“A staple in my cream bronzer wardrobe (of which there are a fair few), it’s the doe foot applicator that makes Glossier’s Solar Paint stand out,” says senior beauty writer Morgan Fargo. “Warming, subtle and able to be applied with laser-like precision, the formula buffs out to a softly diffused glow.”

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“My brows are pretty sparse, so I’m always looking for new ways to make them look fuller,” says Lauren Geall, digital writer. “I’ve experimented with various brow gels over the years but Boy Brow, £14, is the first eyebrow gel which gives my brows dimension while still maintaining a natural look.” Available in five shades, from Black to Auburn, this brow gel was inspired by traditional hair pomade to keep brow hairs in place without making them stiff.

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With notes of musk, ambrette and ambrox, this warm perfume transforms on skin, meaning it smells a little differently on everybody. “I find Glossier’s You, £45, very comforting,” says contributing beauty writer Hanna Ibraheem. “In fact, I found myself spritzing it a lot at the beginning of lockdown as it made me feel so good. The musky scent isn’t strong but it has great staying power and I always get compliments when I wear it.”

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Aptly named The Beauty Bag, £28, Glossier has launched a gorgeous make-up bag that is roomy enough to house your entire beauty routine. Designed in the brand’s signature millennial pink hue (of course), it’s emblazoned with the Glossier logo in red – two clashing colours that go together perfectly. It also features stylish measurement markings and a red zip.

However, much like the rest of its products, Glossier has made sure The Beauty Bag is Instagram-worthy but functional, too. The rectangular bag is tall enough for bottles – such as your cleanser or moisturiser – to stand up in, meaning more room and less risk of spills. As for the exterior of the bag, it’s made from water-resistant coated cotton for the more accident-prone among us. Also, the felt red interior of the bag is a removable pouch and has pockets for smaller items like lip balms.

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Balm Dotcom Original, a fragrance-free and untinted lip balm, was one of the first products Glossier launched with. Since then, Glossier has expanded the Balm Dotcom family and now, you’ll find flavours including Lavender, Rose, Mint, Mango, Coconut and one of our personal favourites, Berry – some of which give lips a sheer tint, too.

All of them are packed with ultra-hydrating ingredients. It contains castor seed oil, a thick emollient that binds with water to keep moisture locked in, beeswax for a protective barrier, cupuacu fruit extract to deliver moisturising fatty acids and rosemary leaf extract for protective antioxidants.

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Available in three shades, this brow pen adds depth, definition and doesn’t look blocky. “There is a knack to using Brow Flick, £15, (hold the pen completely perpendicular to the face, and flick gently upwards) but once mastered, it’s excellent at drawing on lots of teeny, tiny individual hairs - perfect if you like the fluffy and feathery brow look,” says contributing beauty editor Shannon Peter who swears by Brow Flick for her eyebrow routine.

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Cloud Paint is a gel-cream blusher that starts off sheer but can be built up for serious colour payoff. As well as blurring powders for a smooth finish, it also contains collagen to leave skin looking healthier and dewy. All of the shades are inspired by New York City sunsets.

“This one took me by surprise because, if I’m being honest I only really bought it because I wanted to be part of the Glossier Gang I kept seeing on Instagram,” says Jazmin Kopotsha, digital executive editor. “I’ve been using Cloud Paint in the shade Storm, £15 as part of my daytime makeup routine for years now. I dot the tiniest amount on my cheeks and I blend in for instant warmth in my complexion. I’m always pleasantly surprised by how subtle it looks.” The formula is intensely pigmented so to avoid going overboard, blend it out with your fingers – the warmth will make it melt into skin. 

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This cleanser does it all. It’s packed with gentle exfoliators, including lactic and malic acid, to slough away dead, dull skin. It has chamomile flower water and calendula extra to soothe your complexion. And it contains passionfruit extract, an antioxidant that protects skin.

It feels great on skin, too. The oil emulsifies on contact with water and gently draws up make-up, SPF and dirt. It’s also fragrance-free and, in true Glossier fashion, the glass bottle and amber-hued liquid look chic on your bathroom shelf.

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On the search for a natural-looking concealer? Look no further. “This is not the concealer for you if you’re looking for industrial-strength coverage in a completely matte finish,” explains Peter. “In fact, Stretch Concealer, £13, is the complete opposite. It’s light and thin, meaning it simply veils skin and the texture is so impossibly dewy. I use it to perk up my dark circles rather than completely masking them.”

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Infusing skincare and make-up, this tinted moisturiser delivers a sheer-yet-buildable tint to skin that brightens and evens out your complexion. It’s available in 12 “adaptable” shades to cover everybody, doesn’t mask your facial features and contains glycerin to keep skin moisturised. No wonder it’s so popular in beauty circles.

Shop Glossier Perfecting Skin Tint at Glossier, £20

It’s important to wear SPF all year round and this one always comes up tops amongst our beauty team. It’s a lightweight SPF30 water-gel formula that feels comfortable on skin. When applied, the formula is completely transparent (meaning no white cast), doesn’t leave behind a greasy residue and sits well under make-up.

Shop Glossier Invisible Shield at Glossier, £20