Our Editors’ Favourite Plant-Powered Beauty Picks for Spring

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For next-level hydration

Hydrating aloe vera joins forces with blue tansy and lemongrass to create luxurious skincare for your entire body.

Detox Mode Infinite Crème, $50, thedetoxmarket.ca

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For overnight results

Infused with both superfoods (avocado and matcha) and actives (like encapsulated retinol), this gentle overnight mask gets serious results, like more youthful-looking skin.

Glow Recipe Avocado Melt Retinol Sleeping Mask, $66, sephora.ca

(Want to make your won? Check out these DIY face mask recipes.)

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For environmental protection

Enriched with plant stem cells, this gel-like serum protects skin from pollution. (Plus, don’t miss these tips on how to improve your indoor air quality.)

Drops of Youth Concentrate Serum, $40, thebodyshop.com

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For luscious hair

The green goodness of kale, matcha and algae help this rinse deliver on shine.

Shea Moisture Moringa & Avocado Power Greens Hair Rinse, $12, Shoppers Drug Mart

(Psst: Learn how a good hair day can dramatically improve your mood.)

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For redness relief

Basically fresh-pressed juice for your skin, phytonutrients from green tea, sprouts and celery stem cells target skin concerns like redness.

Supergreens Soother Cooling Gel Mask, $48, strivectin.com

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For an instant refresh

This moisturizer uses cactus water, known to adapt to dry climates and retain moisture, to help your skin do the same. (FYI: This is the difference between dry and dehydrated skin.)

Boscia Cactus Water Moisturizer, $50, sephora.ca

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For a detoxifying cleanse

Magnolia extract and white clay are behind this one minute (!) mask’s detoxifying powers.

Nivea Essentials Urban Skin Detox Purifying Clay Mask, $12, Shoppers Drug Mart

Next, check out our editors’ favorite exfoliators for buffing away dry skin.