From halo hair to lip oils, everyone wants to look like A...

Photo by Matthew Stockman/Getty ImagesFebruary 27, 2026Beauty / Beauty DeskBeauty / Beauty DeskFrom halo hair to lip oils, everyone wants to look like Alysa Liu

Find out what beauty products the Olympic star is using, plus all the new drops from Le Labo, Byredo, Escentric Molecules and other standout beauty launches from February 2026

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Alysa Liu, the champion figure skater and breakout star of this Olympic season, swept not only two gold Olympic medals this past month, but also everyone’s hearts and algorithms. Catching eyes and followers for their terminally online charisma, alt-girl hair, and razor-sharp skating, Liu has inspired women, both young and old, to rediscover joy in their work, challenge pressures to conform to beauty standards and be outspoken in their beliefs.

She has also had a big influence on how we want to look. Since her big gold medal win, a growing number of people are heading to the hair salon to get that trademark raccoon tail hair for themselves. Bleach play was already a trend, with stars like Rosalía experimenting with halo hair and ghost roots, and now, thanks to Liu its only set to cement itself further. Alongside the turn towards maximalist, playful make-up, it seems like beauty is finally getting fun again.

It’s not just Liu’s hair that people are being influenced by. On her way to the podium, she doubled back mid-live broadcast with a quick, “Wait, my lipstick!” before flashing the crowd a glossy, smile – complete with that signature smiley lip piercing. It had TikTok’s beauty sleuths running to their search bars in an attempt to find the holy grail product. It didn’t take long until Rare Beauty’s Soft Pinch Tinted Lip Oil Stain was awarded its own flowers. Later confirmed by Liu herself in an interview, where she revealed the shade was Delight, a rosy brown hue.

Aside from sweeping Olympic beauty looks this month, elsewhere brands were dropping and restocking across make-up, vibrators and with a particular focus on scents for the season ahead. With Le Labo, Creed and Escentric Molecules all dropping new notes. Read on to see more of the best beauty drops from this month.

LE LABO VIOLETTE 30

While many set their focus on roses for the month of love, perfume powerhouse Le Labo took the off-beaten track, which seemingly led them to a meadow full of violets, a rare variety of white violet to be exact. Their latest scent, Violette, joins the league of cult favourites. Get ready to smell it on your morning commute, coffee-shop run or just about everywhere.

Buy it here.

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Courtesy of Le Labo FARA HOMIDI ESSENTIAL EYE COMPACT

“I love when things look alluring and real – let’s live a little!” says Fara Homidi of her brand’s latest launch, the essential eye compact. The skin-mimicking product is available in three shades, one including an bright icy blue. The product is said to be designed to look lived-in and almost slept in. That works for us!

Buy it here.

Courtesy of Fara Homidi PLEASING DOUBLE-SIDED VIBRATOR (RESTOCKED)

Harry Styles is here to please you (again). While the Pleasing double-sided vibrator and a premium silicone lube launched back in July, customers were happy to hear of its restock this month. Created in collaboration with sex educator and industry advocate Zoe Ligon, the line is designed to centre joy and pleasure – an open invitation from Styles to explore whatever makes you feel good.

Buy it here.

Courtesy of Pleasing BYREDO VESUVIO

An unlikely muse, but somehow it works – Byredo’s Vesuvio palette draws inspiration from the dramatic disruption of Mount Vesuvius. The shades play on that tension: washed lilacs and watery greens sit beside smoky blues and pale pinks, before melting into molten orange, volcanic rose and burnished mineral tones. There’s definitely a smouldering, smoky-eye joke in here somewhere – but we’ll leave that with you.

Buy it here.

Courtesy of Byredo CREED WILD VETIVER

Setting us up for spring is the latest scent from Creed: Wild Vetiver. While we battle through the winter slog, the scent keeps us dreaming of warmer days with notes of timur berry, bergamot and pink pepper, all anchored by a base of vetiver. It’s a scent reminiscent of summer garden parties (and the being outside without checking the weather app every five minutes), and has already proved a HUGE hit with the brother of a Dazed team member.

Buy it here.

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Courtesy of Creed LUSH SKINTRODUCTION SESSIONS

Since the Sephora Kids phenomenon started in 2024, there has been a concern in the industry about how to properly educate young people on skincare and what products are actually beneficial to their skin. In an effort to tackle misinformation, Lush has introduced a series of complimentary, educational workshops for parents and teenagers to learn about the skin microbiome and how to navigate changes to their complexion. Expect zero hard sell and none of the scare tactics. Sign us up!

Learn more here.

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Courtesy of Lush ESCENTRIC MOLECULES MOLECULE 01 + CHAMPACA

The latest addition to the M+ line sees the introduction of Molecule 01 + Champaca, a fragrance that pairs the Iso E Super note with a scent extracted from the red champaca flower found only in India to create a woody and floral scent.

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Courtesy of Escentric Molecules MADONNA STARS IN D&G CAMPAIGN

Dolce & Gabbana celebrated the relaunch of fragrance The One with a Mert Alas-shot campaign featuring Madonna and actor Alberto Guerra. For the campaign, Madonna recorded a cover of “La Bambola” by Patty Pravo, an Italian artist who is a symbol of freedom and emancipation. “I’ve always loved the song,” Madonna said. “I remember hearing it often as a child. It felt like the perfect song to define this moment in time, an anthem for women and a break from traditional expected behaviour.”

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