5 Products Our Editors Are Loving This Month

The products we can't keep our hands off this season.

By NewBeauty Editors and NewBeauty Editors · Feb 4, 2020

Photo Credits: Courtesy of Brands

This article first appeared in the Winter 2019 issue of New Beauty. Click here to subscribe

As beauty editors, we constantly have our hands filled with the latest and greatest launches from all of our favorite brands—and some from new names that often wind up being cult classics. Here, what’s stood out to us in a sea of beauty-product overload.

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UZ EYE OPENING LINER, $16

“The latest from Tokyo-based UZ offers up six shades of noir—red, green, metallic (pictured), matte, navy, platinum and pitch black—for every occasion.”

—Danielle Fontana, Digital Editor

UZ 7 SHADES OF BLACK METALLIC BLACK 1 — Photo Credits: UZ

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LORD JONES HIGH CBD FORMULA BATH SALTS, $65

“These give me a guaranteed eight hours of sleep when I take a soak before bed.”

—Liz Ritter, Executive Editor

Photo Credits: Lord Jones

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SLIP SKINNIES, $39

“Scrunchies are a staple no matter your age, and these silky ones are so chic, they can double as bracelets.”

—Brittany Burhop Fallon, Beauty Director

Photo Credits: Slip Skinnies

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VICTORIA BECKHAM BEAUTY LID LUSTRE IN MINK, $36

“This lustrous tiger’s eye shadow gives my lids a sleek, rusty glimmer.”

—Tatiana Bido, Features Editor

Photo Credits: Victoria Beckham Beauty

5 / 5

SMITH & CULT NAIL LACQUER IN ICE TEARS, $18

“I always gravitate toward darker shades in the winter, and this magical, marine hue not only fits the bill, but also reigns supreme.”

—Emily Taylor, Editorial Assistant

Photo Credits: Smith & Cult

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