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Hyaluronic acid is a skincare superstar, and now it’s popping up in makeup too—like YSL’s blush.

At Dermstore, cutting-edge skin tech is driving summer’s hottest sellers. “From LED masks to sculpting tools and next-gen lasers, these innovations are transforming at-home skincare from a niche interest into a must-have,” says Billie Faricy-Hyett, THG Beauty’s chief buying officer. “People are embracing treatments like LED therapy and microcurrents, making beauty routines smarter, more targeted, and results-driven.” Skincare-makeup hybrids are also trending, offering salon-level results in fewer steps. “Busy consumers want maximum impact with minimal effort,” Faricy-Hyett notes.

Top Summer Picks:
– LED Face Mask: Shark CryoGlow LED Face Mask, $350
– Growth-Factor Serum: Bioeffect EGF Serum, $219
– Sun-Kissed Blush: Perricone MD No Makeup Blush, $39
– Hair Perfume: Moroccanoil Hair & Body Fragrance Mist, $32
– Skin Supplement: Dr. Whitney Bowe Beauty Night Mode, $35

Shark CryoGlow LED Face Mask ($350)
“Demand for high-tech beauty tools is soaring, with skin-device sales up 30% this year,” says Faricy-Hyett. Shark’s mask combines LED light with cooling tech to brighten and depuff skin.

Lyma Laser Starter Kit ($2,695)
This low-level laser (500mW at 808nm) penetrates deep to reduce wrinkles, redness, and dark spots over time.

Bioeffect EGF Power Serum ($219)
“Growth factors signal skin cells to boost collagen and elastin, mimicking natural healing for firmer, glowing skin,” Faricy-Hyett explains.

RescueMD Restorative Lip Treatment ($48)
“Lip care is a gateway to new brands, offering nourishing treatments with a hint of color—skincare and makeup in one.”

Erborian CC Cream ($46)
This SPF 25 tint uses encapsulated pigments and centella asiatica to even and brighten skin.

Philip B Weightless Conditioning Water ($44)
A leave-in conditioner that doubles as a hair fragrance, delivering multiple benefits in one step.

By Terry Mascara Terrybly Growth Booster ($49)
Packed with hyaluronic acid, plant proteins, and collagen, this mascara boosts lash thickness and length.

Perricone MD No Makeup Blush ($39)
“Blush is having a moment—think fresh, sun-kissed glow, even swept across the nose for a beachy look without sun damage.”

Moroccanoil Hair & Body Fragrance Mist ($32)
“A addictive scent—spicy amber meets delicate florals—with vitamin E and UV protection for hair health.”

Dr. Whitney Bowe Beauty Night Mode Capsules ($35)
Restorative sleep and skin support in one.

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“Our medical advisor, Dr. Bowe, believes your skin’s health reflects many aspects of your life—strong nutrition, quality sleep, stress levels, and more all play a key role. We’re seeing a rise in multi-benefit supplements that support overall wellness, with results visible in glowing skin and healthy hair.”

Sephora
Sephora’s beauty director, Melina Solares, notes how creators and celebrities shape summer’s hottest trends. “Social media drives consumer interest, especially during festival season,” she says. “Celebrity beauty content floods feeds with every music festival, sparking demand for the next big trend.” She highlights minimalist makeup, hair art, fragrance layering, and cold-cream cleansers as areas to watch.

### The Best-Seller Predictions:
– Dark-Spot Corrector: Dr. Idriss Major Fade Dark Spot Starter Kit, $55
– Glossy Highlighter: Tower 28 SuperDew Shimmer-Free Highlight Balm, $18
– Weightless Gel: Crown Affair The Flexible Hold Finishing Hair Gel, $42
– Lip Stain: Rare Beauty Soft Pinch Tinted Lip Oil Stain, $22

Crown Affair – The Flexible Hold Finishing Hair Gel ($42, Sephora)
“With makeup taking a subtler turn, bold hair statements are stealing the spotlight. From forehead swirls to accessorized updos, hair art is everywhere. Crown Affair’s Flexible Hold Finishing Hair Gel is your go-to for mastering these looks.”

