Level Up Your Beauty Routine: 9 Of The Best New Beauty Vitamins

Yes, olive oil is good for your health – we know this. But a new drinking elixir from the cult skincare brand Furtuna Skin has seriously leveled-up the evoo game – as this one is specially formulated with antioxidants and fatty acids to treat skin from the inside out. A tablespoon of this oil every morning on an empty stomach delivers benefits like balancing sebum, reducing appearance of dark spots and improving hydration. Kim Walls, co-founder of the brand says that it comes down to the olive varietals that they select, coupled with the regenerative farming practices that safeguard the potency of the nutrients. “Because of this, our extra virgin olive oil is perfectly balanced and optimised for skin health and is 66% more potent with polyphenols, 8% more potent with sterols than others on the market for superior skin protection and nutrition,” she says.

Acne, eczema, psoriasis...they're all caused by good ol’ inflammation. While you can attack this common issue through many pursuits, we like Wellness East’s new Shikasawa Lime Powder, a tangy, antioxidant rich supplement that can be stirred into your morning tea to help the skin’s ability to repair itself, and even course-correct over time. It also stimulates collagen and increases the moisture barrier for extra suppleness. Think of it as the ultimate first sips in your skincare routine.

We're obsessed with all things Ritual, and HyaCera^TM is no exception. The brand uses clinically-studied ingredients like Ceratiq, a plant oil extract, and Hyabest, a lower molecular weight hyaluronic acid, to help minimize wrinkles and hydrate skin.* Like all Ritual products, HyaCera's ingredients are made traceable — the brand’s visible supply chain tells you what you're putting into your body, where it comes from, and why. We love that this daily pill gives us the results we've grown to expect and love from Ritual in ~90 days.

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Rooted in the ancient traditions of Chinese medicine and Ayurvedic remedies, Dr. Anna Gold’s tinctures each serve up an answer to a different problem (she has elixirs for break-outs and eczema, to name a few others). “Rosy” strengthens capillaries to reduce facial redness with ingredients like carthamus flower, dandelion and turmeric (a natural anti-inflammatory), along with Sichuan lovage, Chinese peony root with bark and heat-draining herbs. “All of these help encourage circulation and bring nutrients to the microvessels and capillaries to help with repair,” says Gold. Float a few droppers into water to dilute the alcohol-y taste – a small sacrifice for even skin tone.

Squiggly broccoli sprouts, that rare but golden find at the supermarket, are much more than a cute salad topper. That’s because they’re packed with sulforaphane, a powerhouse antioxidant that does everything from ward off environmental pollution and quell anxiety to build collagen and prevent premature skin ageing (and PubMed has the clinicals to prove it!). Broc Shot, a new company focused on this multi-tasking nutrient, has harnessed the superfood and served it up in the form of liquid shot (which comes in a dosing cap and is offered in palatable flavors like pineapple mint and ginger). The two founders are so certain you will see and feel beauty benefits within days that they have a money-back guarantee.

Aime’s cult following in France is no joke (her collabs with other French powerhouses have created micro-storms), and given the American obsession with all-things-Parisian, the recent launch of Mathilde Lacombe’s Stateside e-commerce may bring another tidal wave of obsession. Her Hair & Scalp Boost (great for everything from postpartum hair struggles to scratchy scalps), uses probiotics, biotin, folic acid and rice proteins to strengthen strands and support new growth. You’d be wise to jump on the bandwagon early – before everyone else catches on.

To collagen or not to collagen? That always seems to be the question. If you’re not sold on its efficacy, maybe Vida Glow (which apparently sells every four seconds, making it the top-selling marine collagen), will change your mind. Along with science-backed trials, this sustainably sourced natural marine collagen (which is tested for heavy metals and other contaminants), promises plumper skin, healthier hair and stronger nails. And fruity flavors like peach and pineapple makes morning swigging a breeze.

There are so many powerhouse skin ingredients jammed into this little tincture, a collaboration between Lauren Haynes of Wooden Spoon Herbs and the masterminds behind West Village natural beauty wonderland Cap Beauty. Schisandra detoxes (which is a cornerstone of a clear complexion), while Gotu Kola strengthens connective tissue and Hibiscus plumps. Take down a dropperful knowing that you’ll be mineralizing your body and supporting the liver, all while working toward an external glow.

Omega-3s are amazing for many reasons (bouncy skin and shiny hair, to name two), but many people can’t handle that fishy after-taste that comes along for the ride. But Orlo, which harnesses the first omega-3 derived from algae, speaks to vegans and after-taste-averters alike. And if you’re worried that you might be compromising benefits by going the plant-based route,  it’s important to note that its bioavailable polar lipid form actually delivers up to three times better efficacy of fish, making this a wise choice for everyone.