
Laura Mercier
Translucent Loose Setting Powder
The benchmark loose setting powder: finely milled, truly translucent and long-wearing, though it contains talc and costs $43.
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Laura Mercier
The benchmark loose setting powder: finely milled, truly translucent and long-wearing, though it contains talc and costs $43.

Timeless Skin Care
The best-known budget take on the C + E + ferulic formula: 20% L-ascorbic acid for $27.95, if you can keep it from oxidizing.

Medik8
A gentle, well-formulated 0.06% retinal night serum for regular vitamin A users, priced well above budget retinal alternatives.

Supergoop!
The cult clear-gel primer sunscreen, now SPF 50: invisible on every skin tone and makeup-friendly, but pricey per ounce.

Black Girl Sunscreen
An affordable, moisturizing SPF 30 that dries clear on deep skin tones, with a glowy finish oily skin may find too shiny.

SkinCeuticals
The benchmark 15% vitamin C + E + ferulic serum, backed by strong data and derm loyalty, at a price many find hard to justify.

Neutrogena
A cheap, water-resistant drugstore classic with a fast-drying, non-shiny finish; it is fragranced, and white-cast reports are mixed.

Sol de Janeiro
A lightweight fruit-AHA and vitamin C body cream with a plum-jasmine scent that gently smooths and brightens, at a prestige price.