News just in, our team deem these the best new beauty launches to hit the market this September

RRP: £26.50

An invisible dry shampoo that tamed my very oily hair in just few short sprays, this soaks up sebum in seconds, without leaving the scalp dry or irritated. Leaving no visible debris behind, it doesn't dull or wet hair nor encourage dandruff. With a pleasant smell, it's nice to use and doesn't add loads of texture to hair either, making for a pretty invisible impression.

RRP: £27

Living Proof's cult classic Perfect Hair Day Dry Shampoo, which is known and loved for giving tresses a freshly washed appearance, has been reimagined for the autumnal months. The limited-edition Velvet Amber iteration essentially combines the dry shampoo's oil-banishing powers with a moreish warm and musky scent, what's not to love?

RRP: £14

With a new season comes a load of new scents, and these new Arkive numbers are up there with the best. The original dry shampoo is already favourite for its quick-working formula that doesn't leave any white debris or add too much texture, but the new scent might be new go-to for me. A soft floral fragrance that smells more like a perfume than a dry shampoo, it's nice two-in-one for the hair.

RRP: £27

We can always rely on Living Proof for solid hair products that nourish and protect for a healthy and shiny finish, so quite frankly, it was a relief to see that they had a new drop for the end of summer. This conditioning spray detangles (my horribly frazzled, bleach-coloured hair) in seconds, feels lightweight and grease-free to wear and leaves hair soft and smooth.

RRP: £45.99-£59.99

A double whammy here from the industry's tech giants in the form of the fantastic new Dyson Omega haircare range. It's beauty meets farming with this lightweight duo that's infused with natural ingredients from the brand's own farms. Lightweight to wear, a dream to use and housed in the chicest Dyson-esque packaging it leaves hair shiny and nourished.

RRP: £39.50

I love a Color Wow mask, having already been a fan of their cult Money mask for a long while, so this was an exciting one for me. This made the biggest difference to my coarse, straw-like end-of-summer hair with its clever formula that works to moisturise hair and smooth cuticles for a healthy and shiny finish.

RRP: £20-£34

"We've waited a while but Kulfi Beauty is finally here! A South Asian-founded brand, it boasts a small but mighty collection of stellar products, with a bold mascara, intense kajal, pigmented blush and eyeshadows, flattering lipstick colours and wide shade range of concealers. A must-try for a flattering, impactful makeup look."

~ Aleesha Badkar, Beauty eCommerce Editor at woman&home

RRP: £82

"One of my new favourite serums, this clever product has a lovely velvety gel texture that smoothes onto skin silkily and soaks in immediately, leaving skin feeling fresh, quenched and bouncy. It boasts a gorgeous, fresh, somewhat citrussy-grapefruity scent that smells almost like a spa, and leaves no dryness or irritation whatsoever in its wake."

~ Aleesha Badkar, Beauty eCommerce Editor at woman&home

RRP: £229 for 85ml

"I love a summer perfume, and this new launch was a lovely way to see out the rest of August before heading into September's transitional season. With a juicy hit of citrus from the neroli top note that's softened by a hint of lavender, it's subtle but fresh, without that salty creaminess that can come with some summer scents."

~ Aleesha Badkar, Beauty eCommerce Editor at woman&home

RRP: £28

"Merit is up there with my favourite makeup brands, but it's their Great Skin Instant Glow Serum that is honestly one of my favourite ever products - so when I saw more skincare on the horizon, I couldn't help but be a bit giddy. This bi-phase cleanser dissolves makeup while leaving skin soft and supple and fresh for its evening skincare routine."

~ Aleesha Badkar, Beauty eCommerce Editor at woman&home

RRP: £32 for the CC Cream / £34 for the Setting Spray

"Tropic is a favourite for us over on the woman&home beauty team, so it was exciting to see two launches from them this month. While I'm usually somewhat sceptical of a tinted sunscreen, especially the ones that colour adjust once spread onto the skin, I actually really liked the effect that this one gave. A great option if you want your sunscreen to look a bit more 'finished' - topped off with the brightening setting spray and you're good to go!"

~ Aleesha Badkar, Beauty eCommerce Editor at woman&home

RRP: £175 for 100ml

With green notes of mint, fir balsam and cypress, this latest Penhaligon's perfume is definitely what I would describe as fresh. It's unusual but chic and really evokes images of tweed jackets and acres of verdant English countryside. The mint opening is very invigorating, but I really like how this shimmers down slightly into a really herbaceous and warm, woody base. I'd say it's ideal for those seeking a niche and sophisticated signature.

~ Naomi Jamieson, Digital Beauty Writer at woman&home

RRP: £27

As someone who doesn't really wear lipstick, lip balms and oils are my everyday go-to, and this formula from Kate Somerville has swiftly become one of my favourites. Its Pro-Collagen blend feels so hydrating and gives my lips a lovely glassy shine, without the stickiness that most glosses boast. Plus, I love the angled doe-foot applicator, it makes it so easy to apply - even without a mirror.

~ Naomi Jamieson, Digital Beauty Writer at woman&home

RRP: £32

As a lover of glowy makeup, I'm always on the hunt for another hydrating step to add to my routine, and this Laura Mercier Setting Spray delivered just that. It's the perfect product for adding a hint of freshness back to your complexion, especially if you've opted for a higher coverage foundation and have now found that your skin looks a bit too matte or flat. The actual spray is more akin to that of a hairspray rather than a classic mist, so it really feels as though you're drenching every inch of your face in setting goodness. It also offers a slightly blurred effect, which I love.

~ Naomi Jamieson, Digital Beauty Writer at woman&home

RRP: £72 for 30ml​, £102 for 50ml​, £140​ for 90ml

Despite being housed in a gorgeous quilted-effect glass bottle, that is sure to take pride of place upon your dressing table, the scent inside is the real star of the show. Yes, Miu Miu Beauty has officially made its return - and with a bang. With notes of jammy wild strawberry, sweet brown sugar accords and earthy oakmoss and patchouli, Miutine is a rebellious chypre fragrance that is both sexy yet sophisticated. Captivating enough for a moreish daytime scent while sensual enough to wear into the late evening, this is truly a scent of a woman that oozes spirit, confidence and quiet powerfulness - everything I could want to be.

RRP: £48

Combine a nourishing leave-in conditioner with a heat protection spray and you get K18's latest launch, the Heatbounce Conditioning Heat Protectant. This nifty mist generously yet delicately coats your strands with its lightweight formula, which works to detangle, soften and deliver protection against heated styling - think less breakage and damage. As someone who has particularly knotty tresses after washing, a quick spritz of this spray did a stellar job at allowing my brush to seamlessly pass through my strands - plus, ensured my hair wash protected against temperatures up to 232 degrees celsius. Since initially trying this formula, it has since gone on to become a staple in my haircare routine.

