31 May Beauty Launches You Need To Know About

Dior's May 1 launch is nothing short of magical: It's a gentle acid peel that won't irritate sensitive skin. How does it do it? A blend of exfoliating AHAs and replenishing vitamin B.

Your skin's favorite day of the month is bound to be May 6, when 111Skin's newest product launches exclusively at Net-a-Porter. Made with rose extract and *literal* 24 karat gold, it's designed to deliver an envy-inducing glow.

Launching in May, Redken's Nature + Science line is pretty self-explanatory: It blends the best of nature (like antioxidant ginseng) and science (a strategically engineered formulation) to keep your color safe from fading.

Amika makes beach waves easier than ever on May 1 with its Sexture Beach Look Shampoo. Yup, this product creates texture while cleansing, so you can skip the sea salt spray.

Raincry's Radiance Rinse (coming in May) counters the dulling effects of environmental pollution with active botanicals — so your hair stays radiant and free from free radicals.

This "terracotta crème" shade from Deborah Lippmann's Summer 2019 collection, available in May, is the go-with-everything shade your nails have been waiting for.

Want natural-looking brows (but, you know, better)? Look no further than EM Cosmetics' new pencil, launched in mid-April, which features an ultra-fine tip for "feather-like hair strokes" on one side and a groom-on-the-go spoolie on the other.

For lips that shimmer like a spring sunset, treat yourself to Tom Ford's April release: a golden-toned lipstick infused with all the sparkles.

All-over glow has reached its, uh, climax with this new range from Charlotte Tilbury. The best of the bunch? The Glowgasm Face Palette, new as of Apr. 18.

Say goodbye to foundation frustration. PUR 4-in-1 Love Your Selfie Foundation brought 100 different shades with its Apr. 19 launch — so you're bound to find yours.

Made with plant-based ingredients like cocoa seed butter and jojoba oil, Beautycounter's new brow gel (a late April arrival) lives up to its name by providing all the tint and definition you want, with none of the toxic ingredients. Brilliant, indeed.

The shades of Flesh Hot Sauce Lip Gloss, released on Apr. 22, may be spicy — but the gloss, thankfully, is not. (It actually tastes like vanilla and mint.)

Lord Jones breaks into the beauty business with Royal Oil, a topical and ingestible CBD booster that launched (of course) on "420." Mix it into your moisturizer — or your green juice — for a potent dose of the good stuff.

VENN's mission is to streamline your skincare routine, and on Apr. 23, the brand's Multi-Perfecting Red Oil Serum made that possible. Packed with 34 botanicals oils, this single product can stand in for your usual serum, moisturizer, and facial oil.

"Butter cleanser" might not sound super appealing, but Drunk Elephant's early April release is actually less buttery, more balmy — and just what your dry skin's been craving.

Despite the name and the ingredient list, Honey Grail Face Oil isn't sticky at all — but its hydrating power did generate some buzz when it was introduced on Apr. 23.

In Kérastase's overnight hair serum, which was introduced in mid-April, Vitamin B complex and iris root extract come together to condition and repair strands while you snooze — not to mention, cut down on pillow friction — giving a whole new meaning to the term "beauty sleep."

Attention, fans of Verb's cult-favorite Ghost Oil: As of Apr. 17, there's a mask version. And it's good.

This month, indulge in some well-deserved "me time" with Love Wellness' new CBD range, introduced on Apr. 9. May I suggest the (divine) Timeout CBD Bath Salts?

Stock up on Follain's eco-friendly Everything Soap, part of the clean beauty retailer's new in-house product line, launched mid-April. It can be used for hands, body, and even dishes; and comes in a refillable glass bottle. Plus, it smells incredible. Is there anything this soap doesn't do? (No.)

OUAI After Sun Body Soother (released Apr. 25), a spray-on foaming moisturizer that hydrates and cools sun-warmed skin with cucumber, aloe juice, and rosehip oil, is sure to be a new summer staple. Founder Jen Atkin tells The Zoe Report it's like an "at-home cryotherapy experience." Yes, please.

Self-tanning just got a little easier thanks to Tan Towels, the Apr. 11 launch from new brand HauteBronze. Simply swipe one over arms and legs (each towelette has a pre-measured amount of tanner), let dry, and bask in your faux glow.

Possibly the most glamorous product your gym bag has ever seen, Ellis Brooklyn's CBD-infused body oil, an Apr. 16 release, is key for alleviating post-workout pain (without the mentholated scent of most muscle rubs, natch).

Hitting on two of spring's biggest beauty trends — a pearlescent sheen and the color coral — Chanel's Cruise 2019 shade is one you shouldn't miss.

This warm, shimmering shade of gold just feels like summer, don't you think? Scoop it up while you can — the limited-edition polish launched in early April and won't be available long.

There's nothing subtle about Smith & Cult's mid-April arrival. This metallic pink nail polish is loud and I love it.

Those who liked the original Ralph Lauren Woman fragrance will love its "Intense" counterpart, which was just released in late April. Updated with black vanilla, black currant, and neroli oil, it's seriously sexy.

Part of the brand's April collaboration with model Karlie Kloss, Carolina Herrera's Good Girl Dot Drama blends light jasmine and sweet cacao for a super-feminine perfume.

Henry Rose, an early April release from Michelle Pfeiffer, is the "first line of fine fragrances created with 100 percent ingredient transparency," according to the brand's site. It's verified by the Environmental Working Group, too, so you can rest assured there are no toxic chemicals inside (only delightful scents).

Tocca's most recent release, Gia, is equal parts sultry (sandalwood, amber) and uplifting (pink peppercorn, Turkish rose).

Neroli makes for a lush, floral vibe in the latest addition to Giorgio Armani's "Si" collection: Si Fiori.