3 People Texted Me to Ask What They Should Buy Before Sephora's Sale Ends—Here's My Short List

Let's start with an iconic product: Laneige's Lip Sleeping Mask. I apply this faithfully every night before I go to sleep, and my lips are always plump, soft, and moisturized (aka lipstick-ready) come morning. If I were you, I'd snag a tiny tub of the Peach Iced Tea one. It's fruity, summery, and a total delight to use before bed.

I give this foundation credit for tricking people into thinking I have perfect skin. Seriously, it delivers a flawless, buttery smooth base for the rest of my makeup. It's also noncomedogenic and reduces redness, thanks to fermented arnica, making it perfect for people with acne and redness-prone skin.

Fable & Mane's HoliRoots Hair Mask ($36) has been a staple in my shower for years because it smells incredible and moisturizes the eff out of my dry, damaged hair. Lately, though, I've been swapping it out for the new Shine Hair Mask. It gives me shiny, expensive-looking hair that could fool anyone into thinking I just left the salon with a hair gloss. Needless to say, I highly recommend it.

Don't even get me started on Henry Rose fragrances. I love so many of them for so many different reasons, but lately, I've been spritzing this one more times than not. In my opinion, it's the perfect summer scent. It was created to smell like "blooming orange tree orchards of Valencia, kissed by the Mediterranean breeze." Yeah, I'm sold.

I heard about this sunscreen from Jamie, Who What Wear's senior beauty editor. It was originally only available in Australia and Europe but has since launched Stateside (much to every beauty editor's delight). The super lightweight mineral SPF has a serum-like texture that melts into the skin and protects against sun damage. It's nearly undetectable on the skin and plays well with makeup. Trust me when I say you should stock up on this before summer.

One of my New Year's resolutions was to use eye cream more consistently. As someone who's turning 30 in less than a month, it's kind of necessary. I don't want to use any old eye cream, though. I want to use this new one from Dr. Dennis Gross. It's probably the closest any eye cream has ever come to replicating the results of under-eye filler. Thanks to two weights of hyaluronic acid, a plumping peptide complex, and kakadu plum, it visibly fills, firms, brightens, and lifts the eye area.

You can't convince me that Patrick Ta didn't nail it with this blush duo. Both the cream and powder formulas are highly pigmented, easily buildable, and blend out like a dream. I always get compliments on my makeup when I wear it. It's literal perfection.

For full, soft, and fluttery lashes, you need a lash serum that *actually* works. This one is proven to deliver noticeable results in four to six weeks. That's just in time for summer (just saying). Don't forget about the matching Brow Serum ($66), either.

This is the newest scent from the clean fragrance brand The 7 Virtues. It's been described as "Italian citrus grove meets French Riviera." With notes of mandarin, cassis, magnolia, and vanilla, it's summer in a bottle. Read my full review.

I have dark circles—like, really dark circles. These new color correctors from Kosas have been helping me disguise them in a flash. The full-coverage formula is like autocorrect for darkness, while serum-grade ingredients help brighten and de-puff tired eyes.

I know I already recommended the Haus Labs Triclone Skin Tech Foundation, but as a beauty editor, I can't resist a new product launch, so I also want to snag a bottle of this new Anastasia Beverly Hills formula. I haven't tried it yet, but I've heard good things. It offers medium-to-full coverage and a blurred, velvety finish—it's not cakey, old-school matte; it's modern "cloud skin" matte. While the Haus Labs formula is my go-to for daily wear, I can see this one becoming my new night-out foundation.