RRP: £71 for 50ml

Rare Beauty's debut fragrance, Rare Eau de Parfum, has innovation at its core. Before getting into the ins and outs of the scent inside, we have to give credit for the carefully considered design of its bottle. Accessible packaging is nothing new for Rare Beauty, however the brand has now set a precedent within the fragrance world. The bottle in question has been ergonomically created to be inclusive of those with dexterity issues, including being lid-free, boasting a shorter height and wide surface areas. As for the perfume inside, it is gorgeously sweet and sensual with warming gourmand notes of vanilla, ginger and sandalwood - making it a stellar all-year-round fragrance.

RRP: £50

I’m a big fan of the Gisou Honey Gloss Ceramide hair mask when my strands are in need of some serious TLC, so you can imagine my excitement when the brand announced a shampoo and conditioner addition to their range. This hair washing duo aims to cleanse, hydrate, nourish and boost the shine of tresses - all of which I can attest to. The formulas gently clean the hair, whilst leaving it feeling smooth and silky soft to touch. As someone with tangle-prone strands, this also prevented me from needing to douse my hair in a leave-in conditioner post-wash to combat any knots.

RRP: £40

Offering broad spectrum SPF30 protection, this mineral sunscreen seems like a natural addition to the Jones Road product lineup. Designed to work seamlessly alongside your makeup, or as a lightweight base, you can feel safe knowing your skin remains protected from the sun’s harmful UV rays. The sunscreen arrives in four adaptable hues, with colour-correcting pigments, to adjust to your skin tone, without leaving that dreaded white cast. Plus, there’s also a colourless option for those with lighter skin tones or who prefer an untinted SPF. The formula effortlessly blends into the skin for a barely-there feel, whilst effectively evening the skin tone for a fresh-faced appearance.

RRP: £45

As someone with hormonal blemish-prone skin, I’m always intrigued to try skincare products that are geared towards my particular skin type. This lightweight gel-like formula seamlessly glides onto the skin, quickly absorbing into the complexion, without leaving a greasy finish. After adopting this serum into my routine, I noticed that my skin looked healthier and felt smoother, plus experienced less unpredictable breakouts - a win-win.

RRP: £128 for 100ml

I’m putting it out there, I’m declaring this the scent of summer. Reminiscent of British summertime by the seaside, this fragrance smells exactly how it is labelled, like a raspberry ripple ice cream dripping down the sides of a waffle cone. It is equal amounts of creamy and fruity, with its vibrant notes of raspberry and red gooseberry. That said, it’s not overly sweet thanks to being grounded by its base notes of powdery white musk that adds a touch of sophistication to the scent. The outcome is a truly delectable cologne that smells good enough to eat. This is a fragrance that I’ll be reaching for all sunny season long.

RRP: £22

I’ve had my trials and tribulations with the longevity of lip liners, so a lip stain formula seems like a very fitting option for me. I’ll admit, I did feel incredibly intimidated before applying this product, however the long-wearing results of this product out-weigh any initial concerns you may have. That said, the true trick is in the application of this formula. Boasting a marker-like tip, the formula can be applied like any other best lip liner, however I would recommend working in sections softly blending it in using your fingertip as you go, to avoid any harsh lines. Thanks to being enriched with argan oil, it’s not drying on the lips like other lip stains. I like to complete the look with a tinted lip gloss, however you could apply to lip stain over your entire pout or finish with a complementing long-lasting lipstick. I noticed results lasted for a fair few hours, even standing the test of time of eating and drinking.

RRP: £32

I love a good blush, but as someone who usually gravitates towards cream formulas, which I've always found offer a more natural flush, I was initially a tad sceptical of this new ILIA number. It's described as delivering a natural, soft-focus tint to your cheeks, and I'm pleased to announce that it does just that. Upon first use, I was blown away by not only how pigmented the shades were (my favourite is Sensation), but how blurred the finish was. Unlike some powder formulas that catch and cling to my dry patches, this blush applied seamlessly. Meanwhile, its blend of edelweiss, winged Kelp and squalane ensures that the powder feels comfortable and hydrating on my skin. There are eight lovely shades to choose from, which can be layered with ILIA's best-selling Multi-Stick Blush.

~ Naomi Jamieson, Digital Beauty Writer at woman&home

RRP: £36

Calling all those who opt for a radiant complexion! Arriving in two shades, this skincare-powered elixir brings a soft, luminous glow to the skin. This light-reflecting formula can be used in a number of ways throughout your routine, whether that be on its own as a complexion pick me up, mixed into your foundation for a boost of radiance or applied solely on the high points of your face for an extra glow. Whilst I tried all of the above, I most often found myself applying it as the latter to unlock an enviable, healthy glow. The outcome? A plump, bouncy and brighter-looking complexion.

RRP: £16

As someone who has almost-constant dry and/or dehydrated skin, I'm not usually one for gel cleansers. For me, the best cleansers tend to be milky or creamy numbers that can soothe the top layer, often-flaky dryness on my skin. But I was surprisingly impressed by this new Caudalie launch. With quite a wet but firm gel texture, this spreads around skin easily, but doesn't drip at all, meaning I can let it sit for a few mins while I brush my teeth or pop in the shower. Skin feels clean and refreshed after use, and - unlike with most other gel cleansers - there's no tightness left in its wake.

~ Aleesha Badkar, Beauty eCommerce Editor at woman&home

RRP: £61

Along with the Glow Recipe lip balms, this is no doubt my favourite launch of the month. One that has gone straight into my everyday routine, it's lightweight but really nourishing on the skin and boasts a lovely silky fluid texture that is easy to spread around skin and absorbs in seconds. It layers fantastically over serums with no pilling in sight, and wears comfortably throughout the day - even under sunscreen and makeup. I love it so much I have to fight with myself to only use it once a day...

~ Aleesha Badkar, Beauty eCommerce Editor at woman&home

RRP: £19

It's no secret that I love a tinted lip balm, and while last month's new launches saw me wax lyrical about all the fantastic lip tint newness we're seeing this season while introducing the idea of Glow Recipe's newest and very exciting lip launch, fast-forward to this month and I've actually got my hands on them - and boy are they good. Super hydrating formulas that nourish the lips without any stickiness or heaviness these lip balms are ideal for those who want a natural-looking healthy flush on the lips. There's also a clear option if that's more your thing, but I can't get enough of the two berry numbers.

~ Aleesha Badkar, Beauty eCommerce Editor at woman&home

RRP: £79

You might've already heard of Trinny London's Take Back Time Eye Cream (which left our editor with impressive before and after results), but now the brand has introduced the all-new Take Back Time Elixir. This concentrated formula, equipped with active ingredients that target deep beneath the skin's surface, is designed to transform dull and dehydrated skin, giving it a vibrant and lively appearance. Not only working to hydrate and revitalise the complexion, with continuous use the serum aims to boost elasticity, smoothness, softness and delivers a touch of luminosity, too.

RRP: £27

We love a Living Proof launch and their newest drop is one of those 'didn't know I needed until I tried it' situations in their Flex hairspray. A super light mist that covers the whole head of hair easily, this feels invisible to wear, locking strands into place without too much hold. It's not one I would recommend for really complex styles, but for waves and curls, hair feels naturally set in its place without any stickiness or crispiness. Essentially everything you want from an everyday hair spray.

