16 Glossier products you need in your makeup bag

For a hydrating wash of colour that won’t budge for hours, opt for this Ultralip lipstick, which is one of the most moisturising, pillowy soft formulas we’ve tried. It’s a beauty editor favourite, and we can’t get enough of Glossier’s glorious – and vast – range of head-turning, flattering shades. Mwah.

The Milky Jelly Cleanser is a skincare must-have for many. The lightweight gel-cream texture sweeps away makeup and grime with ease, and melts on contact with water so you can remove it without tugging, making it gentle on skin.

One of Glossier's most raved-about products is its signature fragrance. As the name suggests, 'You' is a scent designed to adapt to your own skin to create a truly unique scent. Pink pepper jumps out from first spritz, but it's the cosy ambrette and creamy iris that leave a lasting impression.

After Baume (described as "a daily moisture barrier recovery cream”) has garnered quite the fan base, thanks to the way it helps repair the skin barrier and lock in hydration. Designed with sensitive skin in mind, the rich balm mollifies redness, blemishes and dryness with ease.

It's a one-and-done hero product that every bathroom cupboard should have space for!

Cloud Paint is perhaps the easiest blush to master on the market. Simply dot the lightweight cream onto the apples of your cheeks, then blend gently with your ring finger.

The result is a wash of skin-brightening colour that melts seamlessly into your skin, ensuring a natural, flattering look. Try the 'Soar' shade if you're after a bright pop of colour to replicate a natural flush.

Like Glossier’s ‘You’ perfume, this body cream adapts to the sweet scent of your skin. Packaged in an eye-catching pop-of-red pot, the whole GH beauty team were dipping their hands in it as soon as it hit our desks.

And it didn’t disappoint. The texture is silky, with great slip – beauty jargon for a good glide-across-skin experience – sinking in quickly. It’s sumptuous and luxurious and, like the perfume, we predict it’s going to be a sell-out.

Glossier’s Full Orbit eye cream works exceptionally hard to look after all of your eye-related concerns so you don't need to invest in multiple targeted formulas.

It boasts a collection of interesting ingredients, including polyglutamic acid, a powerful humectant to help boost moisture, as well as white hawthorn and jasmine flower, which reduce the appearance of dark circles associated with hyperpigmentation.

A staple in many a beauty editor's kit, Boy Brow delivers thick, fluffy brows in one quick swipe. Sitting somewhere between a cream and a wax, it will add density to even the sparsest brows, and can be effortlessly applied via the tiny spoolie brush.

Our beauty team wax lyrical about this comforting candle. The standout pink pepper note dominates on first sniff, but the cosiness of ambrette and ambrox soon emerges, making for a warming, comforting aroma.

Staying true to the perfume, the candle is designed to smell completely unique to each person — yet, it still manages to be a universally adored and entirely addictive scent.

Seven years after the release of Glossier's iconic Milky Jelly Cleanser, the brand launched a bar version designed to be used for both your face and body. Just like its predecessor, the Milky Jelly Cleansing Bar is fragrance free and contains nourishing ingredients to leave skin feeling soothed and hydrated.

As you massage, a milky lather forms, which feeds your skin with shea butter, provitamin B5 and chamomile extract to condition dry spots or soothe patches of irritation. Use it to cut through makeup or to give your limbs a good old lathering.

Glossier's natural deodorant is a creamy, non-sticky twist-up. It’s available in four delicate scents — including the iconic ‘You’ and a vibrant orange blossom neroli fragrance — which linger pleasingly throughout the day. They aren’t too overpowering but can still be picked up as you move around; an unexpected joy from a deodorant.

After the under-the-radar exit of Glossier's Solar Paints, the brand returned with one of its most exciting launches of the year so far. Its beloved Cloud Paints are now available in a range of bronzed hues.

The assortment of cheek colours are inspired by the golden tones of a sunset, offering a touch of tan for the skin that looks entirely natural. Just like the blush version of Cloud Paint, the pigment is sheer, delicate and can be layered until you achieve your desired look. You can blend with just a tap of a finger, making it one of the easiest bronzers to use around.

This pod-shaped hand cream is ideal for popping into your handbag to use on the go. The nutrient-rich formula helps to nourish and soothe dry hands, while restoring hydration in the process. Plus, it leaves an iconic 'You'-scented trail in its wake. Have we mentioned we're fans?

Stretch Fluid Foundation is not here to give you a suspiciously flawless complexion or to load it with luminosity, but to simply act as a skin-enhancer.

Compromised of 89% skincare, it starts as a serum (filled with squalane and glycerin) to keep your complexion hydrated during the day. Then the pigments come into play, giving your skin a soft wash of coverage guaranteed to bring all those ‘good skin day’ compliments.

Balm Dotcom is a much-loved favourite in the lip care world. It comes with a no-touch applicator that makes topping it up more hygienic when you're out and about.

It's available in nine scented shades — including the fan-favourite Wonder Fig — and boasts a creamy, hydrating formula. This also passed our best lip balm test in the Good Housekeeping Institute beauty lab.

Glossier's Lash Slick is one of our favourites for a subtle everyday lash. The fine-bristle brush separates each hair to create definition as well as length. The overall finish is one for those who love the 'no-makeup makeup' look (maybe go elsewhere if you're after dramatic volume) as there isn't a clump in sight; rather, delicate, fluffy lashes.

It also comes in brown, which is ideal if you want something incredibly minimal, but still enough to catch the eye.