Madonna's Dermatologist Walks Into Sephora… Here's What He Buys for Her

Here's the first Sephora pick of celebrity cosmetic dermatologist Paul Jarrod Frank, MD, founder of PFRANKMD products and salon (and Madonna's personal derm): Tatcha's physical exfoliating cleanser, which is formulated with rice bran. "A great product to exfoliate the skin, but not too rough," Frank says. "You can control the exfoliation strength by mixing it with different amounts of water."

This Sephora sleeper hit uses nontoxic plant ingredients like Swiss apple stem cell extract and squalene to visibly brighten, de-puff, and hydrate the under-eyes. "A great product to decrease under-eye puffiness," says Frank. "The formula has a weightless feel, but is also moisturizing and soothes tired, dehydrated skin."

Frank would also grab GlamGlow's brightening, smoothing "facial in a jar" for both himself and his clients. As Frank says, "It has a tingling feeling that wakes up the skin and decreases puffiness."

Board-certified dermatologist Shari Sperling, MD, another skincare guru to the stars, would start her Sephora shopping spree with this classic Kiehl's cleanser. "It's a lightweight gel formula that foams up when water is added. It cleanses your face without overdrying it," she says.

"Supergoop Unseen Sunscreen is fantastic," says Sperling. "It's invisible, weightless, scentless, and won't make you break out. It provides broad-spectrum SPF 40 protection."

Sperling says this Sephora best seller is "top-rated for a reason." The product "targets dull, rough, uneven skin, and exfoliates without irritating the skin."

Obsessed with iconic Sephora skincare brand Drunk Elephant? So is Sperling—particularly this peptide-rich face cream, which she describes as "lightweight but incredibly moisturizing."

Board-certified dermatologist and celebrity beauty expert Anna Guanche, MD—whose clientele includes glowy-skinned queens like Rebecca Romijn and Olivia Culpo—would snag this cult product at Sephora. It's an "all-in-one lactic acid serum," she describes. "Good Genes smoothes out fine lines and wrinkles, and brightens skin."

Dermatologist-approved haircare alert! "This is great for repairing hair from within," says Guanche "It relinks the broken disulfide bonds caused by chemical, thermal, and mechanical damage to the hair."

As for makeup, Guanche would also pick up a jar of this lightweight, blendable loose powder. "I recommend applying it after your foundation but before blush," she says. "This setting powder locks in makeup for long wear and is popular because it doesn't contain light-reflecting pigments, so you won't look 'white' in photos."

Here we have a Guanche's holy-grail contour product: a vegan, cruelty-free palette offering a variety of powders all of which are blendable, natural-looking, and smell like chocolate.

Guanche swears by this Sephora best seller for long, healthy lashes. "The hourglass-shaped brush was designed with extra-stiff bristles, so one coat is all you need. Two coats and your lashes are multidimensional," she says. "This also is great because it doesn't contain parabens."

One last makeup pick from Guanche: "I use this every day after contouring," she says. The featherlight powder can be used on the face, eyes, or body for a subtle, stunning glow.

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