50 Sephora Products to Cover Your Needs From Head to Toe, All For Less Than $50

The Hourglass Confession Ultra Slim High Intensity Refillable Lipstick ($36) is definitely a conversation starter, especially if any of your conversations revolve around makeup. Pick your favourite colour when ordering this gold applicator and then choose any of the refills, sold separately ($22) when you're done.

Faces aren't the only parts of the body that can benefit from oils. The L'Occitane Cleansing and Softening Shower Oil With Almond Oil ($10-$25) is rich in omega-6 fatty acids to soften skin and serves as a smooth liquid for shaving.

It's not a bronzer, but the Drunk Elephant D-Bronzi Anti-Pollution Sunshine Drops ($36) brings that just-been-in-the-sun glow. Sure, sunshine in a bottle may sound too good to be true, but these drops have an ingredient that mimics vitamin D, along with a silicone-free bronzing concentrate.

The Devacurl No-Poo Decadence Zero Lather Ultra Moisturising Milk Cleanser ($24-$46) is popular with people with curls as it helps prevent frizz and keeps in the oils that keep coils smooth. And if you're not familiar with the "no-poo" concept, it's basically a movement to wash hair without stripping it of its needed moisture, as some shampoos can.

Yes, there's actually Greek yoghurt inside the Korres Greek Yoghurt After Sun Cooling Gel ($26) — the brand was the first to add edible yoghurt to a skincare formula back in 2003 to provide relief for sun-sensitive skin.

Get as close to gel manicures as you can without actually getting one with this Deborah Lippmann Gel Lab Pro Nail Polish ($20). Not only are there 40-plus shades to choose from, the brushes are packed with bristles and have a rounded tip that better follows the nails' natural shape making it easier to apply.

It may sound strange, but Amika Reset Exfoliating Jelly Shampoo ($25) does have a jelly-like consistency that gently absorbs dirt, oils, and other toxins from your scalp. Its active ingredients include charcoal and pink clay to exfoliate and eliminate odours as well.

The Bite Beauty Multistick ($24) can be used anywhere on your face for a matte finish on cheeks, eyes or lips.

Store the Fresh Vitamin Nectar Antioxidant Face Mist ($25-$44) in the fridge for an even cooler effect. This "glow water" can do triple duty as a primer, makeup setting spray, or dull-skin refresher whenever you need it.

The coconut oil in the Sephora Collection Smoothing Cream ($14) keeps hair moisturised without weighing it down, and it fights flyaways and tames frizzy ends, whether hair is wet or dry.

This Kopari Coconut Crush Scrub ($39) mixes hydrating coconut oil with crushed Tahitian coconut shells and brown sugar to polish and exfoliate. Use, then rinse, and — poof — nothing but soft skin and a sweet coconut smell.

Tatcha The Deep Cleanse Exfoliating Cleanser ($38) is gentle enough to use every day but still powerful enough to unclog pores and remove dirt and oil without drying out skin. Fibres from the Japanese luffa fruit are a natural acne-fighting exfoliant, and Japanese wild rose works to smooth out skin texture.

Caudalie Vinosource SOS Deep Hydration Serum ($49) is there for a moisture emergency. The oil-free serum offers plumping hyaluronic acid, healing squalane, and soothing grape water. It can be applied morning or night and is especially helpful for sunburn or other skin irritation.

Full lips, with no needles required. The Buxom Full-On Plumping Lip Polish Gloss ($21) has shimmery, glittery, and shiny finishes that all come with a cool trademark lip-plumping tingle.

The Becca Shimmering Skin Perfector Pressed Highlighter ($38) seemingly melts into your skin, leaving just enough glow on the surface. It's different from traditional pressed powders for highlighting because this one blends the pigments in with liquids for a creamier alternative.

The nine-shadow combos in each Huda Beauty Obsessions Eyeshadow Palette ($27) can inspire day-to-night looks from bold to subdued, depending on the layering, intensity, and actual colours you choose. It's a great way to sample different shades and even get inspiration for colours to experiment with.

While Mercury Retrograde is usually associated with bringing the drama, the Huda Beauty Mercury Retrograde Brush Set helps to bring another kind of drama. This pouch packs six total brush ends to build, blend, and smudge eye shadows, and even has a special brush for glittery or cream-based ones.

