined skin. Completing the trio, the Soft Landing Moisturizer acts as a cushiony finishing step, powered by peptides, rice peptides, and glycerin to replenish hydration, restore bounce, and calm inflammation.
Together, the three formulas deliver a simplified routine that leaves skin looking clearer, brighter, and healthier.
Lenox &amp; Sixteenth The Preservationist Vitamin C Serum, $249,&nbsp;<a href="https://www.modaoperandi.com/beauty/p/lenox-and-sixteenth/the-preservationist/723426?srsltid=AfmBOoq3xjcf00NsMot-2r1vjlebf8r19CSXfOBjz7x3mwZXI3Aqhdr1" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Moda Operandi</a>
Lenox &amp; Sixteenth The Laser Serum, $219, <a href="https://www.modaoperandi.com/beauty/p/lenox-and-sixteenth/the-laser-serum/723425" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Moda Operandi</a>
Lenox &amp; Sixteenth Soft Landing Moisturizer, $149, <a href="https://www.modaoperandi.com/beauty/p/lenox-and-sixteenth/soft-landing/723719" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Moda Operandi </a>

Lenox & Sixteenth The Preservationist Vitamin C Serum. Photography courtesy of Lenox & Sixteenth.

Lenox & Sixteenth

Irene Forte&rsquo;s Phytomelatonin Rejuvenating Eye Cream is rooted in a philosophy of longevity and prevention. Designed to address fine lines, loss of firmness, and other early signs of aging at the cellular level, the formula combines phyto-exosomes&mdash;known for their antioxidant properties&mdash;with bio-peptides to support the skin&rsquo;s natural production of collagen and elastin. Meanwhile, centella and phytomelatonin extracts further help strengthen the skin barrier and improve long-term resilience.
But the appeal goes beyond its thoughtful ingredient list. The fragrance-free formula has a rich yet silky texture that absorbs quickly, instantly leaving the under-eye area looking smoother and deeply hydrated. It also creates an ideal canvas for makeup, helping concealer appear more radiant and blend more seamlessly. While the lifting and brightening benefits build with consistent use, the immediate effect is noticeably plumper, more refreshed-looking skin.
Oh, and did we mention that Forte is a clean-as-can-be beauty brand that even uses ingredients derived from green peas? Don&rsquo;t trust us, trust science, as this eye cream has boosted telomerase activity by 265% alone.
Irene Forte Phytomelatonin Rejuvenating Eye Cream, $195, <a href="https://www.dermstore.com/p/irene-forte-skincare-phytomelatonin-rejuvenating-eye-cream-15ml/17663222/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Dermstore</a>

Irene Forte Phytomelatonin Rejuvenating Eye Cream. Photography courtesy of Irene Forte.

Irene Forte

Cleanser is one of the few skincare steps that, oddly enough, I stay loyal to. Even with my generally resilient (albeit sometimes eczema-prone) skin, let alone the plenty of decent options on the market, I rarely feel the need to switch things up. But I will say that Olehenriksen&rsquo;s new Peach Glaze Cleanser is a new favorite.&nbsp;
For one, the fruity, peachy scent adds a subtle touch of playfulness and excitement to a step that&rsquo;s purely functional (and honestly, a dreaded necessity). It&rsquo;s noticeable enough to enjoy, but not overpowering.&nbsp;
The liquid formula foams generously with just one pump. It feels gentle on the skin, and it lifts impurities without ever leaving the tightness or dryness that some exfoliating cleansers can. On top of that, it leaves the skin looking brighter, fresher, and naturally radiant&mdash;thanks to the nicinamide infusion. It&rsquo;s effective at removing makeup while still keeping the complexion soft and smooth. Overall, it's a cleanser that makes the daily routine genuinely enjoyable.
Olehenriksen Peach Glaze Cleanser, $17-35, <a href="https://www.sephora.com/product/ole-henriksen-peach-glaze-2-niacinamide-cleanser-P521469?skuId=2962728&amp;icid2=products%20grid:p521469:product" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Sephora</a>

Olehenriksen Peach Glaze Cleanser. Photography courtesy of Olehenriksen.