Dr. Idriss – Major Fade Dark Spot Starter Kit ($55, Sephora)
“Hyperpigmentation is a major skincare focus, and Dr. Idriss—a rising Sephora brand—is gaining traction with its Major Fade line. This starter kit is perfect for newcomers seeking effective dark-spot solutions.”

Tower 28 – SuperDew Shimmer-Free Highlight Balm ($18, Sephora)
“The ‘less-is-more’ makeup trend puts skin in the spotlight. Tower 28’s SuperDew balm delivers a dewy glow without shimmer or pore-clogging ingredients, enhancing natural radiance.”

Rare Beauty – Soft Pinch Tinted Lip Oil Stain ($22, Sephora)
“Lip oils are back, and TikTok’s lip-stain craze has merged with them in Rare Beauty’s innovative formula. It starts as a gel, transforms into a non-sticky oil, and leaves a lasting tint.”

Alpyn – Juneberry & Vitamin C Hydrating Cold Cream Cleanser ($39, Sephora)
“Cold creams are making a modern comeback. Alpyn’s updated version blends vitamin C for brightness and juneberry for softness—far from your grandma’s cold cream.”

Kayali – Fleur Majesty Rose Royale 31 Eau de Parfum ($100, Sephora)
“Fragrance creators are trending with custom scent layering. Kayali’s founder, Mona Kattan, even suggests pairing their new Fleur Majesty with up to four other perfumes for a unique blend.”

Violet Grey
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According to Violet Code manager Tanner Riley, this season’s top picks are all about investing in high-quality products that simplify your life in the long run—items that enhance your daily routine now and in the future.

“Our customers are becoming more knowledgeable,” Riley says. “They can tell the difference between true innovation and clever marketing. This isn’t a new trend, but it’s one that keeps growing and remains a priority in our product selection. We’re seeing increased interest in in-office treatments and skincare routines that complement professional results.”

To match this demand, their bestsellers are as innovative as they come—from a game-changing curly-hair detangler to a truly sheer mineral sunscreen.

### Top Picks & Predictions

– The Perfume Oil: Room No. Roll-On Perfume Oil Extract – $115
– The Korean Body Serum: Lilis Instant Peel – $92
– The Glowing Sunscreen: Dr. Loretta Universal Glow Daily Defense Mineral Fluid SPF 30 – $60
– The Hand Treatment: Habelo The Power Pair: Activating Hand Serum + Gloves – $138

### Product Breakdown

Curl Queen The Glove – $48 (Violet Grey)
“A gentle option for detangling or applying product. I pair this with my Tangle Teezer for a quick, damage-free wash.”

Lilis Instant Peel – $92 (Violet Grey)
“It lives up to its name—this sensitive Korean body treatment delivers ultra-smooth skin without irritation.”

Habelo The Power Pair: Activating Hand Serum + Gloves – $138 (Violet Grey)
“New to Violet Grey, this hand-care duo was an instant team favorite. The serum hydrates without damage, while the gloves boost results and protect from sun exposure—a must-have.”

Dr. Loretta Universal Glow Daily Defense Mineral Sunscreen SPF 30 – $60 (Violet Grey)
“Dr. Loretta Ciraldo is a genius—she truly understands skin and how to protect it. This is my go-to SPF, year after year.”

Crown Affair The Clips – $54 (Violet Grey)
“My team has heard me rave about these clips since we launched them two years ago. The double claw holds curls securely without leaving kinks.”

Room No. Roll-On Perfume Oil Extract – $115 (Violet Grey)
“A fragrance wardrobe essential. I love layering this rollerball with an EDP for long-lasting scent. Room No. pairs beautifully with other perfumes—I’m obsessed.”

### Meet the Experts
– Billie Faricy-Hyett – Chief Buying Officer, THG Beauty (Dermstore, Cult Beauty, Lookfantastic)
– Leigh Quilhot – Managing Director of Merchandising, Bluemercury
– Tanner Riley – Violet Code Manager, Violet Grey
– Melinda Solares – Beauty Director, Sephora
– Autumne West – Beauty Director, Nordstrom