Hundreds of products come across our desks every month, but not all of them deliver on their claims or live up to the hype. (Not everything that goes viral on TikTok is a miracle worker.) This is our exclusive curation of the best-in-class beauty products our editors can’t stop talking about right now. From K-beauty favorite Abib’s PDRN and Volufiline cream to CoverGirl’s new volumizing mascara with a showstopping brush, here’s what’s new for November. Stay tuned for more throughout the month!
The Best New Beauty Products in November 2026
Abib PDRN Volume fill-it Booster Cream ($28)
PDRN meets cult-favorite ingredient Volufiline in this targeted plumping treatment designed for areas where skin can appear thinner or less full, including the forehead, smile lines and neck. The formula contains 15,000 ppm of PDRN and 10,000 ppm of Volufiline plus retinal, peptides and collagen for visible skin renewal and the appearance of improved volume and firmness. Plus, we love the tube format, which makes it easy to apply directly to specific areas as part of a targeted routine.
Rhute Bioadaptive Bond Repair Targeted Molecular Hair Mist ($75)
Rather than taking a one-size-fits-all approach to damaged hair, this targeted molecular hair mist uses AI-coded peptide technology to identify and accumulate at damaged areas of the hair shaft. Created by a dermatologist, the formula targets all three chemical bond types and is clinically proven to repair 50 percent of broken bonds in three minutes. It also provides heat protection, antioxidant color and pollution defense, and hydration lasting up to 24 hours through an advanced hyaluronic acid complex.
Agency Peptide Renewal Hand Cream ($50)
Hands are often one of the first places to show visible signs of aging, making this peptide-rich formula a welcome addition to any skin-care routine. The ultimate gift for anyone whose hands take a beating in the daily grind, it features eight peptides designed to support the skin’s natural collagen and elastin, alongside five ceramides and essential skin lipids to reinforce the moisture barrier. Nourishing emollients and humectants help soften dry hands and rough cuticles without leaving a greasy residue. In a 35-person clinical study, the formula demonstrated hydration benefits lasting up to 100 hours.
COVERGIRL Lash Blast Showstopper Mascara ($13)
For a dramatic, false-lash effect without the commitment of applying falsies, this volumizing mascara delivers. Using an exclusive Double Act brush that combines molded and fiber bristles twisted 360 degrees, the dual-material design helps build volume (up to 800 percent!), thickness and definition while minimizing clumps. In the formula itself, a Volume Conditioning Complex features peptides, castor oil and vitamin B5, adding a conditioning element, too. Plus, it not only comes in Hypnotic Black (and a waterproof black version), but also Spotlight Brown and Black Plum.
OMI Wellbeauty Advanced IFP-131 Hair Growth Peptides ($216 for a three-month supply)
For those looking to support fuller-looking hair from within, this next-generation supplement takes a peptide-focused approach rather than relying on biotin. In fact, it’s completely biotin-free. Instead, its patented IFP-131 technology delivers twice the concentration of the brand’s hair growth peptides in a single daily capsule, with the goal of supporting the follicle and helping anchor hair to the scalp. In a 90-day study, 100 percent of participants saw a reduction in hair loss and 88 percent saw stronger hair, with up to 16 times improvement in hair strength.
T3 CeraBounce Heated Ceramic Round Brush ($130)
Second-day hair just got a styling upgrade. T3’s first-ever heated round brush is designed specifically for dry hair, making it easy to bring back volume, smooth frizz and reshape a blowout without starting from scratch. Available in both white and blue, it features a Korean CeraGloss ceramic-coated barrel that distributes heat evenly, while five temperature settings allow for customization based on hair type and texture. Ion technology helps minimize static and enhance shine, and dual-action bristles provide tension and control without excessive pulling.
Dewsy Bounce Back Body Cream ($36)
Retinol isn’t just for the face anymore. This nighttime body treatment brings 0.1-percent pure retinol to areas prone to crepey texture and loss of firmness, pairing the vitamin A derivative with copper peptides to support collagen and five ceramides to reinforce the skin barrier. The brand’s patented Mini Molecule Technology is designed to help the actives penetrate the body’s thicker skin barrier. It’s available in a signature fragrance or fragrance-free version, and 72 percent of participants in a four-week study reported softer, smoother, more hydrated skin.
Heyhae Hey, Pink Horizon Nail Gloss ($13)
A new offering from the brand for the days you take a break from its beloved nail strips, this sheer nail gloss is infused with nail-friendly skin-care ingredients and delivers a pretty pearl finish that can be customized depending on how many coats you apply. Inspired by the soft pink hues of a California sunset, one layer creates a subtle wash of pink shimmer, while two build into a more noticeable pearlescent effect. It’s a pretty alternative to traditional opaque polish for anyone who prefers a more understated mani.
L'Oréal Paris Elvive Extraordinary Oil Multi-Use Hair Oil ($15)
A good hair oil should do more than simply add shine, and this versatile one offers four ways to incorporate it into a routine: as a pre-shampoo treatment, before styling, as a leave-in treatment or as a finishing touch. Finally available in the U.S. after becoming a fan-favorite across the pond, the formula uses camellia flower oil and marula oil to help nourish dry strands, smooth the hair and tame frizz without weighing it down or leaving behind a greasy residue. It also provides heat protection up to 450 degrees, and in clinical testing, it seriously boosted shine and reduced frizz.
Maybelline New York Super Stay Icy Tint Lip Tint ($14)
Gloss and lip stain lovers get both finishes in one formula with this cooling liquid tint. Oil-in-Water Technology combines glossy oils with 25-percent cooling water to deliver immediate shine and a refreshing sensation before settling into a lightweight, low-transfer tint that lasts up to 10 hours. We also love the metal globe applicator, which adds to the cooling experience and makes the application feel especially smooth. The 11-shade collection was inspired by desserts and ranges from soft nudes and rosy pinks to berries and reds, with one exception: Glacier Pop, which is a sheer, cool-toned blue option that can also be layered over warmer lip colors.
Embryolisse Lait-Crème Concentré Oil Control Face Moisturizer ($32)
The French pharmacy favorite expands its moisturizer family with an oil-free option intended for combination and oily skin types. Unlike the original richer cream, this lightweight formula skips vegetable oils, butters and waxes in favor of a more mattifying approach. Organic aloe vera and oat milk help nourish and hydrate, rice powder absorbs excess oil and prebiotics help support the skin’s microbiome. It works really nicely as a makeup primer, too, like the original.
medicube Rosemary PDRN Leave in Conditioner Spray ($23)
PDRN continues its expansion beyond skin care with this multitasking leave-in hair treatment that does everything from detangle, condition and smooth dry, damaged strands to also functioning as a heat protectant and anti-frizz primer. Key ingredients are biotin and keratin. Its lightweight spray format makes it easy to distribute through damp or dry lengths without the heavier feel that can come with traditional leave-in creams.
