The Best New Beauty Products Launching in the UK in June 2019

One of two big foundation launches from Benefit this month (one liquid, one powder), the Benefit Cosmetics Hello Happy Velvet Powder Foundation (£26) comes in 12 shades and promises semi-matte, medium coverage for up to twelve hours. Apply it with a brush for sheer layer of pigment (a brush comes tucked in the compact but you can use any brush you like) or dab it on with the enclosed sponge for medium-to-full coverage.

The second of Benefit's two big launches, the Benefit Cosmetics Hello Happy Flawless Brightening Foundation (£26), is a new liquid formula that offers more coverage than the original Hello Happy Soft Blur Foundation. Available in 12 shades (which we very much hope they'll expand in the future as 12 is definitely not enough to cover all skin tones), the formula also contains hyaluronic acid (for hydration) and something the brand describes as "photochromic pigments," which they say help ensure your skin looks bright and glowing no matter what lighting you're sitting under (yes, even the horrid yellow office lighting you're probably sitting under right now).

This adorable little stick actually packs heavy-duty sun protection (SPF 50+ to be exact). The solid sunblock is super creamy with a sheer, beige tint, so it's ideal for people with skin tone in the fair to medium range to touch up their SPF whilst on the go. Swipe the Sisley Tinted Skin Care Stick SP 50+ (£76) over your face, and then don't forget to go over those hard-to-reach, easy-to-forget spots like your hairline and the tops of your ears.

With its color-correcting fake-tan sprays, Isle of Paradise definitely thinks outside of the box when it comes to its products. And they've done it once again with the Isle of Paradise Blend It Multipurpose Self-Tan Blender (£15), a clear balm that allows you to touch up your fake tan, whether that's spot-treating an area you missed or blurring away any tanning mishaps, like pesky marks or lines left around wrists and elbows. The clear, gradual fake balm contains DHA, as well as nourishing coconut oil, chia seed, and avocado extract. All you have to do is smooth the stick over the area you want to touch up and blend the edges of the product with your fingers (so make sure to wash your hands after!), and you're on your way to a seamless golden glow in seconds.

Too Faced cofounder Jerrod Blandino has some lofty beauty goals. First, he created a mascara that was so good, he deemed it Better Than Sex. (And while the jury's still out if that's truly the case, you can't deny that the mascara is really, really good.) Six years later, he wanted to one up himself with a new mascara that would make you and all your friends say, "Damn, Girl," hence the name of this brand-new lash enhancer that hit shelves this month. The Too Faced Damn Girl Mascara (£22) is like Better Than Sex times a thousand, adding even more volume, more length, and more drama thanks to a patent-pending formula that contains two different pigments and superflexible polymers, along with a genius, hourglass-shaped brush that catches every itty-bitty lash.

The brand's moisturising antiperspirant spray now comes in a crisp, fruity scent to help you feel fresh all Summer long. Better yet? You can nab the Dove Apple & White Tea Deodorant (£2) for less than five pounds at your local Superdrug or Boots.

Washing your makeup off at time will be transformed into a luxurious, spa-like experience with this indulgent, deep-cleansing balm. The balm transforms into a rich oil as you massage it over your face, then just add water and wipe it all away with a muslin cloth. It comes with a steep price tag, but after using the La Prairie Super Balm Cleanser (£117), you'll realise your skin looks and feels like a million pounds.

Not only is VO5 the official hair sponsor for Love Island this summer, but it also just dropped a new light-hold hairspray. The VO5 Flexible Hold Hairspray (£4) leaves waves soft, updos secure, and features a juicy, tropical scent that will instantly transport you to Casa Amor.

You often hear about "Bulgarian rose" being used in perfume and skin care from brands all over the world. What makes this refreshing rose water face mist special is that it doesn't only contain Bulgarian rose (which, historically, has been thought to have healing properties), but it's made by a Bulgarian organic beauty brand, so you know it's legit. Spritz the Alteya Pure Bulgarian Rose Water (£8) over your face to prime your skin for makeup or use it as the first step in your skin-care routine. Or, simply mist it any time of the day that you feel like your skin needs a bit of a hydration pick-me-up.

Jo Malone London is expanding its home scents category by giving its classic candles a fresh new look. The City Editions collection features eight of Jo Malone's signature candles, each one printed with an illustration inspired by either New York, Paris, Tokyo, Dubai, Hong Kong, Shanghai, Seoul, and London. We're of course partial to the London Edition Candle (£52), which features the dark, woody, and slightly mysterious pomegranate noir scent.

A blend of coconut oil, silicone, and glycerin in this leave in curl cream aims to keep curls and kinks soft, springy, and defined — no heat or diffusers required. All you need is a few pumps (the exact amount will depend on hair thickness, curl pattern, and length) of the Tresemmé Botanique Air Dry Curl Crème (£6) scrunched in from root to tip and your spirals will stay shiny and bouncy all day long.

Made with natural ingredients and free of mineral oil and parabens, everyone's favourite globe-shaped lip balm now comes in a refreshing new flavour that brings together the sweetness of watermelon and the icy freshness of peppermint. Not only that, the Eos Organic Watermint Lip Balm (£6.50) contains hydrating and soothing ingredients like vitamin E, shea butter, and oils like sunflower seed, coconut, and jojoba to leave lips smooth and superhydrated.