Olehenriksen

<h2 style="text-align: center;">March 2026 Beauty Launches: Bath &amp; Body</h2>

After months of teasing, Amika has officially revealed its foray into body care&mdash;and the debut lineup covers all the bases for a full everything shower moment: body wash, body butter, body oil, and a hair-and-body mist. And guess what? Everything is infused with that signature warm, fruity-floral scent the brand&rsquo;s cult favorite haircare is known (and loved) for.&nbsp;
I&rsquo;ve been quietly testing the collection over the past few weeks, and the standout is, without question, the Big Embrace Body Butter. The texture alone is enough to have you hooked: a whipped, cloud-like cream that feels indulgent without any heaviness. True to what you&rsquo;d expect from a body butter, it melts so quickly that you barely have to work it in. It&rsquo;s as if you&rsquo;re drenching your skin with hydration like a true thirst quencher.&nbsp;
Despite its richness, it feels incredibly lightweight. That said, it&rsquo;s a great standalone moisturizer when the weather isn&rsquo;t too dry. It leaves behind a subtle, healthy-looking glow and makes my skin look smooth, plump, and bouncy without any of that dreaded greasy feel. When you do need extra nourishment, it pairs well with the matching body oil for a more intensive treatment.&nbsp;
And don&rsquo;t be intimidated by the price tag: the generously sized 250ml jar goes a long way, and, because it&rsquo;s rich, you really only need a small amount with each use.
Amika Big Embrace Smoothing Whipped Body Butter, $48, <a href="https://www.sephora.com/product/big-embrace-smoothing-whipped-body-butter-P521621?skuId=2947000&amp;icid2=products%20grid:p521621:product" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Sephora</a>&nbsp;

Amika Big Embrace Smoothing Whipped Body Butter. Photography courtesy of Amika.

Amika

Let&rsquo;s be honest: between frequent gel manicures and an especially harsh, dry winter, our skin in every corner of our bodies has been struggling.&nbsp; Hands, elbows, knees&mdash;everything feels parched, with some areas even cracking or peeling (I can&rsquo;t be the only one). Normally, I&rsquo;d wait it out until humidity returns and things rebalance on their own, but sometimes you need an immediate fix, especially when it starts to feel genuinely uncomfortable. That&rsquo;s where JINsoon&rsquo;s new Camellia Glow Peeling Balm comes in.
Founded by celebrity manicurist Jin Soon Choi, the brand knows a thing or two about keeping skin and nails healthy without giving up your manicure routine. And while a &ldquo;peeling balm&rdquo; might sound a little terrifying&mdash;like something best left to professionals&mdash;it&rsquo;s surprisingly gentle. I&rsquo;ve been using it on extra dry areas like my hands, elbows, and knees, and it&rsquo;s been a savior.
The experience is admittedly a little strange at first. As you massage it in, it looks like your skin is peeling, but it&rsquo;s really just lifting away dead skin cells in the most satisfying, non-irritating way. There&rsquo;s no stinging or discomfort, just a gentle exfoliation that leaves skin feeling noticeably softer and smoother afterward.
While I wouldn&rsquo;t say it delivers an instant, dramatic glow, it absolutely does what it promises in terms of exfoliation. It&rsquo;s become a go-to for rough patches, and one I&rsquo;ll keep on hand (pun intended). I also appreciate how gentle it is: even with mild eczema flare-ups on my elbows and knees, it didn&rsquo;t aggravate or worsen my skin, which makes it all the more impressive. 
JINsoon Camellia Glow Renewing Peeling Balm, $35, <a href="https://jinsoon.com/products/peeling-balm?srsltid=AfmBOor9yucMPrEcj3IEdvcX3OqaH7Q_kujUWfJL0vcCydaB2i-D6XGa" target="_blank" rel="noopener">JINsoon</a>

JINsoon Camellia Glow Renewing Peeling Balm. Photography courtesy of JINsoon.

JINsoon

If there&rsquo;s one thing Supergoop knows how to do, it&rsquo;s making sunscreen feel less like a chore and more like a treat. Just in time for warmer weather ahead, the brand has introduced two new scents to its SPF body mist lineup: Vanilla Orchid and Whipped Coconut.
The broad-spectrum SPF 50 formula protects against both UVA and UVB rays, making it ideal for long days outdoors. It&rsquo;s also sport-friendly, offering up to 80 minutes of sweat and water resistance&mdash;perfect for everything from beach days to city heat waves. The Vanilla Orchid scent leans warm and subtly sweet, layered with creamy vanilla notes and boosted by skin-supporting ingredients like green tea extract and vitamin C to help combat free radical damage from sun exposure. Meanwhile, Whipped Coconut delivers a soft tropical twist, enriched with a&ccedil;a&iacute; extract for an added layer of antioxidant support.
Beyond the scents, the formula itself is equally appealing. The continuous spray format makes full-body application quick and effortless, covering skin in seconds. It dries down comfortably with no greasy residue, leaving behind only a subtle, healthy-looking glow. Best of all, the fragrances skip the overly citrusy scent so often associated with sunscreen, replacing it with something sweeter, softer, and vacation-ready.
Supergoop Play Antioxidant Body Mist SPF 50 in Vanilla Orchid, $24,&nbsp;<a href="https://www.ulta.com/p/play-antioxidant-body-mist-spf-50-pimprod2030598?sku=2651685" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Ulta</a>
Supergoop Play Antioxidant Body Mist SPF 50 in Whipped Coconut, $24, <a href="https://www.ulta.com/p/play-antioxidant-body-mist-spf-50-pimprod2030598?sku=2651414" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Ulta</a>

Supergoop Play Antioxidant Body Mist SPF 50 in Vanilla Orchid. Photography courtesy of Supergoop.

