Their four new cosmetic bids carry nourishing benefits from key ingredients.

Y.O.U. Beauty launched in the Philippines in 2021, bringing a combination of skincare and makeup products in its extensive lineup. While beauty brands tend to venture first into makeup before birthing a skincare extension, or on the flip side, skincare-centered brands tend to stick to its strength, Y.O.U. Beauty hit the ground running by launching both its Radiant White skincare line, and a velvet matte lip cream with moisturizing properties. Clearly, the brand sees this duality as a strength&mdash;they believe that great makeup looks can only be achievable with great skin.

This 2023, the brand builds on their makeup arm with the release of four new products, all infusing skin-caring ingredients and benefits while delivering on pigment.

<h3 class="p1">Y.O.U Cloud Touch Correcting Concealer Palette</h3>

For those prone to redness and uneven skin, this handy palette is a dream: green and peach shades for color correction, and light and dark concealer shades that offer buildable medium to heavy coverage.

<h3 class="p1">Y.O.U Cloud Touch Blurring Skin Tint</h3>

No clogged pores here&mdash;this lightweight blurring liquid foundation is especially formulated for oily and acne-prone skin through Y.O.U. Beauty&rsquo;s Film-Forming Technology, building a breathable skin layer that still allows the foundation to stay in place for 24 hours. With a bonus of SPF 25 PA+++, this skin tint delivers a soft-matte finish.

Ingredient Focus: Ceramide and Centella Asiatica
Y.O.U Beauty&rsquo;s Cloud Touch products contain these two anti-skin drying ingredients: Ceramide promotes a healthy skin barrier to lock in moisture and protect the skin from pollution, while Centella Asiatica or Cica is a skin hydrator and antioxidant, calming troubled skin and keeping it from aging.

<h3 class="p1">Y.O.U Gentle Clean! Deep Cleansing Balm</h3>

Great skin isn&rsquo;t dependent on the amount of makeup you put on&mdash;it often lies on how effectively you take makeup off. This deep cleansing product is step one to unclog makeup-heavy skin, gently dissolves product without stripping off your skin&rsquo;s natural moisture. With nourishing ingredients infused into the formula, this balm is suitable for oily, acne-prone, and sensitive skin.

Ingredient Focus: Coconut Oil
A classic ingredient to remove stubborn makeup residue in hard-to-reach parts of the face, coconut oil is also effective for its moisturizing and anti-microbial properties.

<h3 class="p1">Y.O.U Simplicity Icy Glow Lip Serum</h3>

Perfect when worn as a lip base or as a gloss itself, this multi-function product acts as a lip moisturizer, glossy primer, lip plumper, and even as a lip treatment for natural, healthy-looking lips. In its ingredients mix are Vitamin E, sunflower seed oil, and meadowfoam seed oil&mdash;known moisturizers and anti-oxidants for the skin.

Ingredient Focus: Hyaluronic Acid
This skincare favorite makes it way even to the lips: as a potent hydrator, hyaluronic acid maintains moisture in otherwise always-chapped lips, giving gentle and fast-absorbing solution to these suffering from a bad lip day.

Follow Y.O.U. Beauty here, or shop Y.O.U Beauty at Shopee, Lazada, Tiktok Shop, Watsons, SM Beauty, Robinsons Department Store, Metro Retail, LCC Department Store, Gaisano Capital Group, Prince Retail Group, KCC, Mart one and The Landmark.

Y.O.U. Beauty’s New Makeup Releases Throw Skincare Into The Mix

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