~ Aleesha Badkar, Beauty eCommerce Editor at woman&home

RRP: £27

We all know how important is it to keep on top of applying your sunscreen throughout the day, to ensure your complexion is always protected from harmful UV rays, and this handy water-resistant SPF stick makes it easier than ever. Its travel-friendly size is great for throwing into your handbag (or beach bag) for top-ups while on-the-go. As for the formula itself, it effortlessly glides onto the skin, without causing any tugging or pulling. For those that dislike the heavy, claggy feeling of cream sunscreen formulas, this is for you as it feels completely weightless on the skin. I also find sunscreen balms often work more cohesively with makeup, in fact this one offers an almost tacky-feeling base for makeup to effortlessly layer over the top. In terms of the finish, it also leaves you with a soft and natural glowy finish, without encroaching on shiny.

RRP: £142 for 50ml | £217 for 100ml | £264 for 180ml

The all-new Blu Mediterraneo La Riserva collection is a reinvention of Acqua di Parma's iconic and well-loved Blu Mediterraneo lineup. So, what's different? The trio of scents have undergone a two-month maceration process, essentially allowing the fragrance to develop and deepen over time. The result are rich fragrances that are full of depth and texture. The collection includes Arancia di Capri La Riserva, a fresh citrus scent with notes of blood orange, mandarin and wild rosemary, as well as Mirto di Panarea La Riserva, an aromatic citrus scent with notes of sage, juniper, myrrh and patchouli. However, I got my hands on the Fico di Amalfi offering, which boasts a rich aroma of fig pulp and zesty lemon. Its luxuriously fruity yet warm, comforting and sensual, immediately transporting you to a romantic candlelit dinner overlooking views of the Amalfi Coast.

RRP: £39

A limited-edition edition version of the brand's best-selling Dimension Face Palette, the 'Solis' quad is inspired by long, hot summers and designed to unlock a healthy flush of colour. Aside from arriving equipped with a large mirror, inside the palette you'll find four coral-hued shades that deliver a natural, dimensional glow. With two of the Sunset Blush shades, a new shimmer blush and an exclusive golden highlighter, you have everything you need in one place. I found each buttery powder to seamlessly grace the skin, imparting a soft yet buildable wash of colour. I also loved layering the different hues on top of each other to create a unique, glow-boosting blush combination.

RRP: £10-28

Talking aesthetics, this shampoo and conditioner duo are housed in eclectic yellow and pink patterned bottles, but most importantly I appreciate their different coloured lids which help you to differentiate between the two when in the shower. As for the formulas themselves, they left my strands with a feeling that I can only compare to having just left the salon. For context I have an oily-prone scalp, so I was sceptical that this frizz-busting formula would encourage my hair to look sleek and shiny, but would also cause it to be weighed down and get oily quickly. However, much to my surprise, my hair was still full of bounce while also keeping frizz at bay. I especially noticed less frizz around the crown of my head, which I typically struggle to tame. The range also arrives with a frizz treatment spray, which helps to instantly hydrate the strands and immediately banishes unwanted frizz.

RRP: £22

Redness, reactive skin and damaged skin barrier. If, like me, those skin concerns sound all too familiar to you then look no further than Facetheory's Ectoin Barrier Build Milk. This lightweight milky formula (which I've especially found great for weightless hydration throughout the warmer weather) is packed with skin-loving goodness, such as tremella mushrooms to soothe and probiotic ferment to balance and restore the skin barrier. As someone with sensitive skin, I'm always apprehensive to trial new moisturisers but all my worries were laid to rest as soon as I tried this formula. Its silky texture seamlessly melts into the skin, without weighing it down or causing any irritation. As for its results, I woke up every morning with noticeably hydrated and plump skin - a success if you ask me.

RRP: £32 for 50ml

Aside from its perfectly understated bottle, that would make a great addition to any minimalist vanity display, the only way I can describe this scent is elegantly floral and feminine. It seamlessly combines notes of bergamot, jasmine and tuberose with sensual and musky base notes, such as salty vanilla and sandalwood. Its versatile blend of notes also make it a perfect day-to-night fragrance, taking you from the office at 5 to dinner with friends at 8. It's scent is that beautifully moreish that it's almost surprising that is it so reasonably priced, making it one of the best cheap perfumes on the market. The scent also extends to an array of fragrance and body care buys, from a glow-boosting body scrub to a nourishing hand cream. Oh, and did we mention, you can also enjoy the perfume in body mist and a smaller roll-on size.

RRP: £3

With the ever-changing weather and humidity, our lips can be one of the first things to be affected - think dry, sore and cracked skin. That's where these nourishing lip masks come in handy. Great for when your pout is in need of some serious TLC or prior to a big event, pop one of these lightweight lip-shaped masks for 10 minutes and let it work its hydrating magic. With two options to choose from, either a Vitamin C or Rose Ceramide version, they effectively stick onto your lips as they lock in moisture. In all honesty, my lips lapped this up and upon removal they appeared softer, moisturised and plumper.

RRP: £22

The Outset's Lip Oasis Glossy Treatment has already become a cult product, regularly selling out since it was launched, but now the brand has upped their lip game with, not one, not two, but three tinted versions of their original bestseller. A hydrating formula that glides onto lips easily without feeling too sticky, it leaves a flattering sheen of colour and soft, plumped skin in its wake.

RRP: £19

Laneige's new Glaze Craze Tinted Lip Serums caused a very exciting stir last month when they first dropped, with four flavours inspired by popular sweet treats - and just a month later they've already launched a brand new option with Maple Glaze joining the lineup. A rich scent that transports me straight to the season of maple trees, it gives you a little hit of sugar in your beauty routine. A nourishing but lightweight formula that sticks to lips well and feels long-lasting without feeling too tacky, it spreads well with the unique doughnut applicator and gives lips a finished shine.

RRP: £4.99

So, I'll admit, this one is more of a lipstick than a stain, with a high-pigmented liquid that promises a glossy finish. However, when testing I found that it left more of a matte finish for me, but then wiped off into a really flattering stain - perhaps my favourite in some time. When fully wearing the liquid, it does feel both slightly sticky and drying at the same time, but I love it for the stain that it leaves behind. A swipe of clear lip balm over the top and I'm ready to go!

RRP: £34

I've tried a lot of sunscreens in my time, so I have very a specific criteria of wishes from those formulas that I try - and even higher expectations from Merit as I love their lineup of products. I found the tinted sunscreen to sit nicely on my complexion, evening my skin tone and imparting a healthy glow. This formula delivered a sheer lightweight coverage that minimised the redness of my blemishes and the appearance of any pigmentation. It's worth noting that I do have deeply inset smile lines, so would recommend setting it in place with powder on those areas to avoid creasing. That said, I can see myself actively reaching for this on hot summer days or whilst on my travels, when I'm wanting to give my complexion a weightless pick me up, without having to wear makeup.

