Where traditional lip glosses feel sticky and drying, Shiseido’s new formula feels more like a lip serum: light, silky and hydrating. They also come laced with teeny, tiny shimmer particles to amp up the glossiness of the finish.

Shiseido Shimmer Gelgloss in Kurumi Beige, £23

With 16 shades, you truly do get a lot of bang for your buck in this Maybelline eyeshadow palette. The shades in question span apricot-y beiges, brick reds, shimmering ambers and deep taupes, meaning you can buff together an infinite number of eyeshadow looks from this one palette.

Maybelline Nudes of New York Palette, £9.99

Bold, pigment-packed lips are pretty tricky to maintain when you’re taking a face mask on and off all the time. There are clever ways to stop your lipstick from smudging, but it also helps to opt for a balmy texture, like Honest Beauty’s Lip Crayon in Mulberry. It adds a wash of colour, and feels more like a lip balm than any cloying lipstick.

Honest Beauty Lip Crayon in Mulberry, £16

Long gone are the days of chalky primers that pill up under your foundation. Laura Mercier’s newest formula works more like skincare, with antioxidants and vitamins to protect the skin from external harm. Plus, if you are wearing foundation on top, it clings onto the pigments, ensuring your make-up stays in place for the duration of your day.

Laura Mercier Pure Canvas Primer Perfecting, £32

This Clinique highlighter has a rosy, pearlescent finish, but is so finely-milled, it never cakes or creases, and looks translucent no matter the skin tone its applies to.

Clinique Powder Pop Flower Highlighter, £26.50

We keep seeing burgundy nail polish all over Instagram, and we can understand why: rich, deep reds and browns look undeniably expensive. Why not put your newfound DIY manicure skills developed throughout lockdown to good use with Nailberry’s latest shade.

Nailberry Grateful Oxygenated Nail Lacquer, £15

Chanel’s stick blushers come in a satisfyingly buttery texture, meaning the colour practically melts into the cheeks to leave a soft, diffused flush. Better still, you can use them all over the face, whether you want to impart a rosy hue to eyelids, or add a bitten stain to lips.

Chanel Baume Essentiel Multi-Use Glow Stick in Rosee, £33

If months of wearing zero make-up has turned you off your usual long-wear foundation, you might want to switch to something a little more lightweight. Estee Lauder’s newest base formula is exceptionally dewy and thin, while still offering ample coverage. Plus, it contains hydrating ingredients such as probiotics and chia seed extract. 

Estee Lauder Futurist Hydra Rescue Moisturizing Makeup, £36

If hydrated skin is what you’re after, then you can never have too much hyaluronic acid in your routine. This finely milled powder is infused with the skin-loving ingredient, which ensures even mattified skin still holds on to just a little of its natural sheen.

By Terry Hyaluronic Hydra Pressed Powder, £42