Supergoop

<h2 style="text-align: center;">March 2026 Beauty Launches: Hair</h2>

I&rsquo;ve never been able to use a hair mask without overthinking the amount&mdash;my hair gets greasy so easily that one wrong scoop can undo everything. But Ouai&rsquo;s new Bond Repair Balm completely changed that for me.
It&rsquo;s a true balm-style treatment that feels surprisingly lightweight, melting into the hair without that heavy, coated feeling. I was able to apply a generous amount without worrying about buildup or greasiness. For once, I didn&rsquo;t have to be hyper-conscious about how much I was using, which made the whole experience feel far more effortless.
The scent adds another layer of indulgence. It&rsquo;s infused with the brand&rsquo;s best-selling Melrose Place fragrance, a fresh floral rose layered with champagne, bergamot, lychee, cedarwood, and white musk. For the hair mask, its intensity is soft and elevated, noticeable without ever feeling overpowering.
My hair looked visibly shinier&mdash;even air-dried, which is saying a lot&mdash;and felt noticeably softer and healthier. It&rsquo;s been especially great for my color- and heat-damaged strands, helping smooth dryness and restore that silky finish. 
Ouai Bond Repair Balm, $50, <a href="https://www.sephora.com/product/P521386" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Sephora</a>

Ouai Bond Repair Balm. Photography courtesy of Ouai.

Ouai

Yes, another bond-building product, because after the kind of winter we&rsquo;ve had, our hair truly needs it. Maria Nila&rsquo;s new Bond Builder acts as the lighter, leave-in counterpart to richer treatments like a traditional mask, making it an easy addition to your everyday routine.
Designed to be used on damp hair, it works best with a light hand, especially if your hair is fine or prone to oiliness. One spray per section is more than enough to get the benefits without weighing things down.
The payoff is immediate. It helps smooth split ends, softens dryness, and gives hair a revived, healthier appearance&mdash;something I especially appreciate as someone who regularly heat-styles and colors their hair. It also makes styling noticeably easier: my round brush glides through much faster, cutting down on both effort and time.
Overall, it&rsquo;s one of those low-maintenance treatments that quietly does a lot, leaving hair smoother, more manageable, and visibly healthier.
Maria Nila Bond Builder, $44,&nbsp;<a href="https://bluemercury.com/products/maria-nila-bond-builder?search=7611075362891" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Bluemercury</a>&nbsp;

Maria Nila Bond Builder. Photography courtesy of Maria Nila.

Maria Nila

T3 has officially relaunched its hero Aire 360 Ceramic Air Styler, now with upgraded ceramic barrels and&mdash;finally&mdash;universal voltage you can travel with everywhere. And even as a <a href="https://www.lofficielusa.com/beauty/shark-vs-dyson-comparison-heat-tools-curling-hair-straightener-review">Dyson Airwrap and Shark Glam loyalist</a>, I can confidently say this is one of the few air stylers that genuinely minimizes heat damage while still delivering polished results.
It&rsquo;s a true all-in-one tool, ideal for streamlining your routine or styling on the go. You get all the essential attachments: a blow-dryer, a round brush, and two curling barrels (one for each direction). The only drawback is having to physically switch barrels depending on the curl direction&mdash;unlike some tools that let you toggle airflow&mdash;but it&rsquo;s a minor inconvenience rather than a dealbreaker.
The round brush is especially great for quick, efficient styling and is good at handling a good amount of hair at once (read: you can achieve that fresh, natural blowout in five minutes). It&rsquo;s not ideal if you&rsquo;re looking for super precise, bouncy ends, but for an easy, everyday blowout, it gets the job done. What really stands out, though, is how lightweight the tool is. Unlike bulkier stylers that, unfortunately, feel like an arm workout, this one is comfortable to hold and easy to maneuver.
Thoughtful details make a difference, too. The plug is compact enough that it won&rsquo;t crowd your outlets, which is especially useful when you&rsquo;re juggling multiple devices. Heat-wise, it strikes a great balance: effective without being overly aggressive, which not only protects the hair but also seems to reduce breakage over time. Plus, with three adjustable airflow settings, it&rsquo;s easy to customize based on your styling needs.
T3 Aire 360 Ceramic Air Coanda Air Styler, $350, <a href="https://www.sephora.com/product/P520762" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Sephora</a>

T3 Aire 360 Ceramic Air Coanda Air Styler. Photography courtesy of T3.

