Ring in Spring With These 10 Skincare Products

April 03, 2023
Alanna Martine Kilkeary
By: Alanna Martine Kilkeary | skincare.com by L'Oréal
lancome clarifique, youth to the people eye cream and kiehls barrier repair cream collaged onto a purple background

It’s a brand new month, which means that new products are making their way onto store websites and shelves and into our medicine cabinets. These are the products Skincare.com’s editors can’t live without this April.

Victoria, Content Director

IT Cosmetics Bye Bye Dark Spots Concealer + Serum

Not only does this concealer instantly even out skin tone and cover up discoloration, but over time, it works to actually improve the appearance of dark circles, dark spots and fine lines, thanks to an infusion of 2% niacinamide. It’s the skincare-makeup hybrid my makeup bag needs ASAP. 

SkinCeuticals A.G.E. Interruptor Advanced

If you’re looking for a powerhouse anti-aging cream, allow me to introduce you to the SkinCeuticals A.G.E. Interruptor Advanced, a brand new, game-changing anti-aging formula from the cult-favorite brand. Its rich yet silky formula helps to deeply hydrate the skin while working to visibly improve the appearance of five different types of wrinkles. 

victoria collaged onto a green background with the skinceuticals eye cream and it cosmetics concealer

Alanna, Assistant Managing Editor

Youth to the People Peptides + C Energy Eye Concentrate

Dark circles have plagued me for as long as I can remember (thank you, genetics!), which is why using an eye cream with vitamin C is a must for me. This new formula from Youth to the People has become my new favorite because it works to energize the delicate under-eye area with vitamin C and peptides, resulting in a smoother, more-even toned finish. My under-eye circles are slowly but surely looking less noticeable and brighter thanks to this concentrate, and I already know it will be one I re-add to my shopping cart on the regular.

INNBeauty Project Refine Texture and Pore Serum

I’m still working to help clarify and even out my skin tone from acne scars of the past — so I was stoked to try this new retexturizing serum. It helps visibly smooth uneven skin tone and texture with a blend of AHAs + BHAs and also has peptides to help promote a more youthful-looking, resilient complexion. I’ve already noticed that my skin is looking silky and brighter after using this. 

alanna collaged onto an orange background with the youth to the people eye cream and the innbeauty project serum

Ariel, Editor

Kiehl’s Ultra Facial Advanced Repair Barrier Cream

This cream has quickly become a must-have in my skincare routine. A little goes a long way, and I love applying a small dab of this anywhere I tend to get extra dry, from the sides of my nose to around my winter-chapped lips. It’s gentle, creamy and sinks in quickly, so much so that I can hardly feel it once it’s applied. It does a great job of soothing any areas in need of moisture. 

JOAH Beauty Crystal Glow Luminizing Mist

Face mists are my favorite for making my makeup look more natural and for refreshing my skin throughout the day. Lately I’ve been reaching for this formula, which is infused with peptides, hyaluronic acid and hibiscus flower extract, to help me achieve that coveted “glass skin” look. The ultra-fine mist means it feels refreshing and won’t disturb the makeup I have on if I apply it midday.  

ariel collaged onto a pink background with the kiehls barrier repair cream and the joah luminizing mist

Jordan, Associate Editor

CeraVe Hydrating Sheer Sunscreen for Face & Body SPF 30

Now that it’s officially spring, warmer weather is just around the corner — and that means sunscreen is at the top of my mind lately. Since I love spending time outside during the warmer months, I plan to rely on the CeraVe Hydrating Sheer Sunscreen for Face & Body SPF 30 to protect my skin from the sun. The lightweight fluid formula is a major selling point for me, as I am sensitive to overly greasy or heavy-feeling sunscreen formulas. Since it's an innovative mineral-chemical hybrid, it delivers the efficacy of a mineral sunscreen with the high-end feel of a chemical sunscreen. 

Augustinus Bader The Foaming Cleanser

Celeb-favorite skincare brand Augustinus Bader recently launched a foaming cleanser, and I immediately fell in love with the ultra-lightweight cream-to-foam texture. I loved the way the creamy, indulgent texture felt on my skin. Since I have combination skin, I need a cleanser that can effectively cleanse my skin of pore-clogging impurities without leaving it feeling stripped or dry. This cleanser is formulated with langsat leaf extract, Orobanche Rapum extract, niacinamide and vitamin C to help support the skin’s moisture barrier. 

jordan collaged onto a purple background with the cerave sunscreen and augustinus bader foaming cleanser

Kat, Social Media Editor

Lancôme Clarifique Exfoliating Face Essence with Glycolic Acid

Recently, I’ve noticed that my skin has been a bit sensitive to exfoliants, so I’ve been doing my best to incorporate more gentle products into my routine. That’s why I was so excited to test out the Lancôme Clarifique Exfoliating Face Essence with Glycolic Acid. It’s a PHA that gently exfoliates the skin and is suitable for all skin types. Since using it, I’ve noticed that skin has been a lot more hydrated and moisturized. I’m really excited to continue using this in my routine! 

Topicals High Roller Ingrown Tonic

After years of shaving under my arms, I’ve noticed that I’m starting to get ingrown hairs and dark spots. After being influenced by TikTok, I ended up purchasing the Topicals High Roller Ingrown Tonic, and it’s definitely become a staple in my body-care routine. It’s formulated with salicylic acid, niacinamide and glycolic acid to address ingrown hairs and brighten the appearance of dark marks. After about a month of use, I  can see some differences in the appearance of my dark spots, and I’m seeing a lot less ingrown hairs.


kat collaged onto a blue background with the lancome clarifique and the topicals ingrown tonic
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