October’s Beauty Launches Have Cozy Season Written All Over Them

While serums aren’t typically the last step of your skin care routine, Yon-Ka’s is the exception. The unique formula is oil-based and intended to nourish skin, strengthen the barrier, and lock in moisture so your complexion stays radiant.

Forget your preconceived notions about toners — Bloomeffects created a gentle formula that clarifies while simultaneously hydrating and calming skin. Better yet, the brand says the multitasking formula can replace your toner, serum, and moisturizer, if you’re really looking to streamline your routine.

This moisturizing cream harnesses the power of small growth factors to stimulate collagen production. The result is smoother, plumper, firmer skin.

Trinny London’s take on the classic vitamin C serum makes a strong case for a slow burn. It combines slow-release vitamin C with azelaic acid exosome delivery system to provide gradual results throughout the day. This will reduce redness, boost radiance, and minimize dullness and uneven tone.

Slough away dead skin and debris that’s getting in the way of your glow with GM Collins’ liquid exfoliant. The toner combines AHAs, BHAs, and PHAs to brighten, hydrate, and soothe, while also declogging pores so they appear tighter.

Come mid-fall, your skin can use some extra moisture by all means necessary. That’s where Dr. Althea’s mist comes in. It has hyaluronic acid and rice extract to deeply hydrate and soothe skin.

Complexion in need of a mid-season pick-me-up? Slather on Kat Burki’s milky 15-minute mask. The rinse-off treatment works to revive dull, sagging, collagen-depleted skin.

Avoid waking up with chapped lips this fall by preventing dryness with Irene Forte’s Bio-Peptide Treatment. On top of nourishing skin and sealing in moisture, the formula’s green tea polypeptides help boost collagen and elastin for smoother, more defined lips.

One of the tell-tale signs of lash extensions is lahses that are nearly long enough to hit your brow bone. Thanks to L’Oréal’s latest mascara innovation, you can achieve this same level of length minus the maintenance of the routine service. What’s more, the formula volumizes and curls lashes for a lush, lifted look.

Get a head start on your festive makeup looks with Pat McGrath’s 12-pan eyeshadow palette stocked with a mix of metallic, sparkle, and chrome shades.

Truly blurring the lines between skin care and makeup, CoverGirl’s essence offers a sheer tint that makes your skin look radiant and plump.

Nail the trending monochromatic makeup look with Orcé’s shimmery multi-use creams. They can be applied to the eyes, cheeks, and lips, and are infused with Tahitian pearl, Chinese herb wú zhū yú, and hyaluronic acid to hydrate skin, which in turn, helps the product maintain a seamless finish.

The chase for achieving a radiant glow in the cold weather ends here. YSL Beauty’s first face palette includes three blushes and three highlighters to illuminate your complexion.

The pin-point tip of these wands allow for precise contouring, whether you want to sculpt your cheeks, jawline, brow bone, or lips.

Thanks to the plush rollerball applicator tip, all six shades of Refy’s satin-finish lipstick is just as comfortable to apply as it feels on the lips.

Your everyday eye makeup looks are sorted, thanks to Patrick Ta’s six-pan palette of neutral matte shades. There are three colorways to choose from, all of which blend warm and cool undertones.

Specifically designed for curl patterns 2C through 4C, this hydrating mask can be used as a rinse-out treatment or a leave-on cream in-between wash days.

If an extensive hair care routine doesn’t fit into your iCal, opt for Dove’s repairing oil-serum. It targets five signs of visible damage plus instantly nourishes strands to restore softness and shine.