<h2 style="text-align: center;">March 2026 Beauty Launches: Fragrance</h2>

Creed's Wild Vetiver perfume has its own agenda. Taking the power of an English Garden party moments before senses awaken, the woodsy and floral blend opens with all-things nice&mdash;like citrus and spice&mdash;and greets users to its rose centifolia for a sense of grounding. Of its time, vibrant and untethered to traditional notes, this free-spirited eau de parfum is here to stay.
Creed Wild Vetiver Eau de Parfum, $380-510,&nbsp;<a href="https://creedboutique.com/products/wild-vetiver?variant=42727700856929" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Creed</a>

Creed Wild Vetiver Eau de Parfum. Photography courtesy of Creed.

Creed

Armani&rsquo;s Power of You perfume feels tailor-made for the seasonal shift. Opening with vibrant passion fruit and grounded by warm vanilla absolute, the scent unfolds into a creamy frangipani heart, leaving behind a long-lasting trail of luminous fruitiness. The result is a fragrance that bridges the final chill of winter with the sun-drenched ease of spring and summer.
Beyond its olfactory allure, Global Fragrance Ambassador Kendall Jenner describes Power of You as a celebration of &ldquo;finding inner strength&rdquo; while &ldquo;embracing your sensuality.&rdquo; And her advice for channeling that energy? Lighting up a room with the whiff of Power. 
Armani Power of You Eau de Parfum, $105-138,&nbsp;<a href="https://www.sephora.com/product/power-you-eau-de-parfum-P520331?skuId=2945376&amp;icid2=products%20grid:p520331:product" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Sephora</a>

Armani Power of You Eau de Parfum. Photography courtesy of Armani.

Armani

Penhaligon&rsquo;s new Bold Blend perfume lives up to its name: direct, bold, and invigorating. Created by perfumer Paul Gueralin, Bold Blend curates everyday excellence through a deep composition with black pepper, clary sage, and violet leaf. Grounding the brightness is a sophisticated trio of palo santo, cypress, and cypriol, lending depth and balance to the blend. The result is a modern, mood-lifting scent&mdash;one well worth adding to your fragrance rotation.
Penhaligon&lsquo;s Bold Blend Eau de Parfum, $200-295, <a href="https://www.nordstrom.com/s/bold-blend-eau-de-parfum/8895367?origin=keywordsearch-personalizedsort&amp;breadcrumb=Home%2FAll%20Results&amp;color=000" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Nordstrom</a>

Penhaligon‘s Bold Blend Eau de Parfum. Photography courtesy of Penhaligon's.

Penhaligon's

Frederic Malle meets mystery this March with the new Editions de Parfums Contre-Jour Eau de Parfum. Created by perfumer Annick M&eacute;nardo, Contre-Jour is for folks who live life off the beaten path, somewhere between the light and the shadows&mdash;now doing so through the fragrant Mediterranean Everlasting Flower, famous for its longevity and an effulgent yet soft way.
Spicy Everlasting Flower opens with a scent before tapping into a dark, provocative rose absolute, inviting tension into the mix &mdash;a thorn-like, irresistible magnetism&mdash;before closing out with a positively addictive sandalwood oil, offering a vivacious rhythm and crowning itself as the captivating presence for skin.
Editions de Parfums Frederic Malle Contre-Jour Eau de Parfum, $470, <a href="https://www.bergdorfgoodman.com/p/editions-de-parfums-frederic-malle-contre-jour-eau-de-parfum-3-4-oz-prod199320412?childItemId=BGC6VZS_" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Bergdorf Goodman</a>

Editions de Parfums Frédéric Malle Contre-Jour Eau de Parfum. Photography courtesy of Frederic Malle.

Editions de Parfums Frederic Malle

Cyklar&rsquo;s scents are the gifts that keep on giving. Expanding its fan-favorite sensorial fragrance lineup, Rose Bud arrives as the brand&rsquo;s newest everyday indulgence, available in body wash, body lotion, hand cream, and&mdash;our personal favorite&mdash;perfume oil. This sultry new scent is equal parts fresh yet earthy, sweet, and intoxicatingly sexy&mdash;all in a skin-hugging formula that feels lightly nourishing rather than stripping it.&nbsp;
Cyklar Rose Bud Perfume Oil, $24, <a href="https://www.sephora.com/product/P521695" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Sephora</a>

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