All the products from this Parisian brand sell especially well at Sephora and this game-changing shampoo is no exception, probably since straight, wavy and curly-haired girls can all use it. Per the name, it starts as a clay-like paste, but quickly transforms into an airy foam, leaving even the finest of strands with sky-high volume.
When makeup trends like contouring and strobing grow in popularity, so do the sales of the products that can help you achieve those looks. With six subtle shades that can be used for both highlighting and contouring, this multi-tasking palette capitalizes on two of the most major trends to date. Plus, it touts cream and powder formulas, and can be used on face and body, making it the last highlighting and/or contouring product you'll ever need to buy.
You'd think because fragrance is such a personal choice, there wouldn't be one that basically everyone and their mother wants to buy. Guess again. This blend of citrusy, spicy and tropical notes (think bergamot, pink pepper and coconut) draws major fans...we're talking 20,000 "loves" and 528 reviews on Sephora.com.
Is it the $94 value? The travel-friendly sizes? The amazing mix of 13 different products? We're willing to bet it's all of the above that make this exclusive kit so popular. With everything from dry shampoo to conditioner to stylers (all housed in a cute bag, we might add), it's ideal for jet-setters, or anyone who wants to try out a nice variety of new strand-savers.
After launching earlier this year, this quickly became one of Sephora's best-selling eye creams, no small feat, considering that this is a smaller brand that focuses on clean beauty. The namesake ingredient, squalane, a moisturizing plant-based molecule, is found in each of the brand's five skin-care products (all of which have at least a four-star rating on Sephora.com, NBD). This gel addresses all kinds of peeper problems, from puffiness to dark circles to fine lines, so it's no surprise that it's amassed 10,000 "loves."
