With the start of Ramadan comes a range of new beauty launches, each celebrating the Holy Month in different ways. Whether you’re looking for eye-makeup for evening wear at every Iftar party, perfumes to capture the charm of Ramadan, or calming self-care essentials to help you reconnect with yourself, these special launches have something for everyone.

Augustinus Bader

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During Ramadan, the body may have greater hydration needs. To help, Augustinus Bader introduces the Geranium Rose Body Cream, a moisturising mixture made with the same award-winning composition, is notable for its subtle rose aroma and does more than just hydrate. From the décolleté down, the formula has been clinically shown to improve skin texture while also reducing cellulite and stretch marks. TFC8, Augustinus Bader’s unique technology that supports the skin’s natural renewal process, is the key to its efficiency.

L’Occitane

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L’Occitane’s Moments of Connection box is one of the Ramadan calendars to watch this season, blending Middle Eastern and Provençal scents. Created in collaboration with Emirati illustrator Mariam Abbas, the case features botanical motifs, architectural references, and cultural icons, giving the calendar a distinct visual identity. Inside, expect shower gels, shea butter essentials, fragrances.

Rituals

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This Ramadan, Rituals releases a velvet oud collection designed for the season that includes scented candles, a fine pink salt stone diffuser, and an eau de perfume. Oud is a popular note in Middle Eastern perfumery, for anyone who likes earthy, woodsy fragrances. This season’s blend may include citrus and saffron notes that develop into undertones of vanilla, rose, and guaiacwood.

Kosas

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Kosas plans to launch two separate beauty packs during Ramadan 2026. The Blush is Life trio box includes three swirled hues: Dare (a warm, peachy rose), Spellbound (a soft burgundy), and Euphoria (a cool mauve), that instantly adds colour and dimension to skin, while the Plump and Juicy Make-up Prep Skincare set includes a mini DreamBeam Sunlit SPF 30, plump + Juicy Vegan Collagen Spray-On Serum, and Plump + Juicy Lip Booster for the perfect iftar look.

Charlotte Tilbury

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Charlotte Tilbury releases a limited‑edition collection for the Middle East.  The brand’s Magic Cream, Pillow Talk Matte Revolution lipstick, Airbrush Flawless Setting Spray, and Joyphoria scent are all included in the limited-edition release. The four essentials have a festive new look in honour of Ramadan, with a celestial design of moons and stars in shades of rose gold and crimson.

Huda Beauty

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Huda Beauty’s Habibti Kits, which come in time for Ramadan. The Faux Filler gloss, a Bombshell mini, and a Lip Contour 2.0 pencil are included in the travel-size lip set, while the Blush Filter Liquid Blush, and Lip Contour 2.0 are included in the face and lip set. An easy makeup you can carry in your purse for quick touch-ups.

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For beauty fans, the Grammy Awards are one of the best nights of the year for red carpet hair and makeup inspiration. Stars like Sabrina Carpenter and Tyla stepped out looking amazing for the 68th annual awards, complete with the red-carpet mainstays like mermaid waves and pink blush. Continue reading for some of the most notable beauty looks at the 2026 Grammy Awards .

Tyla

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Tyla Grammy beauty look, combined several styles at once. Her long ombré hair swept over one eye with a loose braid and voluminous ponytail, paired with winged lashes and a golden brown lip. She also won Best African Performance for the second time, setting a notable record at the Grammys.

Sabrina Carpenter

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Sabrina Carpenter chose a soft look for her Grammy glam with light mascara, highlighted inner corners, rosy cheeks and lips, a loose low updo, and a simple French manicure Soft shine on the  tips.

Miley Cryrus

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Miley Cyrus opted for an ultra low ponytail knotted at the nape with loose tendrils framing her curtain bangs. The undone texture was created with blow drying and diffusing, then styled for movement and smoothed with gloss drops. Her makeup stayed minimal, featuring smudged eyeliner, mascara-defined lashes, neutral tan eyes, and a peachy-pink glossy lip.

Rose

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Rosé debuted a freshly chopped blonde bob at the Grammys, styled in tight ringlets for a more compact look, paired with a pale creamy shade and softly flushed cheeks.

Olivia Dean

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Olivia Dean’s big soft curls were the center of attention at the Grammys, shaped to highlight their natural bounce and movement. Hair was defined with detangling and bonding oil, while makeup stayed delicate with subtle shimmer, precise liner, and luminous foundation, spotlighting natural texture and glowing skin on the red carpet.

Doechii

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Doechii wore a high-set ponytail of flowing curls and warm bronzed makeup with plum tones. Her manicure was subtle, with short French tips.

Hailey Bieber

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Hailey Bieber chose a deep mauve manicure for the Grammys, matching her lip color. Her makeup stayed simple aside from the bold lip, while her hair was styled in a middle-parted updo.

Lady Gaga

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Lady Gaga delivered with re-platinum blonde hair and brows styled in a middle-parted half-up look. Tawny nude eyes and lips with faint brown liner added definition, while a classic black manicure completed her Grammy red carpet look.

Teyana Taylor

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Teyana Taylor wore slicked-back curls finished with flipped ends. Her warm brown makeup complemented the bronze sparkle of her gown, while a matching chrome manicure highlighted the glam.

Tate McRae

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Tate McRae showed off a flexible Grammy look with sharp liner, lush lashes, and smoky tones. Her lips stayed glossy with a pink tint, while her middle-parted hair looked bouncy, with smooth styling and subtle volume.

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As Ramadan approaches, brands are introducing limited-edition items, from kaftans to tabletop essentials. One of the trends this year are shoes and bags, which previously had heavy sparkle and green tones but are now designed with a softer shine. Luxury labels are now embracing simple, timeless styles that can be worn well beyond the holy month.

Burberry

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The British label enhances its signature plaid with crystal accents, while Sloane mules, Bridle handbags, and deep-red silk scarves are finished with a crystal detailing.

Celine

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Along with black and grey bags, Celine embraces autumnal burgundy in Triomphe top-handle bags and croc-textured versions. Mixed-metallic cage sandals are reworked with angular heels, gold charms, and silver straps, suited for year round-wear. The collection is finished with wisteria.

Louis Vuitton

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Datewood, a rich shade between burgundy and espresso brown, appears in the “Mirage” capsule across classic silhouettes like the Alma and Vanity Chain Pouch. The 6am Mule is also reworked in Datewood, finished with a gold logo charm. In collaboration with Lebanese designer Nada Debs, Louis Vuitton introduces three special pieces: a Bakhoor set, Bakhoor trunk, and a Capucines bag.

Coach

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Coach’s Ramadan capsule presents a colour scheme of midnight blue. Key items include wallets with blue-diamante logos, quilted top-handle bags with jewelled logo clasps, and crescent moon bag designs with gold stars and starlight stitched.

Dior

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The Ramadan capsule for Dior has bow motifs and burgundy hues. Bags feature across various shapes, while shoes highlight quilted textures and gold finishes.

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