This Biossance Squalane + Vitamin C Rose Mask ($48) goes on clear as a gel, and then transforms into a white mask as the moisture on the skin activates it. It's packed with calming rose otto oil, soothing squalane, and 10 percent L-ascorbic acid (aka vitamin C).

This Bumble and bumble Sunday Shampoo ($27) is a clarifying shampoo to be used once a week. Ginseng root, rosemary, and sage leaf work to remove product buildup, hard water minerals, and anything else that can turn hair dull.

The Original Beautyblender ($20) is much-loved sponge for applying both liquid and powder foundations. It's also pretty fun to use — just wet it and then dab and blend makeup (or, as they say, "bounce") all over.

Just spread on the Laneige Lip Sleeping Mask ($20), leave it on overnight, and wake up with smoother lips. It's enriched with vitamin C and antioxidants, and comes in three flavour options: Original Berry, Vanilla, or Apple Lime.

This argan-oil-infused Moroccanoil Treatment ($15-$44) can be used for conditioning or styling, leaving your hair shiny and nourished.

Plant-derived and highly concentrated, the Coola Full Spectrum 360° Sun Silk Drops Organic Sunscreen SPF 30 ($46) protects against blue light, infrared, and pollution, not just the sun. Because it's applied from a dropper only, it's a great product for someone who doesn't want to layer a second sunscreen cream on their face.

This is pretty much the holy grail of eye makeup remover. Lancôme Bi-Facil Double-Action Eye Makeup Remover ($15-$40) has been popular for decades with good reason: it uses a special dual-phase, oil-in-water formula — the oil lifts off even the most stubborn liner and then the water washes away the residue.

Benefit Cosmetics Gimme Brow + Volumizing Eyebrow Gel ($24) can tame and intensify brows with a few strokes of the tiny, tapered brush. The volume comes when microfibres attach to existing hair and skin and can be played up or down as desired.

Living Proof No-Frizz Instant De-Frizzer ($14-$29) uses a five-oil blend that mimics the oils naturally found in heathy hair to quickly banish frizz and leave soft, manageable hair in its place.

If you're tempted by a sparkly shadow but get intimidated by glitter and how to apply it, meet the Stila Shimmer and Glow Liquid Eye Shadow ($24). The 12 colours mix bold shimmer (not glitter) with a clear base and can be swept on with a brush lightly, or in many layers for a more intense look. (If you still want actual glitter, there's a Glitter and Glow alternative for you that works the same way and at the same price.)

Shiseido Hanatsubaki Hake Polishing Face Brush ($49) has four "petals" to seamlessly blend in foundation of any kind. It can also be used with powders to buff, contour, and smooth.

Mastering a winged eyeliner flourish takes time. The Kaja Wink Stamp Wing Eyeliner Stamp and Pen ($25) can speed up the learning curve as the wing-shaped stamp creates the end part first before the included liquid eyeliner can be used to fill in.

There's so much shine (and so little stickiness) with the Fenty Beauty by Rihanna Gloss Bomb Universal Lip Luminiser ($18). There's also moisturising shea butter in all the colour choices, like the shimmering pearl seen here.

If you use bronzer every day, consider the Benefit Cosmetics Hoola Matte Bronzer Jumbo ($44). There are four other colour options in the standard-sized alternative ($30).

Playa Supernatural Conditioner ($28) protects hair against saltwater damage at the beach. Proteins from balsam copaiba and baobab trees fill in damaged cuticles to rebuild split ends when exposed to heat. It also locks in moisture and smoothes frizz as needed.

The popular Nars Audacious Lipstick ($34) has more than 1,000 reviews and 310,000 loves on Sephora. The creamy colours won't dare to bleed or feather either.

Spending a long time to get makeup just so . . . only to have it fade away after an hour is the worst. But this Urban Decay All Nighter Long-Lasting Makeup Setting Spray ($15-$42) has a special patented Temperature Control Technology that lowers the temperature of your makeup to lock it in place for up to 16 hours.

Sol de Janeiro Brazilian Bum Bum Cream ($20-$45) is a treat for your skin — a caramel pistachio vanilla one with no calories. It serves a purpose, too, as the cupuaçu butter moisturises, and the guaraná energizes.

The Nars Blush ($30) — a pressed powder blush in several colour options — is a classic. The 17,000 reviews and 610,000 loves at Sephora are a testament to that.