RRP: £135

With fresh and fruity bursts of mandarin and grapefruit, mingled with earthy hints of basil, cedar and musk, Jo Loves' latest scent, 'With Love From Como,' is a true celebration of nostalgic Italian summers. Personally, I'm not a lover of super sweet and juicy scents, but this fresh and sparkling number is not your typical best fruity perfume. It's green and aromatic, with this chic, musky warmth that really lingers. Alas, I'm not (as far as I know) heading off to Lake Como this summer, but I'll allow this balmy fragrance to transport me there in spirit. I just can't wait to carry it around in my handbag this season.

~ Naomi Jamieson, Beauty Writer at woman&home

RRP: £22

Say hello to fuller-looking lips with Charlotte Tilbury's new liner duos. I've been really loving the trend of subtly 'contouring' your lips, instead of precisely lining them, and thus, this launch couldn't have come at a better time for me. These clever, creamy liners are double-sided, with one end featuring a 'Sculpt' pencil, which is powdery and slightly darker - to create shadows - and the other, a lighter and creamier 'Fill' pencil. This end can be used all over the lips to create a blurred and enhanced look. I can already tell that this is going to be a staple in my makeup routine, and I can't wait to layer it under my Laneige Glaze Craze Tinted Lip Serum.

~ Naomi Jamieson, Beauty Writer at woman&home

Sol de Janeiro's Badalada Vitamin Infused Body Lotion

RRP: £32 for 400ml

This honestly might be one of my favourite body lotions I've tried in a long time. Once I felt the lightweight and slightly cooling refreshing formula on my skin, I could not stop applying. The daily lotion does what it says on the tin, but in such an effective way. It's fast-absorbing, comfortable to wear, super hydrating, lasts all day and smells incredible - what more could you want?

~ Aleesha Badkar, Beauty eCommerce Editor at woman&home

Sol de Janeiro's limited edition Cheirosa 71 Shimmer Body Cream

RRP: £45 for 240ml

That's not the only launch from the brand to hit the market this month, I tried this new shimmer cream, which combines a nourishing body cream with a moreish gourmand scent and subtle shimmer. I can already tell this hydrating cream is going to be my best friend this summer, it not only hydrates the skin but also leaves behind an enviable golden shimmer - perfect for when you have your legs out this season.

~ Sennen Prickett, Beauty eComm Writer at woman&home

RRP: £36

Dewy makeup is my specialist subject. If my skin doesn't have a glowy kind of radiance about it, I'm either ill or have no intention of leaving the house, such is my love for the finish. So, imagine my delight when Pat McGrath Labs launched their famous Glass 001 formula in a setting spray. Just one coat promises to give you fresh, glassy skin, and the more you layer, the more glassy you get - essentially, it's my dream product. As for the formula itself, it's infused with aloe leaf, cucumber, and black tulip extract to hydrate and lock in your makeup and afford up to 16 hours of wear.

~ Naomi Jamieson, Digital Beauty Writer at woman&home

RRP: £45 each

I must admit, I'm fairly new to Givenchy as a beauty brand, so I was intrigued when the label's new four colour powder and bronzer landed on my desk - and I can assure you, they didn't disappoint. The 4 colour powder is not overly mattifying, instead boasting a natural matte finish without appearing cakey on the drier areas of my face. Its quad of tones work together to combat dullness, even skin tone, correct purple tones and add radiance, giving the complexion a blurred, soft-focus finish that lasts all day on my oily skin. As for the bronzer, its four shades work to bronze, sculpt, highlight and add warmth, delivering a natural, sun-kissed glow upon each application. I've never found a bronzer that doesn't cling to certain areas of my complexion, however this formula glides on and imparts an even coverage. Plus, both are equipped with everything you could need in their little compacts, a mirror and a fluffy brush, making them great for top-ups while on-the-go.

RRP: £32

If you're someone who's not a fan of SPF, Glow Recipe's Watermelon Glow Dew Shield is set to convert you. This super lightweight fluid doesn't have that typical claggy sunscreen feel, instead it seamlessly blends into the skin without leaving a white cast and boasts a truly weightless feel. As for its finish, it leaves the complexion with a healthy-looking, fresh-faced dewy glow, which makes a great base for makeup, while equally as effective on no-makeup days. Not to mention, if you're not a fan of sunscreen scents (like me) you might prefer this option as it has a fruity watermelon fragrance to it.

RRP: £180 for 100ml

I'd typically steer clear of lavender scents in fear of them being too reminiscent of a dreamy sleep pillow spray, however this fragrance has a sophisticated woody and aromatic edge to it. Its fresh fruity top notes of bergamot, mandarin, lavender and coriander dry down to a calming heart of lavender, iris and warm jasmine, before revealing creamy base notes of sandalwood, tonka and cacao. All in all, it's a truly classy and softly feminine scent that can be worn both day-to-night. We also have to give credit to its gorgeously luxe glass bottle, that follows in the same footsteps as every other Floris fragrance and is set to make a classy addition to anyone's vanity dresser.

RRP: £30

A favourite of our whole beauty team, Violette_fr's Bisou Balm has been an everyday wear for most of us this month.

"Violette_fr's Bisou Balm is unlike any lip product I've used before. True to its description, it really does give your lips that diffused 'just kissed' look and applies so effortlessly. It's matte but feels creamy and hydrating, in fact, I'd say it's on par with any of the best tinted lip balms. Mon Chéri is the latest addition to the range and is the perfect shade of brown-red. It's warm and a gorgeous, laid-back alternative to a classic red as it's buildable, offering a bold finish or more of a sheer cherry tint."

~ Naomi Jamieson, Digital Beauty Writer at woman&home

RRP: £449.99

"You might recognise this unusual R-shaped hair dryer from Dyson, however, the tool was once only available to be purchased by hair professionals (AKA not us folk sat in our bedrooms drying our strands). But, that has since all changed as the innovative tech brand have finally launched the device to everyone. Arriving in a soft pink hue, and boasting rose gold accents, this aesthetically pleasing tool works to maintain scalp moisture, while its precision drying minimises heat damage, allowing for a smoother, shinier finish So powerful it literally sounds like a jet, this is the brand's lightest yet most powerful hair dryer to date. It's so easy to manoeuvre and comes with different attachments (all of which automatically change the settings of the dryer based on what their aim is) that allow you to customise your blow-dry to what you really need. I have long, curly and relatively frizz-prone hair, but this dried my whole head of hair in only a few minutes and gave me the smoothest home blow-dry I've ever achieved."

~ Aleesha Badkar, Beauty eCommerce Editor at woman&home

RRP: £19

Launching with four neutral hues, each inspired by delicious sweet treats, Laneige's new Glaze Craze Tinted Lip Serums have taken social media by storm, so I was intrigued to see whether they lived up to all the talk. Unsurprisingly, they went above and beyond. While initially sceptical on how its innovative doughnut-shaped applicator would effectively apply the formula, its cushioned design promises a comfortable application. Forget dragging of the skin, this balm complements the contours of your lips and does a stellar job at generously sweeping the product over your lips. I enjoyed a five-day UK staycation in April and these came everywhere with me. Not only do they boast the nourishment and hydration of a regular lip balm, but they also offer a sheer wash of colour that instantly revives your lips - making them great for throwing in your handbag for top-ups throughout the day.

