As the season transitions to fall, the leaves become different shades of yellow, orange and red and the temperature dips below 60 degrees, you may begin to take out your sweaters and booties. You also may want to swap out some of your summer beauty essentials—that coral lipstick and bright eyeshadow—for some moisturizing fall favorites to get your skin prepped for the change in weather.
Here are some products to try this autumn that may become your new faves.
ILIA The Necessary Eyeshadow Palette
This warm nude palette encompasses all of the colors of fall in a vegan, cruelty-
free and gluten-free package. The six-pan palette also comes in cool nude,
featuring colors perfect for a purple smoky eye as one transitions into winter.
$28; sephora.com
CeraVe Moisturizing Cream
Gone are the lightweight moisturizers of the summer. In are the heavier hydrators, like CeraVe moisturizing cream for normal to dry skin. The perfect-for-fall cream has key ingredients like ceramides 1,3 and 6-II that help restore the protective skin barrier and hyaluronic acid that helps retain the skin’s moisture.
$16.99; ulta.com
Aveda Dry Remedy Set
As skin begins to dry with the changing temperatures, so does hair. It’s important to add moisture to your hair care routine. The Aveda Dry Remedy set, which transforms dry hair with the power of certified organic buriti oil, includes shampoo, conditioner, a daily moisturizing oil and a moisturizing masque.
$136; aveda.com
Kevyn Aucoin The Matte Lip Color Lipstick
As the leaves change color, we shift from the pinks and corals of summer to the dark maroons and mauves of fall. This lipstick in Bloodroses offers full coverage with a matte finish, but is also formulated with esters and emollient ingredients to moisturize during a season when cracked lips start to make an appearance.
Kevin Aucoin Foundation Balm
Just released this fall, this foundation balm provides buildable full coverage in 20 shades. The balm contains hyaluronic acid and antioxidants like vitamin E, hydrating the skin for a silky look.
