LYMA Laser, $2,695 We're no stranger to talking about the benefits of the at-home LYMA Laser, which celebrities are no stranger to using ahead of red carpet events like the Met Gala. As previously told to NewBeauty by the brand's founder, Lucy Goff, “the typical at-home devices have around five milliwatts. This is 500 milliwatts, making it 100 times more powerful than LED.” It's marketed as a medical-grade device, meaning it’s supposedly much more comparable to an in-office treatment than other, much more expensive at-home LED options.

Higherdose Red Light Hat, $449 According to HigherDose, wearing the brand's Red Light Hat for just ten minutes a day can boost blood flow to the scalp, “which may lead to decreased hair loss, optimized hair follicle function and increased growth.” While more research is needed to fully validate its benefits, it already has Courteney Cox’s seal of approval. (She debuted it on Instagram over the summer.) And as New York dermatologist Orit Markowitz, MD, previously told NewBeauty, “red light masks have demonstrated anti-inflammatory properties [for skin] while similar wavelengths stimulate hair growth.”

Dr. Dennis Gross Skincare DRx SpectraLite™ FaceWare Pro, $455 This LED device has earned social media fame among A-listers and beauty lovers alike for how selfie-worthy and effective it is. The full-face mask combines red and blue LED lights, with red working to boost collagen for firmer, more youthful-looking skin and blue going to bat against breakouts.

Westman Atelier Petite Brush Collection, $575 If you’re all about coveting (or gifting) the crème de la crème over a budget-friendly pick, look no further than this ultra-luxe makeup brush set from legendary artist Gucci Westman. This chic set includes nine travel-sized brush essentials, complete with pink handles and a matching storage case.