Drunk Elephant

When in doubt, give a set.

And exactly why we became so obsessed with them.

These are the formulas and tools you'll definitely want to start the new year with.

Gorgeous sets, luxurious bath products, glitzy makeup palettes and more with price tags that are (pleasantly) surprising.

Spanning makeup, skin care, hair care and fragrance, there's something for everyone (and every budget).

The beauty founder shares her hair-care-as-self-care philosophy and where she turns for product recommendations.

Plus, they make products like moisturizers and self-tanners more effective.

Few things are quite as satisfying as melting away a day's worth of lip stain, eyeliner and mascara with a moisturizing, cushiony balm cleanser.

They also work wonders for tidying up makeup smudges or wobbly eyeliner.

Including top-rated formulas from dermatologists who've put them to the test.

Including delightful spring candles, reparative hair treatments and at least one skin-care product all the TikTok cool kids convinced us to try.

It doesn't get easier than a gift set.

Anyone else need a bit of escapism right now?

We spoke to SuperOrdinary's Julian Reis, who has worked with brands like Supergoop and Drunk Elephant to expand into China.

These are the hair, makeup, skin-care and wellness finds that brought us a bit of comfort during a difficult month.

Plus, Farfetch introduces a new "drop" program.

Dewy, moisturized skin ahead.

We tested a lot (no, like a lot) of skin-care, makeup, hair, fragrance and wellness products over the past 12 months.

Including a (way) cheaper alternative to the Dyson Airwrap, an unexpected winter nail color, glow-enhancing highlighters and a whole host of moisturizing skin saviors.

Yes, you may want to start shaving your face.

Including a whole host of lotions and creams keeping us moisturized, head-to-toe, as winter approaches.

Including a biodegradable body wash, the perfect fall nail polish, the candles we can't get enough of and the lip colors we're loving.

The brand's founder, Tiffany Masterson, will remain on board and promises consumers a seamless transition to the Japanese beauty conglomerate.