These are the game-changing beauty products to buy this month, from a heavenly scented body cream to a hard-working glycolic serum:
and creamier textures. Just in time for what feels like the first true autumn weekend , consider turning over a new leaf with some of the coolest new innovations out there. From a hard-working drugstore glycolic serum to a pregnancy-safe body butter that’s 4-plus years in the making, here are the 10 beauty products that are worth buying this month.
All products featured on Vogue are independently selected by our editors. However, when you buy something through our retail links, we may earn an affiliate commission.This new daily exfoliating serum aims to even out skin tone and reduce fine lines with a dermatologist-tested 10% Glycolic Acid formula that’s made without parabens, dye or mineral oil and is safe for sensitive skin.
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