I Just Added Every Product From This Beauty Hall of Fame Capsule to My Wish List

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There's nothing that gives us more glee than all of the best, most sought-after beauty products strategically grouped together to deliver a truly foolproof shopping experience (especially right now when IRL beauty shopping is a thing of the past). As if answering our prayers, Net-a-Porter did just that. Say hello to the retailer's annual Beauty Hall of Fame—a drool-inducing edit highlighting its crème de la crème assortment of skin, makeup, hair, body, and fragrance heroes carefully chosen to represent the brand's curated vault of beauty must-haves.

NAP explains that its Hall of Fame is comprised of the most trustworthy products that will stand the test of time and satisfy even the nitpickiest and most discerning beauty consumers. "There are some products that stand out from the crowd—and our overcrowded bathroom shelves—because they work well, are a pleasure to use, and deliver results we can see,” adds Newby Hands, NAP's global beauty director, in a press release. Intrigued? We have a hunch you know what to do here, but to get you started, we're highlighting the NAP Beauty Hall of Fame picks our editors are especially besotted with. Keep scrolling! Your beauty wish list is hankering for an update. 

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Erin has been writing a mix of beauty and wellness content for Who What Wear for over five years. Prior to that, she spent two and half years writing for Byrdie. She now calls Santa Monica home but grew up in Minnetonka, Minnesota, and studied writing, rhetoric, and communication at University of Wisconsin, La Crosse. She studied abroad in Galway, Ireland, and spent a summer in L.A. interning with the Byrdie and Who What Wear family. After graduating from UW, she spent one year in San Francisco, where she worked as a writer for Pottery Barn Kids and PBteen before moving down to L.A. to begin her career as a beauty editor.