If you've yet to try a water cream, you must -- it will blow your mind. And I suggest starting with Tatcha The Water Cream, $68. It looks like a gel, but when you apply it, it melts into your skin and feels like water. It's refreshing, wildly hydrating and fun to use. It's also packed with Japanese botanicals to improve circulation and calm inflammation, and it's great for all skin types.

When Glossier Cloud Paint, $18, popped up on social media during the Oscars, I immediately had to know more. Now that I got my hands on some, I can confirm it's worth the hype. Cloud Paint is a cute painter's tube of cream blush that comes in four shades ranging from berry to apricot. It goes on sheer like a wash of color, yet it lasts all day and looks great over foundation. It's exactly what I want from a cream blush.

Doctor-turned-skin-care-guru Barbara Sturm and celebrity makeup artist Monika Blunder teamed up to create a makeup primer that's also a killer skin care product -- and it took them two years to figure out. The end result -- The Dr. Barbara Sturm + Monika Blunder Anti-Aging Primer, $85 -- is so good it's already in a wait list situation. It's simultaneously hydrating, mattifying and glowifying, and it helps makeup look even and last all day. It's everything you could want in a primer.

The Catrice Vitamin Lip Treatment, $4.99, is packed with vitamins E and C for hydration and antioxidant protection, has a jelly finish that's so popular right now and helps moisturize lips over time. The price is comparable to a Starbucks latte, so I nabbed all four punchy shades.

This spring and summer, I'm swapping my favorite body lotions for body gels. The texture is cooling and refreshing -- ideal for the warmer months -- and lightly moisturizing, which is all I really need. Bath and Body Works Coco Shea Really Refreshing Cucumber Aloe Gel, $16.50, is my current favorite because it makes me feel like I'm on vacation. It comes in a tub that's reminiscent of a coconut, and it smells like a tropical drink.