14 Beauty Brands You Didn’t Know Were Available at Urban Outfitters

Gisou: Blogger Negin Mirsalehi has really good hair, and while that’s partly due to genetics, her honey-infused hair oil line, gisou, helps too. The collection is pretty hard to find (especially and Canada), and while the hero product (the oil itself) isn’t available at UO, we’re stoked they at least have this hair protectant.

Embryolisse: This brand has become a French pharmacy staple for many beauty insiders (including Jane Birkin!), mostly thanks to its cult fave 24-hour Miracle Cream which works as a primer, moisturizer and makeup remover.

Mario Badescu: This award-winning skincare line has been around for 50 years and its products can be found on the top shelves of beauty lovers everywhere, specifically its iconic Drying Lotion.

I Dew Care: One of the hottest K-Beauty brands of the moment, I Dew Care’s Disco Kitten Illuminating Mask sold out in just three weeks when it first launched.

Pixiaffordable alternative to Biologique Recherche’s P50 Lotion) at UO.

Saturday Skin: Founded in Seoul, this K-Beauty brand is pretty much a millennial beauty junkie’s dream. Not only does it have that totally Instagrammable pink packaging, but it also features a hero complex called CHA 7 es, which helps promotes skin’s natural regeneration process.

Obsessive Compulsive Cosmetics: Despite the controversy surrounding the brand’s name, it’s still a fave among many beauty lovers, particularly because it’s vegan and cruelty-free.

Milk Makeup: Though it’s less than two years old, this no-fuss makeup brand has become a fave of cool girls (and boys!) everywhere, thanks to its easy-to-use products and impressive formulas. Bonus? UO has some exclusive collab products with the brand that you can’t get anywhere else.

Frank Body: They’re the makers behind your fave coffee scrub, and the people behind that unicorn scrub that had a 50,000-person wait list. ‘Nuff said.

bh Cosmetics: This LA-based brand is an Instagram fave thanks to its celeb and beauty vlogger collabs. But the best part? It’s totally affordable.

Verb: This relatively-new hair care line hails from Austin, Texas, and instantly became popular thanks to its salon-quality formulas that aren’t only on-trend, but also wallet-friendly.

Anastasia Beverly Hills: We all know ABH is one of the leaders in brow and contour products. What we didn’t know was we could buy it at UO!

Nudestix: One of our fave Canadian beauty brands, Nudestix is essentially makeup for cool girls on the go who hate using brushes.

Sigma: We always hear beauty vloggers mention Sigma brushes, but we never really knew where to buy them… until now.

Herbivore: This natural, cruelty-free skin care line comes from humble beginnings. It first started out as an Etsy shop, but it was actually UO and Anthropologie who first reached out to the owners to sell their products outside the Etsy shop.