Bluemercury’s Massive Sale Is Offering Deals on Vogue-Editor Must-Haves for Skin, Hair, Body, and More

When it comes to plant-powered hyaluronic acid serums, few rival Osea’s. Here, Japanese Miru seaweed, two types of hyaluronic acid, volcanic marine ferment, and snow mushroom pull together into a refreshing gel that instantly improves skin’s moisture levels.

Powered by the brand’s famous TFC8 Complex—which is based in science but works like magic—the Rich Cream promotes cellular renewal and offers deep hydration for a next-level glow at any age. At 71 years old, the luminous 10 Corso Como founder Carla Sozzani told Vogue that she never wore makeup, but swore by this cream.

On a fortuitous four-day trip to California, Vogue editor Laia Garcia-Furtado used the travel-size version of this daily exfoliating treatment—and her skin was never the same. “In those four days, I saw an immediate improvement in the texture of my skin, and as soon as I got back to New York, I …bought the full size,” she previously wrote. You can see and do the same during the sale.

With a silky texture that sinks right in—and a clear formulation that is, indeed, unseen—this puts a pampered spin on sun protection. Infused with SPF 40, which meets dermatologists’ general recommendation to use an SPF of 30 or above,  it’s a daily essential for celebrities like Jessica Chastain. Plus, it can double as a makeup primer.

A backstage secret for runway-worthy hair, this lightweight oil adds softness and shine to dry, frizzy strands. You can use it on damp hair before heat styling or smooth it onto dry hair for a silkening refresh. Pro tip: if your conditioner’s just not doing the trick, you can make it all the more moisturizing by adding in a few drops of this oil. Split ends won’t know what hit them.

Fortified with cotton proteins, Sisley Paris’s luxe conditioner has a high concentration of pro-vitamin B5. The ingredient forms a thin shield around each hair strand, contributing to a silky-smooth mane that’s easier to comb and less prone to breakage. It also contains shea and hazelnut oils for smoothing, soothing, and shine-boosting effects.

Amal Clooney’s hairstylist Dimitris Giannetos swears by Moroccanoil shampoos. This particular shampoo—formulated with argan oil, red oil, and vitamin E for hydration and repair—is a must-have for Olympic swimmer Katie Grimes. When talking shop with Vogue, the athlete referred to the brand’s products as her “holy grail” for keeping frizz at bay, shouting out its Hydrating Shampoo as one of her favorites.

Trichologist Helen Reavy, who tends to the starry scalps of Alicia Keys and Tilda Swinton, developed this serum to support hair growth and scalp health. It uses cold-processed apple stem cells to stimulate hair growth, aloe vera to soothe the scalp, alongside bamboo and pea extract to protect the hair follicles from free-radical damage.

With customizable temperature and airflow settings—not to mention, attachments for curls, waves, smoothing, and shaping—Dyson’s versatile Airwrap is a mainstay in many a Vogue editor’s styling regime. “At this point, I basically rely on the styler for every step of my hair care routine,” senior beauty shopping writer Kiana Murden has confessed.

Serious question: Who has time to shave? Nood’s laser hair-removal device, designed for use at home, promises to reduce unwanted hair growth in just eight weeks; after the first two months, you should only need to use it for touch-ups two to three times a year. The device is FDA-approved, and celebrity esthetician-approved, too: “I’ve found this one quite effective at slowing hair regrowth,” esthetician Kristin Gunn previously told Vogue.”

The Light Salon’s FDA-cleared LED mask, which uses red and near-infrared light for a host of skincare benefits, didn’t take long to impress Murden. “In just 10 minutes, you’ll be amazed at how good your complexion looks,” she wrote. “We’re talking a reduced appearance of wrinkles, controlled breakouts, and plump, bright, calm skin.”