RRP: £14.99

For the past few months I've been on a journey to find my go-to sunscreen, but it was cut short when I stumbled across this new launch from BYOMA. I've been hunting for a formula that suits my sensitive, blemish-prone skin, quickly and effortlessly absorbs into the skin, doesn't pill underneath makeup and, most importantly, that keeps my skin protected from the harmful effects of the sun's UV rays - and this gem ticks every box. Boasting a peach-hued lightweight fluid formula that glides onto the skin, this formula moisturises the complexion, combats any white cast and imparts an admirable healthy glow. However, it's not runny like other fluid sunscreens on the market, which makes it even easier to apply. Over the past month I've worn this formula countless times, trialling it both underneath makeup and solo on no makeup days, all of which have resisted pilling and kept my complexion protected from any signs of sun burn.

RRP: £24 each

Summer bottled into three limited edition scents that have been deliciously designed to be worn alone or layered with the brand's other signature perfume mists to create your own scent story. Its not just the vibrant colourful bottles and coordinating marble-effect lids that set the trio apart from the rest of the fragrance lineup, these new mists are like nothing that the brand have released before. The pink-hued Flor Mística is the ultimate sunny floral scent, while the ocean-blue Água Mística is a gorgeously fruity, beachy option. When it comes to the grassy green Dança Mística, this scent is truly incomparable to Sol de Janeiro's other typically sweet body mists. I'm a big fan of Sol de Janeiro body mists as it is, particularly when layered with my collection of best perfumes for women, but I'd say this new trio are especially worth snapping up considering they won't be sticking around for very long.

RRP: £159

New to the waver scene, this tool marks ghd's first endeavour into waving wands - and they've certainly made an impact. Reminiscent of the hair crimping days, this triple-barrelled wand waves goodbye to that heavily inset creased effect, instead its soft curved edges ensure seamlessly soft, loose waves that mimic a beach day spent dipping in and out of the salty water. As with any ghd tool, this waver maintains the ideal styling temperature of 185˚C, to lock your hairstyle in place for all day long without compromising the health of your strands. The result? Effortlessly chic, natural-looking waves with a glossy, smooth and frizz-free finish - sign us up!

RRP: £7.95

"Having just celebrated its 50th birthday, this brand was onto a good thing when they alerted me, a proud Edinburgher, to its freshly redesigned soaps and lotions in honour of the big ‘do. Everything is nature-inspired and smells gorgeous, in a moody, rugged way. I’m particularly taken with the new Wild Heather Cleansing Bar, which was “Inspired by the serenity of an open Scottish moorland in late summer” - I can vouch for its powers of evocation. Misty-eyed nostalgia aside, I’m drawn to bar soaps generally - they have the same tactile appeal as a parcel wrapped in brown paper and make unanimously well-received gifts for dinner hosts, or those friends whose taste is hard to pin down."

~ Fiona McKim, Digital Beauty Editor at woman&home

RRP: £199

Red light therapy devices can require quite a hefty price tag, so the slightly more affordable UKLASH LED face mask launch is welcomed. That said, the brand certainly haven't scrimped on quality. The mask boasts an incredibly flexible design, which means you can secure the device to your face and continue your daily tasks as it works its magic. I appreciated its removable rubber inserts that protect your eyes from the red light, which I haven't seen included with many other devices on the market. However, I chose to use the mask without them as I found it fit my face better, felt more comfortable and the red lights didn't feel too bright. As for results, my complexion appeared firmer, brighter and more radiant after using the mask, which makes me look forward to the potential results after continuous long-term use. While purely aesthetic, I also appreciated its soft mint green colour and sleek, minimalistic design. All in all, its serves as stellar competition for other red light therapy masks on the market.

RRP: £80

"As a big fan of the brand, I was really excited to try the new Sculpted by Aimee Glow Collection. I'm all about hydrating skincare, so I already love their CloudCream moisturiser, but with this new drop I was expecting something a bit more harsh on the skin. Boy was I wrong. While it's packed with brightening and exfoliating ingredients like vitamin C and niacinamide, the gentle formulas are actually really delicate on the skin, going on smoothly with a hydrating feeling. Pleasant to use and lovely to layer with your best hyaluronic acid serum, these will definitely be staying in my routine for a while."

~ Aleesha Badkar, Beauty eCommerce Editor at woman&home

RRP: £44

"I’m interested in any new launch from Bobbi Brown’s excellent brand - but the name of this base particularly spoke to me. As the owner of decent-ish skin, but also a decent number of things to cover (mild rosacea-induced redness, moderate toddler-induced dark circles) I find most tinted moisturisers are ‘not enough’. Just as described, this comfy fluid offers the Goldilocks-perfect helping of pigment, lasts longer than most light bases, but still looks very natural with a fresh, satiny finish. The 16 shades are adaptable, and I love seeing as many options for deeper skin tones as lighter ones."

~ Fiona McKim, Digital Beauty Editor at woman&home

RRP: £22

Already a stalwart fan of the fruity K-beauty brand, I was desperate to try these new Glow Recipe tinted serums. A skincare product rather than makeup, the niacinamide-packed serums go on like a blush to give the skin a healthy-looking dewy flush. Perfect for no-makeup days when you just want a little bit of colour to lift your face, they work to calm redness with centella asiatica, while the brand's famous watermelon extract addition leaves skin fresh and hydrated

RRP: £19

I'll admit, tanning drops have been something I have fastidiously kept my distance from throughout my life for fear of being left looking slightly more off-colour than I had intended. But the simple chic bottle and ever-so-slightly cool hue of this new Caudalie teased at my curiosity around the oft-intimidating product - and I was hooked after my very use. Easy to use by mixing a few drops into your daily moisturiser, this doesn't change the texture of my face cream at all and soaks in nicely, leaving me with a completely natural-looking glow that looks more like I've just spent an hour or two in the British sun.

I'm an absolute sucker for a tinted lip balm, but this new drop for luxe makeup brand Hourglass takes things up a notch. Already a customer favourite, the brand's Phantom Volumizing Glossy Balm is now available in their famous Red 0 shade, their exclusive vegan shade that forgoes the use of non-vegan ingredient carmine - a pigment made from crushed insects. Delivering a perfect sheer red to the lips, it makes for a flattering but natural-looking flushed lip look, with just a hint of gloss on the finish. Lasting and comfortable to wear, it's earned a permanent place in my handbag.

RRP: £84 for both

"I often find it tricky to tell whether a shampoo is really making a difference to my hair, but this new drop from scalp and hair health brand Monpure showed its cards straightaway. Lovely to use, the shampoo creates a thick and creamy lather that washes easily and effectively without that horrible squeaky-clean feel. The conditioner feels equally luxurious, with a buttery texture that smoothes onto strands nicely. I have notoriously knotty hair thanks to years of colouring but after washing these out I was left with minimal tangling and a silky soft feel - plus my hair had a gorgeous healthy shine thanks to the product's ceramide complex that mimics the hair’s natural lipids to restore moisture balance and reinforce hair structure. And the icing on the cake? The gorgeous expensive-smelling fragrance that has literally had people stopping me in the street."

