Our Top 5 Fall Beauty Essentials
As we ease into fall, we have an exciting new lineup of beauty products that our editors can’t stop talking about. At Uncommon and Curated, we’re always on the hunt for the latest trends in beauty, diligently testing new products to uncover the true standouts. This autumn, we’ve curated a collection of our top picks that have seamlessly integrated into our daily routines. From the hydrating Joseon Beauty Dynasty Cream to the nourishing Well People Lush Lip Oil, these essentials are perfect for enhancing your fall beauty regimen. Explore our fall roundup to discover the editor-approved favorites you won’t want to miss. Each product has been selected for its effectiveness and quality, securing its place in our seasonal beauty lineup. Get ready to glow up this autumn with these top-rated picks that have our editors’ seal of approval.
Editor Picks
This Season’s Splurge
Ranavat Kansa Wand
EDITOR’S NOTE
I recently learned about Kansa wands in my quest for all-natural and relaxing beauty rituals as the weather turns colder. A kansa wand is a dome-shaped face massager crafted from a unique metal alloy called Kansa which blends copper and tin. Rooted in Ayurvedic tradition, this tool hails from India and is designed to detoxify the skin, balance pH levels, and promote a youthful glow.
I tried the Kansa wand from Ranavat that’s handmade in Rajasthan so I felt confident I was getting the real deal. I paired it with the accompanying serum which also is very nourishing. After using it for about a month, I’ve noticed my skin looks more balanced and radiant.
Friends have even started complimenting my glow, and this is the only change I’ve made to my skincare routine. With its all-natural benefits, calming effects, and “glowing” results, I recommend this luxurious addition to your fall beauty lineup. If you can be disciplined and use it at least 3 times a week, it’s worth the splurge. The only thing worth noting before you purchase is the wand creates a slight gray residue on your skin that easily washes off, so don’t be alarmed. It’s all a part of the process.
Fall Beauty Lineup
Well People Lush Lip Oil
EDITOR’S NOTE
This everyday neutral pink is perfect for adding just the right hint of color to my lips while keeping them feeling hydrated and soft. The oil has a lovely lightweight texture with no stickiness. It gives my lips a subtle shine that looks fresh and natural, making it a go-to natural look for fall. Plus, I appreciate the clean ingredients.
Imaginary Authors “Memoirs of a Passenger”
EDITOR’S NOTE
This unique perfume brand crafts irresistible scents with every fragrance accompanied by a creative story from an imaginary author. Think of it as your perfume library. The first spritz hits you with sweet notes of amber and vanilla. As it settles in, you start to pick up on some hints of myrrh and a bit of sandalwood, adding a nice earthy depth that’s perfect for fall.
Beauty of Joseon Cream
EDITOR’S NOTE
Infused with Korean ingredients like ginseng and honey, this cream provides a wonderful boost of hydration without being heavy on the skin. What I love most is how easily it absorbs, leaving my skin feeling soft and plump rather than greasy. I’ve noticed a significant improvement in my skin’s overall texture and radiance making this perfect for the dryer fall months.
Manucurist Paris Nail Polish
EDITOR’S NOTE
I love moody, dark nail polish for fall but have been on the hunt for a non-toxic option. Manucurist is made in France using up to 84% bio-sourced ingredients like potato, corn, yuca, and cotton which I found intriguing but was nervous about staying power. I was not disappointed as this polish goes on beautifully smooth and with a top coat it didn’t chip for almost two weeks.
Behind The Edit
Our editors are constantly testing the latest beauty products to bring you the best of the best. This seasonal roundup features only our top picks—the products that have earned a permanent spot in our daily routines. From innovative skincare products to makeup must-haves, these favorites are the ones we can’t stop raving about.
