This feels like the kind of night cream you reach for when you want your evening routine to feel a little more purposeful. It has a richer, comforting feel, and the combination of glycolic acid, squalane and vitamins makes it an appealing overnight step. I’d keep the rest of the routine simple and let this be the last treatment step before bed.

I really like the finish of this foundation. It gives you room to build the coverage instead of making you commit to a heavy base straight away, and the slightly dewy finish keeps the skin looking fresh. It’s a good option when you want your makeup to look polished without losing that natural-skin feel.

This is an easy palette to work with because you can keep the look soft or build it up. The mix of matte and shimmer shades makes it especially useful for everyday makeup, but there is enough dimension to turn the same palette into something more evening-appropriate. The colors blend nicely into a complete look rather than feeling like a collection of random shades.

Gatsby is one of those products where a little goes a long way. I like the flexibility of being able to use it on the eyes, lips or cheekbones depending on the look. It adds that extra bit of light without making the whole routine complicated, which is exactly what I want from a shimmer product.

This is a lovely everyday moisturizer when you want hydration but also like having a few skin-focused ingredients in the same step. The aloe and glycerin give it a comfortable moisturizing feel, while the vitamin C and rose hip extract make it an easy product to build into a morning or evening routine. I especially like that it doesn’t require a complicated routine around it.

Megan gives you that classic matte-lip look without feeling like an overly complicated product. The pigment is strong, the finish is modern and the color can be built up with a second pass. It’s the kind of lipstick I’d keep close for evenings, dinners or any time I want the lips to be the main part of the look.

Sable Brown is a really useful everyday liner because it can define the shape of the lips without taking over the whole look. I like using it lightly around the edges and then filling in a little before lipstick. It also works nicely as a base when you want the lip color to look more defined and put-together.

Dusk is a nice choice if you prefer building your eye collection shade by shade. The texture is fine and easy to blend, and you can keep the color subtle or build it up depending on the look. I like the idea of pairing it with other single shades because it gives you more control over exactly what ends up in your palette.