17 New Beauty Products to Try in November

If doing your brows is a three-step process, this Uoma Beauty wand eliminates the need for multiple products. One end is a triangle-shaped pencil for drawing and filling in, while the other is a spoolie to brush up brows. The middle of the wand contains a built-in creamy highlighter for added definition. It comes in six shades. 

Inspired by the legendary makeup artist's soft-focus smoky eye, this six pan eyeshadow palette comes equipped with warm shimmery and matte tones to mix-and-match for your own "sunset-inspired" eye. 

When you step into a Follain store, you walk into a toxic-free zone. Now, along with stocking the best clean beauty brands out there, the retailer has finally dropped an in-house skincare line, starting with an everyday moisturizer. Safe for all skin types, the lightweight lotion hydrates and protects against aging, thanks to bakuchiol, a buzzy natural alternative to retinol. 

Beckham may be known for her killer smoky eye, but she does a mean lip tint, too. The formula leaves a sheer, rosy, just-bitten look on lips. The brand promises that the shade looks good on everyone. Like the eye products in her makeup brand, the tint's formula is clean and comes in responsibly-sourced packaging. 

If you're a fan of Weleda's cult-favorite Skin Food but also have acne prone skin, the brand now has a collection for you. Along with a moisturizer and cleanser, the Clarifying Facial Care Collection includes the Clarifying S.O.S. Gel, a spot treatment. The oil-free gel has willow tree bark to zap zits and unclog pores, plus licorice root extract calms redness and irritation. 

Powder highlighters can give you an out-of-this-world glow, but they often come with that tell-tale stripe on your cheekbone. That's where Pat McGrath's cream illuminator comes in. The runway makeup artist created the ultimate multiuse formula that melts seamlessly into skin. Its glittery, radiant finish — which looks amazing on your eyelids or high planes of your face — is just as legendary as McGrath herself. 

If you're a serum fanatic, fall is the best time of year to take your fandom to the next level by treating the skin on the rest of your body, too. Nécessaire's moisturizing serum is the ideal product to start with. It has hyaluronic acid, a revered hydrating ingredient because it holds up to 1000 times its weight in water, along with ceramides to help lock in moisture. Vitamins B3 and B5 protect skin to prevent future dryness. 

Given that Milk Makeup's concealer and foundation are cult favorites, it's hard to believe the brand hasn't come out with makeup tools — until now. In collaboration with Sephora Collection, the brand has created its first-ever makeup brushes. The five piece set includes face brushes for foundation, concealer, setting powder, highlighter, and cream sticks. 

Gigi Hadid's signature glowy skin and your-lips-but-better lipstick is often the work of celebrity makeup artist Patrick Ta. Luckily, his latest makeup collection includes all of the products one needs to create a similar look. Along with blush and matte lip cream, Ta has created the ultimate lip liner. Unlike many liners out there this formula isn't chalky. The creamy liner also has a flat angled tip for easy outlining. It comes in four neutral everyday shades.

When it comes to keeping your skin smooth in the cold weather, body lotion is only one half of the equation. Sloughing away dead skin cells with a solid body scrub is also important. Luckily, Moroccanoil's new exfoliator is dropping just as the chill is coming in. On top of gentle physical exfoliating pumice stone and argan shell powder, the gel-based scrub is infused with a handful of nourishing oils, including the brand's signature argan oil.

Thanks to hydrating hyaluronic acid, this lightweight, medium-coverage foundation won't accentuate any flaky dry patches of skin. Consider it the ideal mid-fall and winter formula.  

Powder for your lips?! Yep, hear us out: Lipstick Queen's powder-to-cream lip color doesn't dry lips out. The loose powder dries down to an opaque velvety-matte shade, and there are four muted warm tones to choose from. 

Whether you've been using too many hot tools or your hair is damaged post-color session, this mask revives dry, brittle hair in five minutes.

Finally, a liquid eyeliner that's actually easy to use. Glossier's pen has a flexible tip so that you can really hug your lash line and draw a sharp wing. The buildable formula dries down quickly, making it smudge-proof for up to 12 hours. 

Spooky season might be over, but there's still a time and place for false lashes: Holiday functions. Anastasia Beverly Hills has entered the lash game with six varities of falsies. There are options for adding length, volume, or both. 

A lip product that does both, Kosas' unique oil-gloss gives lips a wash of color while simutaneously treating them. Hyaluronic acid, peptides, and evening primrose oil makes lips look plump and juicy. 

The first product from Tina Craig aka Bag Snob's skincare line U Beauty is meant to replace a 13-step skincare routine, (Yes, really!) Craig worked with a top lab in Italy to create a serum that contains retinol for anti-aging and clearness, antioxidants to protect skin from environmental aggressors, hyaluronic acid, jojoba and glycerin to plump and hydrate, witch tazel to tone, aloe to soothe redness, vitamin E for healing, and a blend of acids for gentle exfoliation. Yep, that's a lot. No wonder it sold out in pre-order on Net-a-Porter before it even launched.