Night creams tend to get get overlooked — but they're really good for your skin.

If you have a great moisturizer you're attached to, a night cream might seem like a redundant addition to your skin care routine. But since they're specially designed to provide extra hydration (and often extra skin care benefits) while you sleep, we find them well-worth the investment — and they definitely deserve a second look.

After testing thousands of beauty products, we've narrowed it down to a few dozen of our favorites — from super sparkly jelly eyeshadows, to charcoal-infused dry shampoos.

It's autumn, and that means cozy sweaters, falling leaves... and chapped lips. No worries, a quick dab of lip balm is all you need to get your lips back in shape in no time. But ladies, listen up: What we put on our lips is also going into our bodies — and some lip balms include nasty chemicals. Parabens and pthalates are hormone disruptors, and certain preservatives like BHA (not to be confused with beta-hydroxy acids) may even have carcinogenic effects.

There are a lot of powerful skin care ingredients that can transform skin — and retinol might just be one of the most notoriously potent. It's got a real reputation for being strong — sometimes too strong; whether you have sensitive skin or not. Suffice it to say, there's a reason why new users are meant to build up their tolerance. Additionally, there are ingredients that should never be mixed with retinol, which is why many people opt for retinol alternatives.

If you're someone with oily, acne-prone skin, a chill probably runs through your bones when you hear the term "facial oil" Why the heck would you need such a thing? Your face clearly produces enough of that, right? That said, oil can actually be a positive thing for your skin — even for the oiliest of complexions (trust us).

The skin on our necks and chest are often the first to age... and just as often, it's the last thing we think about when we're going through our beauty routine. Our décoletté skin is very thin and with the advent of cell phones, we look down more, which causes more wrinkles, sooner. We also always have SPF in our face makeup, but the neck tends to gets neglected, leading, of course, to sun damage.

We tend to equate the word "model" with perfection, and while it's true they're blessed with the "ridiculously good looking" gene, it doesn't mean that they're impervious to beauty mayhem. Models deal with zits and bad dye jobs and waxing-gone-haywire like the rest of us. Want proof? Just read through these hilarious "beauty disasters" (we can laugh now because it's in the past) that runway models shared with us backstage at NYFW.

In addition to your BFF vitamins A and C, vitamin E is another must-have in your skin care routine. It's a powerful antioxidant that helps to protect your skin from damaging free radicals, pollution, etc.

Vitamin C is one of the most popular skin care ingredients — and for good reason: It's an antioxidant that protects your skin against sun damage, and it also has serious brightening powers. While everyone knows that citrus fruits are packed with vitamin C, there's another fruit that's also high in this glow-booster. We're talking about cherry, which is having a major skin care moment. Here are some of our favorite skin care products formulated with cherry — get ready for brighter, clearer skin!

The cramped corridors of any backstage NYFW show can feel a bit frenzied, but there's a true sense of excitement permeating the hairspray-dense air, too. Excitement over the beautiful runway presentation that's just minutes away, excitement over the collaborate efforts of the hair, makeup, nail, and skin care teams, and excitement over the new looks — and yeah, new products — the world is about to discover. One of the coolest aspects of poking around backstage is spotting new, sometimes not yet launched, products. We're sharing nine of them with you today.

Skin conditions like eczema and psoriasis can feel like a curse: They appear without a warning, they stick around for a long time... and they make you feel itchy and uncomfortable pretty much 24/7. Worst of all, they can sometimes affect your face, which can take a toll on your self esteem.

In a perfect world, we'd simply use the three-step cleanse, tone, moisturizer routine that our aesthetician recommended to us — and in return, we'd be blessed with beautiful, glowing skin, sans breakouts. Unfortunately, that's almost never the case — because our bodies just love to surprise us with angry pimples at the most inconvenient of times. Sometimes a solid routine of high-quality beauty products is simply not enough... there are times when you have to bring in the big guns to get the job done.

Do you know the story behind Tatcha? The beloved beauty brand was created in 2009 after a chance encounter with a geisha on a trip to Japan. Founder Victoria Tsai had been suffering for years with acute dermatitis and was looking for a purer, simpler answer to skin care. She was fascinated by the way geishas ritualistically took care of their skin, even after covering it in layers of makeup — and especially how maintained flawless complexions as a result.

We all want to treat ourselves to super expensive skin care products; spending without a care in the world, like we're Scrooge McDuck and we've got a vault full of gold coins we can swim through.

When health devotees aren't sipping celery juice or kombucha, they're likely slurping bone broth (preferably whilst waxing poetic about the stuff, of course). If you thought grandma's chicken noodle soup was the miracle cure-all, lots of fans think bone broth has it beat. (Sorry, Gran.)

Doing an entire ten-step skin care routine can be tiring — especially for the busy (and/or lazy) gals whodon't have the time and energy to apply all those products, just to achieve glass skin.

These days, it seems like everyone has hopped aboard the kombucha train. That's because the fermented drink is loaded with probiotics, aka good bacteria that are key for a healthy gut. But, as it turns out, putting probiotics on your face can have some benefits too. They're particularly useful for those who have skin conditions like acne, eczema and rosacea since they help balance your skin. Kombucha is also chock full of antioxidants, which help protect skin from free radical damage that causes aging. Luckily, it's easier than ever to find kombucha skin care products. Here are our favorites for glowing skin.

Though they may seem like an unnecessary step in your skin care routine, toners actually play a vital role in the health of your skin barrier and can contribute to a balanced, brilliant, healthy-looking complexion. As the name implies, they tone your skin by rebalancing your pH level (it should be right around 5.5), which gets disrupted when you cleanse your face. They also can target certain issues you may be dealing with, including large pores, acne, dryness, oily skin and even aging issues. Today, we're helping you determine which type of toner is best for your skin type — and we're throwing you some product recommendations while we're at it.

Search #BeautyFridge on Instagram right now and you'll see that over 1,000 people are keeping their serums, sheet masks and moisturizers — and everything else in between — chillin' in the cold in tiny mini fridges, specially designed for beauty products and skin care.

If you're already on the jade roller bandwagon, you know all the benefits: How these little beauties stimulate your lymphatic system, making your skin looks less puffy. How they improve circulation and decrease undereye circles. How rolling can actually help improve product absorption... and, perhaps most importantly of all, how amazingly Instagrammable the precious stone-hewn tools look on your vanity.