I have a theory that some people are stickier than others. (Stay with me.) On some, things like lipstick and perfume last all day; on others, they need to be reapplied frequently. If you're a fragrance lover who happens to fall into the latter camp, Fragrancelock, $34, is for you. It's an essential oil-based spray you spritz over your favorite perfume, and it makes the scent last twice as long. I have no idea how this sorcery works (something about creating a mesh on your skin), but it does. I sprayed my favorite perfume on both arms and added a spritz of Fragrance lock on only one side -- at the end of the day, you can guess which arm still smelled delicious (while the other smelled like arm).

My hair falls flat rather easily, making me a slave to volume sprays. However, even my favorite formulas give me a boost for a few hours and then seem to disappear. Living Proof Full Dry Volume Blast, $29, works differently. It's made with expandable spheres that add structure and volume to hair, but it doesn't feel sticky or crunchy -- just like more hair. And if I apply some today, my hair will still have more oomph when I wake up tomorrow -- meaning I no longer feel like a slave to a spray bottle.

There are face oils, and then there's Dermalogica Phyto Replenish Oil, $75. It's a blend of skin-loving botanical oils (chia, tamanu, orchid flower, camellia … the list goes on) that protects skin from pollution, strengthens the skin barrier and provides tons of hydration. It's light yet it leaves skin dewy and incredibly healthy looking, and it's ideal for all skin types. It's destined to be everyone's favorite new face oil.

When British celebrity makeup artist Charlotte Tilbury set out to create her first fragrance, she wanted it to be sexy, alluring and memorable -- the type of scent that draws people in and makes them think of you when they smell it. Charlotte Tilbury Scent of a Dream, $75, is exactly that -- and so much more. It's a bright, zesty, white floral with pheromone-like base notes of precious woods and amber. I wore it to dinner and complete strangers kept asking me what I was wearing. I'd say Charlotte succeeded.

I look down at my phone all day, and I'm becoming increasingly paranoid about the horizontal creases forming on my neck. Fortunately, I now have a jar of Strivectin TL Advanced Light Tightening Neck Cream, $95, on my desk, and I'm constantly slathering between Instagram scrolls. It contains ingredients like algae, peptides and a niacinamide complex -- all in a light formula that makes application (and reapplication) easy.