These Brand-New Beauty Products at Sephora Make Us the Most Excited For Spring

If your answer to "would you like some shimmer with that?" is always a resounding "heck yeah," the new Supergoop! Glowscreen Sunscreen SPF 40 ($36) is the sun-blocking primer of your daydreams. Yes, it still packs hydrating hyaluronic acid, vitamin B5, and sea lavender, but now there's a pearlescent finish so you get an all-over glow as your skin's protected from UV rays.

Ahh, springtime in Paris . . . or, in this case, the Viseart Paris EDIT Eyeshadow Palette ($39) that's new this spring. It's like a bouquet of flowers, but the 12 romantic colours are actually matte, shimmery, and satiny shadows that look pretty right on your face. Plus, even though it's inspired by colours in the larger Paris palette, its smaller size makes it that much easier to take with you if your plans include an actual trip to the City of Love.

The new, Sephora-exclusive Drybar The Manhattan Glass Hair Kit ($165) is an all-in-one set for the sleekest styles possible. Not only is there a paddle brush and flat iron to get hair super straight (with two sprays to protect looks before and after), it also includes samples of the brand's new Liquid Gloss Smoothing Shampoo ($26) and Smoothing Conditioner ($26) that launched in early 2020.

If you're already ready to pack away your winter coat and grab a bikini, this new Marc Jacobs Beauty Glow Away Bronzing Coconut Body Stick ($39) can fake that glow until the actual sun comes. Just brush it on to treat your skin to nutrients from five forms of coconut, and brush off questions about if you just returned from an island holiday.

Make a fresh start in the new season and spring clean your makeup brushes with this Cinema Secrets Brush and Makeup Cleansing Bundle ($18). Not only is there a cleanser to get brushes build-up- and bacteria-free, there's also an oil-free sanitizing spray that does the same thing when you spritz it right on your makeup.

As long as there are still bags, pockets, and vanities with room to spare, there won't be such a thing as too much lip balm. And, when you see a kit that's offering a deal like this Sephora Favourites Give Me Some Balm Lip Set ($29), we're pretty sure you'll agree. Valued at $89 (if you bought each of the five products separately), this kit includes lip treatments from Pat McGrath Labs, Fresh, Tarte, Jouer Cosmetics, and Too Faced.

Does your self-care routine need a little something new? This just-arrived Prima Bath Gem Effervescent CBD Mineral Soak for Relaxation and Recovery ($16) comes to the rescue with soothing epsom salt, moisturising oils, and broad-spectrum hemp extract to balance out the skin, too. Ahhhh.

Welcome winter-weary hair into Spring with the new IGK Offline 3-Minute Hydration Hair Mask ($38), rich in hydrating turmeric butter and shine-inducing green tea seed oil. It brings dry, damaged styles back to their very best, while also smoothing out hair and locking in colour, too.

The band's back together again but this band is Benefit's most popular blushes, bronzers, and highlighters. The new Benefit Cosmetics Cheeks Stars Reunion Tour: Blush, Bronzer and Highlighter Palette ($30-$60) has newly updated versions of the Georgia, Dallas, and Sugarbomb blushes, along with the golden Cookie highlighter and (of course) the bestselling Hoola bronzer. If that sounds like a symphony of colour you're down for, there's also a smaller version with the bronzer and two blushes for on-the-go.

Fans of Summer Fridays will be happy to know this popular skincare brand just came out with its first cleanser: The Super Amino Gel Cleanser ($38). The gentle gel face wash features 11 amino acids added to mineral-rich sea water so makeup and dirt is whisked away, and skin is left nourished, protected, and pH-balanced afterwards.

Kosas Revealer Concealer Super Creamy + Brightening Concealer ($28) not only covers up dark spots, it also features caffeine and peptides to plump and brighten the under-eye area in particular. It's the brand's very first concealer, and the clean ingredients and dewy finish make it well worth the wait.

Kora Organics Noni Night AHA Resurfacing Serum ($72) launched in February and has already racked up thousands of loves from other Sephora shoppers. This certified organic night treatment highlights natural AHAs like brightening lemon peel ferment and natural BHAs like exfoliating willow bark extract so skin's tone and texture looks so fresh come morning.

The new Ouai shampoo and conditioners at Sephora help all types of textures. There's the Ouai Shampoo for Fine Hair ($28-$56) that's rich in chia seed oil to help thicken fine hair and boost volume (with biotin to keep it strong). There's also an accompanying Ouai Conditioner for Fine Hair ($28-$56) to add body during that step as well.

The new Ouai Shampoo for Thick Hair ($28-$56) fights frizz and breakage in thick hair whether it's curly or straight. There's marshmallow root extract to detangle and highly nourishing avocado oil and shea butter to hydrate and protect. P.S. There's also a matching Ouai Conditioner for Thick Hair ($28-$56) for extra tackling of tangles.

For hair that falls somewhere in between, the new Ouai Shampoo for Medium Hair ($28-$56) and Ouai Conditioner for Medium Hair ($28-$56) gets it just right Goldilocks-style by nourishing without adding too little or too much volume. There's shine-boosting kumquat fruit extract, hydrating babassu oil, and strengthening coconut oil to get the job done.

While you may not have heard of the main ingredient before, The Ordinary Pycnogenol 5% ($10) is a new serum that boosts natural hydration and firmness in your face. It's worth adding this to our skincare vocabulary as Pycnogenol — an extract from the bark of French maritime pine trees — protects skin's natural collagen and elastin so your complexion stays nurtured and supple.

The changing of seasons is just an extra reason to think about sun exposure. After all, there could be more skin peeking out once the weather warms, and this new Innisfree Daily UV Defence Sunscreen SPF 36 ($15) protects and soothes that with popular K-beauty ingredients like cica and green tea.

Oat is commonly found in products meant to soothe sensitive complexions, and the new The Inkey List Oat Cleansing Balm ($10) brings that right into a face wash as it handily washes away makeup and excess oil without stripping your skin or aggravating it any further. (You have the redness-reducing colloidal oatmeal and oat kernel oil that supports your natural moisture barrier to thank for that.)

This Bobbi Brown Skin Long-Wear Fluid Powder Foundation SPF 20 ($40) is the brand's first liquid-to-powder foundation, ideal for anyone who wants a powder-like soft-matte finish . . . without adding an actual separate powder foundation. It features proteins to keep skin looking smooth — and it will both absorb your skin's excess oil and keep it protected from blue light, too.

Treat still-dry Winter skin to the new Caudalie Vinosculpt Lift and Firm Body Cream ($45), and it will be well-nurtured come Spring. This whipped lotion takes on any loss of elasticity or firmness in your skin, while grapes also do their part to offer antioxidants and hydration all over your body.