This DIY Skin Laser Delivers Derm-Quality Results Without Damaging Your Complexion

There’s not a lot of fine print with this collagen-stimulating fractional laser. Turn it on each day and sweep over your cheeks, forehead, and chin for a few minutes, then watch fine lines fade. “You don’t need a big laser to get big results,” says Dr. Annie Chiu. Some women notice softened lines in two weeks; expect complete results in three months.

Chanel's powerful treatment ($400; chanel.com) fades even the most stubborn hyperpigmentation in under a month by pressing pause on melanin production, instead illuminating your complexion with a dose of pearl protein.

Equal parts primer and skincare, Lancome's 1-Minute Blur ($55; lancome-usa.com) instantly erases fine lines and age spots with innovative optical pigments, which diffuse light and create the appearance of smoother, brighter skin. It also does double duty to fill in wrinkles and shrink pores under the surface, so your complexion improves with each use.

Rotating skincare brushes can often be too harsh for sensitive complexions, which is why we're obsessed with Foreo's Luna device ($199; foreo.com). After lathering up, run the Luna over wrinkle-prone areas to activate the gentle pulsations, which draw out dead skin cells, pore-clogging bacteria, and makeup to provide a mini-facial in the comfort of your own home.

This isn't your traditional primer! While Dior's new formula ($42; dior.com) perfects skin and prolongs your foundation just like other mattifiers on the market, it also minimizes your pores without clogging them full of product.

Guerlain's velvety serum ($142; sephora.com) is formulated with pure royal jelly straight from a bee hive, an ingredient stimulates your natural healing process to repair wrinkles.

You may look like a Star Wars Storm Trooper wearing this mask ($30; ulta.com), but as a result, you'll end up with out-of-this-world skin. The red and blue LED lights work in tandem to kill bacteria deep in your complexion, while fading old blemish spots, and soothing existing bumps.

James Read's overnight bronzing mask ($65; net-a-porter.com) creates a believable sun-kissed glow while you sleep, and the red algae infusion keeps your complexion from drying out in the process. The self-tanner stays put on your face rather than your sheets, and the light, blendable formula ensures that you won't wake up with zebra stripes.

Take the spa home with Bliss' intense microdermabrasion scrub ($48; blissworld.com), which produces pro-quality results at a fraction of the cost. Volcanic pumice eliminates dead skin cells, which can dull the complexion, and the combination of vitamin E with aloe prevents irritation.

Crow's feet have met their match! Work WrinkleMD's potent serum ($199 for the set; nordstrom.com) under your eyes, then stick on the hyaluronic acid patches to activate the ion infusion, which transports the product's ingredients to the deepest layers of your skin.

Daylight savings time can cause a few mix-ups with our real life schedule, as well as your skin's. Spring forward with Amorepacific's serum ($200; nordstrom.com), which taps into your complexion's internal clock to ensure your skin is protected from UV rays and free radicals during the day, and maximize the healing process at night.

Prone to breakouts? Swap your cleansing cloth for Dew Puff's bamboo sponge ($7; dewpuff.com). The charcoal infusion helps counteract oil production, and fights off acne-triggering bacteria without stripping your skin of its natural oils.