8 B-Beauty Products We’re Dying To Try

Charlotte Tilbury Beauty finally comes to town. The make-up label from lauded British make-up artist Charlotte Tilbury will launch in Sephora stores, and we can't wait to try its award-winning products, such as this best-selling eyeshadow palette in Bella Sofia. Featuring copper-toned, bronze and champagne colours, expect velvety formulas that glide on and are long-lasting. Launching in stores and online at Sephora on Oct 10.

Another product from Charlotte we’re looking out for is the raved-about Matte Revolution lipstick in the shade Pillow Talk. The YLBB matte nude pink hue is touted to be flattering for women of all ages and is hydrating despite its matte finish.

BYBI, which stands for ‘By Beauty Insiders’, is a clean beauty brand that boasts 100 per cent natural, vegan and cruelty-free products, with a vision to make the beauty industry more accountable, cleaner and more sustainable.

The BYBI Mega Mist, a hyaluronic acid face mist suitable for all skin types, is hydrating, nourishing and soothing, to be spritzed on before make-up, or whenever you need a pick-me-up when you're wilting in the heat.

BYBI’s Detox Dust is an anti-pollution powder face mask that is made with activated charcoal and kaolin clay. These ingredients ensure that toxins and daily grime are drawn out of your skin for a full skin detox. You can mix the powder with any base to suit your skin’s needs, like with honey for a brightening and nourishing effect.

Another clean beauty British brand, Doers of London, is touted as "for the Alpha Male by Alpha Men." You can expect quality cruelty-free, vegan and dema-tested products targeted at males, with prices that won’t leave your wallets bereft. Gotta love the minimalist packaging too. Love the face cleanser aptly named Wipe Your Slate Clean, which has a gentle foam that removes impurities and excess sebum without dehydrating skin. It also conditions facial hair. Bonus points for sure.

It's a brand that prides itself on premium ingredients, straightforward packaging and affordability. The Inkey List’s Q10 serum is touted as a powerful antioxidant with a milky texture that protects against environmental damage (haze, we’re looking at you), targets fine lines, reduces wrinkles and hydrates skin. With The Inkey List’s “nothing over $22” business motto, this is the brand’s cheapest product.

The Inkey List’s Caffeine is an under-eye serum that helps reduce puffiness and dark circles and protects skin from free radicals. More caffeine to make us look awake? Sounds like a plan.

Created by a doctor in dermo-pharmacy, new-in-SG brand Lixirskin believes in a less-is-more approach, with multi-tasking formulations for everyday use. The Electrogel Cleanser, a two-in-one evening cleanser and detox mask, is a rich cream that contains negatively-charged Electrogel technology to supposedly get rid of positively-charged toxins (like pollutants, heavy metals and free radicals). Very cool and science-y.

All products available or launching soon at Sephora stores and on www.sephora.sg.