~ Aleesha Badkar, Beauty eCommerce Editor at woman&home

RRP: £21

"I'm already a big fan of Merit Beauty, but these new lip liners have furthered my obsession with the chic brand. Offering such a flattering range of shades that really do work on everyone, the soft and velvety formula slides effortlessly onto lips - but unlike many other soft lip liner formulas, it actually stays put. Not all drying, it works across the whole lip as a lipstick alternative too. I like to use it as a base before topping with one of favourite lip tints (Huda, Hourglass and Tatcha for anyone wondering)."

~ Aleesha Badkar, Beauty eCommerce Editor at woman&home

RRP: £75

"As someone with fairly dry skin, I’m always on the lookout for intensely hydrating formulas and Beauty Pie’s Le Masque is my newest favourite. It’s infused with cherry blossom, saffron extract and glycerin to supercharge the skin’s barrier and boost the overall radiance of your complexion. The formula is also made up of 100,000 Omega-9 bubbles, which create that luxurious ‘caviar’ look and texture, before melting into the skin as you apply. Aside from its dreamy formula, I also love this masque’s versatility, you can apply it for a 30-minute treatment or wear it overnight - for maximum hydration. I prefer the latter as it feels so nourishing and in the morning, I wake up with fresh and dewy-looking skin."

~ Naomi Jamieson, Digital Beauty Writer at woman&home

RRP: £29

"I don’t gravitate towards designer mascara. Much like chocolate bars, I find budget brands = better, and it makes me much happier to give genuinely affordable recommendations than costly ones. But after trying this slick new formula from Armani Beauty it’d be remiss to stay quiet. The main USP is how many times you can layer it up without it ever clumping - I’m talking over and over and over again. It glides on so beautifully and, by dint of all that layering, creates amazing length without heaviness. It wears nicely, too - no smudging - and removes easily with micellar. In truth, this has everything I imagine you could want from a mascara, so it really is worth the extra investment."

~ Fiona McKim, Digital Beauty Editor at woman&home

RRP: £39

Whether I'm lounging on a beach or stepping out for a day in the office, SPF is a must within my beauty routine. That said, it hasn't always been easy to a formula that suits all my wants, needs and desires, so I'm pretty sceptical when it comes to trying a new sunscreen. Not only does this water-resistant sunscreen offer SPF 50, which is a must in my books, but it is also equipped with ectoin for hydration and sheer peach-hued pigments to even the skin tone. I must commend its lightweight feel and it's ability to not pill when applied underneath makeup - both of which are huge points of contention for me when it comes to sunscreens. After seamlessly blending into my skin, my complexion is left with a radiant glow that makes for a great illuminating base when I'm makeup, and even gives my skin a healthy sheen when opting for natural no-makeup day.

RRP: £24

Known for their array of luxury fragrances, Jo Malone London have welcomed a lineup of 7 new faces to their stellar assortment. Enter, the travel-friendly 30ml hand creams. Each boasting playful geometric monochrome patterned tubes, the nourishing handcare assortment arrive in some of the brand's most popular and iconic scents - including, English Pear & Freesia and Peony & Blush Suede. Plus, there's a new fragrance that's joined the realm of bath and body products, earthy English Oak & Hazelnut. Not only are they perfect for popping into your handbag for when your palms are in need of some nourishing TLC while on-the-go, they are equally as chic to earn a spot on your dressing table.

RRP: £4.99

It's no secret that I've always been a fan of Collection Cosmetics' concealers, thanks to their high coverage formulas with such affordable price tags. I've consistently restocked my tubes of the original Lasting Perfection Concealer over the past decade, so when I heard there was a new addition to the range, I knew I had to get my hands on it. First and foremost, the new Ultra Cover Concealer boasts an XL doe-foot applicator that makes it easy to apply directly onto the skin. As for the formula inside, I'd say it's on the medium to full coverage side, however I noticed it layered incredibly nicely over my blemishes without creasing. Not to mention, its formula is also infused with popular skincare ingredients, hyaluronic acid and jojoba seed oil, which I found encouraged a seamless application that didn't cling to any dry patches. On days where I wanted less coverage, I found swirling my brush into the concealer on the back of my hand allowed for a lighter, skin-like finish.

RRP: £25

"It’s all very well for us beauty editors, bleeting on about building a ‘fragrance wardrobe’ to suit every season, mood and occasion. But, with many of the best perfumes for women nudging the £100+ bracket, the option to have so many, well, options is unattainable for most. That’s why I’m so taken with DIEM, a cool new perfume brand that offers ten distinctive and expensive-smelling scents in 10ml bottles for £25 a pop. All are designed to be slotted into a chic little case and can be switched up whenever you fancy. I love the juicy, ripe rose and blackcurrant of Love Tangle for sunny days and woody, spiced Dare You for a night out. The starter kit, which includes one 10ml fragrance, a case and two other 2ml samples, would make a lovely gift."

~ Fiona McKim, Digital Beauty Editor at woman&home

RRP: £24

After trialling the Gisou Lip Oil in the limited edition 'Cherry on the Cake' last festive season and being converted to its red hue, I had high hopes for the launch of the new trio of shades. Unsurprisingly they ticked every one of my boxes. The new lineup features two milky hues, Bee-Llini Peach and Raspberry Swirl, and a shimmer-infused peachy nude, Glazed Plum. Perfect for spring, these three impart a gorgeous sheer hue onto the pout, with the enviable glossiness of the other hues within the brand's lip oil lineup, pairing perfectly over one of the best lip liners. Each infused with Mirsalehi Honey, I found them to be incredibly lightweight and nourishing on the lips - plus, I didn't notice any graininess to the shimmer formula, which gets extra points from me. Although not new to the launch of these shades, I also have to shoutout their innovative swirly glass tubes, which only add to the luxuriousness of the application process.

RRP: £26.99 for 220ml

With a buttery texture that nourishes dry skin without creating a greasy sheen on top, this velvety butter absorbs quickly and leaves a hydrated feel for hours after. An easy self-tan to apply, this gives a subtle touch of colour to the skin that gradually develops without leaving any streaks in its wake.

RRP: £38

The 'Butter Skin' makeup trend is all about creating a smooth, satin-like finish over a glowing complexion - a radiant but not excessively shiny look that just looks like butter. This talc-free formula has been designed to blur, smooth and control shininess of the complexion for a natural brightened, weightless finish - and that it does. Dust over the skin with a fluffy brush to set makeup in place for a natural soft-focus finish and no flashback in photos.

RRP: £8.99

With 2025 nail trends heading towards a spring refresh, butter yellow nails have been getting increasingly popular this month. And with sheer and jelly nails constantly topping the nail trend stakes, I love this buildable Essie number that can be used a sheer gloss or layered for a more solid jelly look.

