These are the 5 best-selling Sephora products so you basically need all of them in your makeup bag
Staying on top of the latest beauty launches can feel like a challenge at the best of times. Blink and you'll miss a trending mascara, swear off Instagram and you'll snooze on a buzzworthy foundation - and that's without keeping up-to-date with the all the cult, classic and emerging brands shaking up the States.
While you're keeping up with the GLAMOUR beauty team's weekly Glam Drop and our Beauty Editor's New In Beauty column for all the insider intel on the products making your payday shopping list, the folks at global makeup superstore Sephora have just revealed the best-selling products of the moment.
According to Cosmopolitan, there are a crop of Insta-famous beauty heroes that are constantly selling out Stateside, and now that we've been blessed with this information, there's no chance of missing out on these bona-fide saviours.
Curious to see what's trending? Scroll down to see Sephora's best-selling products right now...
Fenty Beauty Pro Filt'r Soft Matte Longwear Foundation, £27
With an impressively inclusive 50 shade range, Rihanna's Fenty Beauty foundation changed the face of the cosmetics industry for the better. The satin-matte texture allows your natural complexion to shine through, while the buildable, longwear formula delivers flawless all-day coverage without feeling cakey.
Fresh Soy Face Cleanser, £11.50
The Fresh Soy Face Cleanser is a cult beauty hero for a reason, washing away makeup and grime and revealing a squeaky clean complexion before you can reach for face wipe to finish off the rest. The extra-gentle gel is great for all skin types too, even the most sensitive among us, and improves the overall tone of your complexion over time too.
Fenty Beauty Diamond Bomb All-Over Diamond Veil, £30
There's highlighters, and then there's Rihanna's Fenty Beauty's cult Diamond Bomb, which delivers a pure platinum 3D veil of sparkle. Use sparingly - you're wearing the makeup equivalent of Rihanna's CFDA 2014 crystal dress. Carats for DAYS.
Drunk Elephant T.L.C. Framboos Glycolic Night Serum, £76
Cult US skincare brand Drunk Elephant arrived on UK shores last year and safe to say they caused a stampede, particularly with their night serum, which is formulated with a hardworking mixture of glycolic and lactic acid to refine the skin without having to lift a finger. Don't be flummoxed by the name ‘Framboos’ either - it simply refers to the rather delicious raspberry extract.
Huda Beauty The New Nude Eyeshadow Palette, £56
Huda Kattan's first-ever nude palette did not disappoint when it launched back in November, and it's still flying high on Sephora. From foundational mattes to shimmery hues and full-on glitterbomb dust, there's 18 pigmented, buttery-to-the-touch shades to help you master the art of mixing.
