I’m a Beauty Writer, Here’s How I’d Spend $200 at Sephora This Month

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While it’s true that working in the beauty industry allows you certain perks, it doesn’t mean editors and writers alike don’t still enjoy a good Sephora haul. With new products launching daily and empty favorites piling up, a trip to the beauty megastore is always welcomed. That goes tenfold this time of year. With winter at its peak, it’s time to restock on hydrating and moisturizing products, gentle skin care and makeup that makes a statement while protecting the skin. If you’re anything like me, you’re already planning your next trip, list in hand. However, if you’re looking for suggestions, I’ve compiled a list of items you don’t want to miss this month. 

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Haus Labs B Structural Volumizing And Lengthening Mascara ($29)

Haus Labs is no stranger to merging good-for-you ingredients with makeup. The brand’s first mascara launch brings together hair care heroes like rice protein and panthenol to create a formula that nourishes your lashes from root to tip. The result is healthy lashes that are plumped up and lengthened for a naturally enhanced look.

 

Haus Labs B Structural Volumizing And Lengthening Mascara
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Topicals Slick Salve Glossy Lip Balm in Acai ($16)

There’s never a bad time to add a new gloss to my collection. As a fan of Topicals’ original glossy lip balm formula, the berry-toned version was high on my radar. It hydrates and soothes dryness while providing a healthy dose of shine and juicy red tint.

 

Topicals Slick Salve Glossy Lip Balm
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Sofie Pavitt Face Clean Clean Gentle Gel Foaming Cleanser ($34)

This gel-to-foam cleanser made by skin-care guru Sofie Pavitt is designed to clean without stripping. It’s engineered for acne-prone skin but works just as well for normal skin types and even those with sensitivity. The star ingredient allantoin is a gem for soothing inflammation and keeping your skin hydrated and moisturized.

Sofie Pavitt Face Clean Clean Gentle Gel Foaming Cleanser
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Benefit Cosmetics Mighty Fine Brow Pen ($28)

The three-prong applicator of Benefit’s Mighty Fine Brow Pen ensures precision and accuracy when doing your brows. But with superfine brush tips, it also gives you a naturally defined finish without a trip to the salon.

Benefit Cosmetics Mighty Fine Waterproof Brow Pen
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Amika Soulfood Nourishing Hair Mask ($34)

It’s been a cold winter so far, and your strands are probably in need of some extra conditioning. Enter this ultra-rich hair mask. It’s packed with antioxidants, sea buckthorn and nourishing jojoba seed oil to repair damage, hydrate and improve elasticity long term.

 

amika Soulfood Nourishing Hair Mask
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Caudalie Hand and Nail Cream ($16)

February tends to be the coldest month in NYC, so a good hand cream is essential. This one goes beyond simply moisturizing your hand by hydrating and nourishing your nails as well. Plus, it’s compact enough to toss in your tiny purse but not too small that it’ll get lost in a roomy tote.

Caudalie Hand and Nail Cream
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Westman Atelier Lip Suede Hydrating Matte Lipstick ($50)

Matte lipsticks can be tricky to wear during the peak of winter, but Westman’s formula makes it easy. Despite having a shineless finish, it feels hydrating on the lips and doesn’t dry lips out. This petal shade is perfect for creating a pinky nude that’ll transition right into spring.

Westman Atelier Lip Suede Hydrating Matte Lipstick

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