RRP: £124 for 100ml

Reminiscent of sunnier days sat on a beach with a pina colada in hand, this creamy yet refreshing fragrance is the ultimate solar scent. Zesty lime is balanced out with its light heart note of coconut water, whilst warmth is added through the rich tonka bean. Once dried down on my skin, this perfume interestedly had a slight floral-vanilla twist to it, as the name may suggest. All in all, it’s a gorgeously luxurious scent that makes the perfect candidate for daytime wear as we enter the brighter spring/summer months ahead.

RRP: £64 for The Brightening Eye Cream | £86 for The Brightening Serum

It's no secret that I'm a big of Tatcha's stellar selection of skincare buys rooted in Japanese rituals, so you can imagine my excitement when they add two brand new products into the mix. Enter, the Brightening Eye Cream and Brightening Serum. I apply the serum prior to my much-loved Tatcha Dewy Skin Cream, which gives me a moisturised and plumper complexion. As someone who experiences long-lasting post-acne marks, this serum has definitely helped reduce the appearance of any hyperpigmentation faster than normal, while giving my complexion a noticeable soft, healthy glow. As for the eye cream, I thought I was seeing things when I first applied it. This formula works great at hydrating the under-eyes, especially prior to makeup application, while immediately minimising dark circles for a brighter, awakened look.

RRP: £38

"When it comes to eye makeup, usually I'm a strictly liner and lashes kind of girl, so I wasn't overly jazzed when this landed on my desk - but oh my goodness did I eat my words once I tried it. A handy palette of really varied but complementary shades, the soft and velvety powders have a strong pigment without being too bold and last all day - even on my oily eyelids. I love to add a light layer of the plum and dark brown shades to my daily look for a touch of chic casual glam."

~ Aleesha Badkar, Digital Beauty Editor at woman&home

RRP: £9.95

Most notably known for their ergonomic shower-side razors, Estrid just debuted their new trio of refillable roll-on aluminium-free deodorants which are designed to control sweat and body odour for up to 24 hours. Powered by Noni Fruit to neutralise the underarms' microbiomes, I noticed I smelt fresh for an entire day. They arrive in three differing scents, each corresponding to a refillable colour insert that is popped inside the cloudy outer casing, however I settled on the 'Leaf' - which is described as 'Late summer in the Mediterranean'. Like any roll-on, this deodorant takes a few swipes to get the formula out, but once it does, it dries down impressively fast. I also tested applying the formula after shaving and it didn't cause any irritation or stinging. It's also worth noting that they offer the same scents in antiperspirants, which are equipped with aluminium to keep you sweat and odour-free for up to 48 hours, so if you looking for longevity these might be the best option for you.

RRP: £33

As someone with blemish-prone skin, I was excited when La Roche-Posay's latest launch landed on my desk. This isn't the first I've tried a La Roche-Posay moisturiser, I also loved the brand's Effaclar Duo M Moisturiser for keeping my blemishes at bay, so this buy had big boots to fill. In short, it lived up to every one of my expectations. This moisturiser boasts an incredibly lightweight, fast-absorbing formula which works to hydrate the skin, however don't be fooled as it also arrives equipped with a tri-acid complex to decongest pores, smooth the complexion and reduce the appearance of fine lines and pigmentation. After adopting this gem into my routine, my complexion is noticeably clearer in terms of blemishes, my pigmentation has significantly reduced and my skin hasn't experienced its typical dry spells throughout the bitter winter months. All in all, it's quickly become a new favourite in my skincare arsenal.

RRP: £299

"Fire up the Chronos Max and it takes a pretty quick 35 seconds to reach temperature. As is the case for all ghd straighteners, the Chronos Max heats to 185°C, the temperature the brand says is optimum for great styling without utilising extreme heat that could compromise your hair’s health. I did find it took a few slow passes through each section of hair, depending on the size of the section, but it was incredibly smooth – absolutely no feeling of frying my strands whatsoever. It is worth mentioning that if I was planning on straightening my hair after washing, I would usually dry it smoother with this in mind, but I dried it curly purely to test how well it would straighten curlier hair. Either way, my hair retained movement and some elasticity and bounce, rather than feeling fried and rigid from the straightening process. All in all, it’s a very smooth user experience, and the smooth results also last brilliantly."

~ Lucy Abbersteen, Freelance Digital Beauty Editor at woman&home

RRP: £140 for 100ml

There's something about Molton Brown perfume bottles that look effortlessly chic on your dressing table (I'm putting it down to the colourful marble sphere lid) and the brand's new Bluebell & Wild Strawberry scent follows suit. With spring in near sight, this fragrance couldn't have launched at a better time. Upon first impressions, this eau de parfum transported me to sunny springtime, stood in a forest meadow of bluebells beneath blue skies - only making me crave the upcoming season further. Its fruity floral notes of juicy wild strawberry, violet leaf, bluebell accord and soft driftwood, make it a delicately light and feminine fragrance that is perfect for daytime wear.

RRP: £36

As someone with unpredictably sensitive skin, I'm always skeptical to try an exfoliating toner, but I'm glad I did with this buy from Fresh. Firstly, I can't ignore its minimalistic navy packaging, that gives this bottle a chic and sophisticated appearance that sets it apart from my other skincare. As for the gem of a formula inside, it works to smooth and improve the texture of the skin, fading the appearance of dark spots and tightening pores, while breaking down the dead skin cells for a brighter and balance appearance. Upon my first application I was hit with an incredibly fruity peach scent, which admittedly might not be for everyone, but it didn't irritate my skin and you do get used to it with time. It has left my complexion notably smoother, brighter and more radiant (without being excessively shiny), while also helping to reduce hyperpigmentation from previous blemishes and give the skin a plumper appearance.

RRP: £94

"I've had super dry skin throughout the winter so have been wary of using anything too clarifying on my skin, instead opting for my best hyaluronic acid serums - depite some uneven texture, a few blemish breakouts and rare patches of redness on my cheeks. But this new Allies of Skin drop has been exactly what I need - working against all my unwanted skin concerns without being too harsh on the skin. The loose texture absorbs into skin really easily but the slight creaminess to it adds a touch of comfort, making sure it doesn't sting or leave my skin too tight.

~ Aleesha Badkar, Digital Beauty Editor at woman&home

RRP: £80 for 50ml

"When this first landed on my desk, the name was giving me sickly sweet 00s Victoria's Secret body spritz that I just didn't think would be for me, but boy was I wrong. This deliciously-juicy fragrance really does live up to its life-of-the-party name with an elegantly sweet but fresh offering that works for both day and night. Bursting with notes of the dark fruit alongside zingy mandarin and a touch of sweet, fresh pear, the sweet notes here are balanced by a heart of white florals and a base of warm vanilla and sharp benzoin, while green patchouli adds a lasting earthy impression. A new favourite that I will be spritzing at least a couple of times a week for the foreseeable."

~ Aleesha Badkar, Digital Beauty Editor at woman&home

RRP: £32

"Fenty has already ventured into cherry in the past with their Cherry DUB 5% AHA Face Mask (one of my faves for radiance and hydration) and their deliciously-hydrating Barbados Cherry Lip Oil, so it's no surprise that this brand new cleanser was also a slam dunk. Heroing the vitamin C-rich Barbados cherry alongside well-known brightenener niacinamide and refreshing aloe vera, this quenching cleanser works to brighten skin and help decrease shine without leaving skin tight after use."

