Clean Beauty Products We're Loving Right Now

This product is packed with nutrients, antioxidants, and vitamins and won’t strip skin.

Buy It: $82; tataharperskincare.com

Choose from the six shades, and apply to brows with short strokes using an angled brush.

Buy It: $26; ecobrow.com

“It gives antioxidant protection during the day and repairs collagen at night,” says Sullivan.

Buy It: $90; marieveronique.com

Hydrate, style, and refresh hair with a spray that calls on neroli and aloe waters to moisturize and restore pH balance.

Buy It: $24; playabeauty.com

Use a translucent, talc-free face powder to soften skin
and set makeup wonderfully.

Buy It: $34; rmsbeauty.com

It’s more than mascara. Plant proteins and botanical extracts promote lash growth and protect against breakage.

Buy It: $38; fitglowbeauty.com

“A sweep around my temples and under my eyes cures dullness and gives a natural glow,” says Sullivan.

Buy It: $48; westman-atelier.com

Apply to dry hair (from root to tip) and let strands sit in a bun overnight. You’ll need to give your hair two shampoos in order to remove fully, but the final, shiny result will be worth the effort. Use it as a makeup remover or drop a scoop into a warm bath for hydration with minimal effort.  

Buy: $28; ulta.com

This soothing, hydrating mask is an absolute must for dull complexion, dryness, and uneven skin texture. It boosts skin with vitamins, antioxidants, ceramides, and exfoliating extracts. Apply a thin layer to clean skin and let sit for 10 minutes. Gently blot into skin using a wet cloth—no need to wipe it off.

Buy: $48; sephora.com

Our testing editor raved about the power of this under-eye-circle-busting cream. It calls on vitamin C, banana powder, and special pigments that instantly brighten and revive tired looking under eyes.

Buy: $39; sephora.com

The gentle, deeply moisturizing formula is made with a blend of six African oils, ceramides that help guard against moisture loss, and sodium hyaluronate crosspolymer, which douses skin in hydration. Like all Drunk Elephant products, Lala Retro Whipped Moisturizer is made without what they’ve dubbed the “suspicious 6”: essential oils, chemical sunscreens, SLS, fragrances/dyes, drying alcohols, and silicones.

Buy: $60; sephora.com

It’s hard to find a clean mascara that’s the real deal—this one is. It follows Honest Beauty’s clean beauty standards, which means it’s formulated without parabens, silicones, paraffins, and more. This dual-sided brush features a primer on one end and a rich mascara on the other that separates and coats lashes to build sky-high length.

Buy: $16.99; amazon.com

Un Cover-Up isn’t your heavy-duty, under-eye spackle. It’s light, provides natural-looking coverage, and delivers that I-woke-up-like-this finish we're all after. Saturday mornings have met their match in this lightweight makeup that comes in 16 shades designed to enhance your skin, camouflage redness and imperfections, and brings a flawless look without the fuss. Use as a foundation, a concealer, or both.

Buy: $36; dermstore.com

This oil is a wonder. It hydrates, soothes, evens skin tone, brightens, and softens. It’s made with certified organic noni extract, pomegranate oil, sea buckthorn oil, and rose hip oil—all formulated to absorb into skin in a flash.

Buy: $68; sephora.com

Beautycounter’s Retinatural Complex calls on Bakuchiol (a more gentle retinol alternative) and Swiss Alpine Rose, to minimize fine lines and give the skin’s antioxidant armor a boost. Massage a pump or two onto dry face. Add a bit of warm water and continue to massage as the oil turns into a milky consistency. Rinse clean.

Buy: $49; beautycounter.com