Like a sweet dream for the skin, this luxuriously thick night cream calms, firms, and repairs the complexion while you sleep. With a blend of melatonin, peptides, and antioxidants, the Spanish formula has a stamp of approval from celebrity esthetician Taylor Worden. “It’s packed with [ingredients to] help fine lines and wrinkles,” she told Vogue.

Every Vogue editor has a favorite vitamin C concoction from Sunday Riley. “Vitamin C is perhaps the most potent topical antioxidant we have,” board-certified dermatologist Joshua Zeichner MD previously told Vogue. “It neutralizes free radical damage and protects the skin against UV light and other environmental aggressors, as well as blocking abnormal production of pigmentation to even skin tone and fade dark spots.”This glow-boosting face oil harnesses the brightening antioxidant, along with turmeric and evening primrose oil, to hydrate and soothe the skin.

“Castor oil can be a great, natural way to grow your eyelashes,” plastic surgeon Dr. Kevin Sadati told Vogue. “Castor oil is widely used and regarded as a safe alternative to medical actives—but like any other products, make sure it stays out of your eyes.” Sky Organics’ serum is easy to use, and it comes with five eyeliner brushes and five spoolies.

Infused with rosemary oil, caffeine, and copper peptides, Divi’s lightweight treatment rids the scalp of buildup to promote a healthier environment for hair growth. Aimed at plumping thin tresses for a fuller, denser look, the clinically tested serum can yield results in 12 weeks. The serum also has hyaluronic acid and vitamin E for moisture, making it a Vogue editor favorite for dry hair.

With wavelengths primed to smooth fine lines, boost product absorption, depuff the face, and refine the pores, this Korean LED tool is a four-in-one fix for common skin concerns—and a celebrity favorite. Hailey Bieber uses it, as do off-duty derms. “I love the Medicube Age-R Booster-H,” Dr. Dendy Engelman told Vogue. “I use it nightly for five minutes all over my face—super easy, painless, and efficient.”

Take your touchups on the road with BS-Mall’s travel-friendly makeup brushes. In a compact, rose-gold carrying case, the collection includes 14 brushes with soft bristles that can be used wet or dry. To apply foundation like a pro, use the angled brush and heed this tip from celebrity makeup artist Katie Jane Hughes. “Instead of just squirting out the product and using your foundation brush to place it directly onto your face, you can work the product into the brush itself,” she suggested to Vogue.

“If walking is enlightening, walking pads are store-bought epiphanies,” said Vogue contributor Erika Veurnik, who transformed her work-from-home routine when she invested in one. DeerRun’s model is lightweight, quiet, and has an LED display to track calories burned and distance walked. But the body also keeps score: It’s said that walking regularly can not only boost fitness but improve brain function.

Capable of revolutionizing a sleep regime in a single spritz, ThisWorks’ cult-classic pillow spray is like a cup of sleepytime tea for the nose. With lulling notes of lavender, chamomile, and vetiver, the early aughts classic (much like Y2K fashion) is still having a moment. You might just not be awake for it.