~ Aleesha Badkar, Digital Beauty Editor at woman&home

RRP: £16

"A launch that has taken over beauty industry feeds for the past weeks, Glossier has dropped a brand new Black Cherry collection to give us all the deep, rich burgundy that we want. Consisting of four products - Black Cherry Balm Dotcom, Cloud Paint in Black Cherry, No. 1 Pencil in Black Cherry and Lip Line in Black Cherry - the range is set to become a favourite with fans of the brand. While I've not yet tried it, their OG cherry Balm Dotcom was always one of my favourites for its delicious scent and flattering hint of colour - and I can only imagine how gorgeous the Cloud Paint will be if its predecessors are anything to go by."

~ Aleesha Badkar, Digital Beauty Editor at woman&home

RRP: £62

There's no denying that I'm a fan of REFY. With a makeup arsenal that makes home to a multitude of their beauty gems, it was only natural that I tested the brand's all new skincare range. Although the debut products, consisting of a cleanser and moisturiser, may not sound particularly revolutionary, a deeper delve reveals quite the innovative launch. The foaming cleanser acts as a 2-in-1 formula, simultaneously removing makeup and cleansing your skin, without completely drying out your skin - a huge plus point in my book, as someone with combination skin. While the lightweight moisturiser arrives with a built-in metal roller applicator that works to sculpt, cool, lift and de-puff the skin. This innovative tube design essentially combines your moisturiser application with your go-to technique of lymphatic drainage - the perfect duo to combat any January puffiness and winter skin blues, if you ask me.

RRP: £112

"I'm not normally a rose girl but there's something so moreish about Jo Malone's Taif Rose. Picture a single rose veiled in curls of incense smoke, that is the best way I can think of to describe this scent. It's floral, sure, but there's an edge and depth to it - brought through by its coffee notes - that initially overtake that classical rose aroma. This chic spiciness lingers but after a while, that elegant rose glows through again - which is ideal if you prefer a nuanced signature that develops and evolves throughout the day. Personally, I can't wait to wear it for a date night or evening out."

~ Naomi Jamieson, Digital Beauty Writer at woman&home

RRP: £399.99-£479.99

Hot off the press, Dyson just dropped two new colourways for their assortment of innovative hair tools - meet Jasper Plum and Red Velvet and Gold. Inspired by a rare purple jasper gemstone that symbolises strength and self-discovery, Jasper Plum captures a rich violet hue with complementing accents of soft pink; while Red Velvet boasts a luxurious crimson tone with opulent gold details that makes for a sophisticated appearance. The two hues adorn four of the brand's popular hair tools, including the Airwrap i.d.™ multi-styler for straight and wavy hair, Airwrap i.d.™ multi-styler for curly and coily hair, Supersonic Nural™ hair dryer and the Airstrait™ straightener. While Jasper Plum can be shopped now via Dyson's website, the Red Velvet and Gold colourway will be available to shop from late February.

RRP: £39

In search of a nourishing haircare gem to replenish and revive my dull, dry winter hair, I tested the highly-anticipated Gisou Honey Gloss Hair Mask for an entire month before its launch to see exactly how it performed - spoiler, it left quite the impression. Although it claims to be gentle enough for every hair wash, I used this formula once a week in replacement of my conditioner and the results were nothing short of impressive. Its thick, rich formula left my strands feeling soft, hydrated and glossy after just one use. I've never tried a hair mask that has noticeably long-lasting results on my hair, but this finish remained intact until my next hair wash. As someone with long, fine hair, it also did a top job at detangling my locks for that salon-worthy swish.

RRP: £29

"The daffodils aren’t out yet and I suspect It’ll be a while until we can put away our ‘big coats’, but here’s a special treat for anyone trying to will Spring into existence: Chanel’s Spring-Summer 2025 makeup collection. Among rosy tinted lip balms and sheer mauve shadow is this nail varnish - and isn’t she just lovely? A soft and sophisticated peach with milky undertones that’d make as pretty a winter mani as it would a sandal-season pedi. It’s limited-edition, as is the other shade in this drop (Artiste, a minty pale aqua) As we know, where Chanel goes other brands follow - so expect to see these colours everywhere by March."

~ Fiona McKim, Beauty Channel Editor at woman&home

RRP: £22

"As someone with constantly dehydrated skin, anything that promises to quench will always be a must-try for me. So when I got hold of this new Tropic drop, as a fan of the brand already I couldn't wait to see what it could do - and I can safely say, it didn't disappoint. Containing multi-weight hyaluronic acid (meaning different-sized molecules that penetrate multiple layers of the skin) alongside soothing aloe vera juice and cooling cucumelon (which smells incredible), this natural cleanser leaves skin quenched and comfortable - and even managed to tackle the visible flakiness I was getting from the cold January days. While I've been loyal to a certain hydrating cleanser for the past six years, I think I might have just found my new go-to..."

~ Aleesha Badkar, Digital Beauty Editor at woman&home

RRP: £115 for 50ml

"Aquarius season is here, so as a proud Aquariun myself, I was only too happy to celebrate the season with this gorgeous new launch from Sana Jardin. While I expected something warming or even slightly spicy given the time of year, I was gloriously-surprised to be transported to brighter climes with this beautifully fresh and zingy herbal number that's layered with sharp notes of lemon, rosemary and lavender. And the stunning Mediterranean-looking bottle doesn't look too shabby on my perfume shelf either."

~ Aleesha Badkar, Digital Beauty Editor at woman&home

RRP: £52

"Among my friends and colleagues, I'm a famous wearer of the iconic Maison Francis Kurkdjian Baccarat Rouge 540. But one of my top tips to everyone for getting more out of it? Layer it over a scentless oil or moisturiser and save it for your skin rather than your clothes - opting instead for a mist of the similar-smelling Sol De Janeiro Cheirosa 68 Perfume Mist over your outfit. So I was beyond excited to receive the brand new body oil from the brand in the same Beija Flor scent as the body spray. The luxury silky oil is the perfect consistency and thickness for layering over skin and I was surprised at the efficacy with which it absorbed into the skin - leaving it looking nourished and bright rather slippery and shiny. And I can't get enough of the delicious blend of Brazilian jasmine, pink dragonfruit and vanilla."

~ Aleesha Badkar, Digital Beauty Editor at woman&home

RRP: £13.99

When it comes to affordable mascaras, L'Oréal Paris hosts an plethora of stellar lash-enhancing formulas. But now there's a new kid on the block and I got my hands on one to try it out for myself. I'm a firm fan of L'Oréal's iconic Telescopic mascara, so I had high exceptions for the all-new Paradise Big Deal - and thankfully, it lived up to every one of them. This new addition works to build noticeable length and volume, without causing any clumping, all of which I can attest to. It does a stellar job at separating the lashes for a naturally fluttery and fanned-out effect, avoiding the dreaded spider-leg finish and leaving the lashes feeling weightless.