A longtime Vogue editor-favorite for toned, lifted—or, if you will, snatched—skin, NuFace’s FDA-cleared device uses microcurrent power to sculpt the face and neck in a matter of minutes. The tool comes with a soothing gel and fits handily into a home skincare regime. Vogue alum Steff Yotka, who sticks to a minimalist routine, once wrote: “I find that a thrice-a-week regimen [with the Nuface] keeps my skin looking taught and glowy.”

When Shay Mitchell divulged her beauty secrets to Vogue, she explained why Wilding’s gua sha facial tool is a staple in her skincare regime. “I am a believer in anything you can do to de-puff your skin,” she said. In addition to de-puffing, the Bian stone is said to activate collagen production, tighten pores, and brighten the complexion.

If ever there was a time to splurge on a hairbrush, it’s now. First, you can get this one for less during Bluemercury’s sale. But—perhaps even more importantly—the iconic tool really, truly works. “Although you can immediately appreciate the shine a Mason Pearson brush brings to your hair and its ability to reduce frizz…it’s truly worth the investment if you think about the future of your hair,” writes Vogue España’s Ana Morales. “On the one hand, it provides soft and effective brushing that distributes natural hair oils to provide luster instantly. But it also gives the scalp a nice massage that is not only pleasant but also activates the blood circulation of the hair follicle.”

A perennial favorite of Vogue editors, this cream has a spot on our tightly curated list of the best products for smooth, glowing skin all over the body. Its weightless, non-sticky texture is a standout feature. But its instant results—which make dry, crepey skin turn soft, supple, and smooth—are even more impressive.

A high-tech salve for firming and toning, SkinMedica’s lightweight body lotion has a seal of approval from board-certified dermatologist Dr. Margarita Lolis. “Its technology targets five pathways involved in laxity and fat,” Lolis previously told Vogue. “It also has peptides and botanical extracts that help maintain natural levels of collagen and elastin.”

Enriched with green coffee oil, sweet almond oil, and murumuru seeds, Costa Brazil’s hydrating body scrub has a unique texture. Starting off as a gel, it transforms into a milky, dryness-quenching mixture as it’s rubbed into the skin. After it’s rinsed off, the vitamin-rich elixir reveals brighter, smoother skin.

Looking to make your summer glow last through the fall? Stock up on St. Tropez’s lightweight self-tanning mousse that delivers a streak-free bronze in as little as one hour. One-hundred percent clean and cruelty-free, applying this is as simple as massaging on the mousse with a mitt, letting it sit for up to two hours, then rinsing away.

Bobbi Brown’s classic tint provides second-skin coverage and a touch of sun protection. Enhanced with SPF 15, the formulation has the approval of celebrity makeup artist Jamie Greenberg. “This protects the skin barrier with a blend of vitamins including vitamins D and E,” Greenberg previously told Vogue. “It’s a perfect color-true skin tint that lasts for 12 hours with no creasing—and it’s water-resistant.”

A must-have for scores of celebrities—Kate Moss, please stand up—Hourglass’s Ambient Lighting Powder uses photo-luminescent technology to create a soft-focus, lit-from-within skin finish. In the Ambient Lighting Blush, the powder mixes with statement-making cheek colors, ranging from brick red to cool pink. The blush is integral to actress Haley Lu Richardson’s “cutie” glow, and has left legions of other cheeks in radiant condition.

“I trust Kosas with my brows; mostly because they crafted my favorite eyebrow growth serum—GrowPotion,” Murden writes of her quest to finding the best brow gel. “Luckily, Air Brow is full of other good-for-brow-hair ingredients, like castor oil, panthenol, and peptides, to keep hairs conditioned while coating them with a natural-looking tint.”

This creamy highlighter lends a light-reflective twinkle to the corners of the eyes, the bow of the lips, and tops of the cheeks. RMS founder and makeup artist Rose-Marie Swift has used the Luminizer to make Gisele Bündchen even glowier. She’s proudly told Vogue: “Nothing beats this product for dewy, sensual skin.”