Walk out the door in the morning with skin that’s fresh, plumped with moisture, and glowing and you move through the entire day differently. The secret—whether there doesn’t seem to be a cream on earth cushiony enough to quench your

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   Droplette
   Droplette
   Device
   Droplette, $299

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dry skin or you’re tackling rough texture—is layering your skin care so it really sinks in and can get to work smoothing the appearance of lines, softening the look of imperfections, and boosting radiance.

How can you get skin care to melt in? Start with the lightest-textured treatments and layer up to the thickest to help all of them absorb more easily. Always apply a formula to clean, damp skin—it’s more porous than dry skin. And now this brilliant at-home device is an option, using next-level clinically tested technology to help skin care best absorb into your skin.

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   Droplette
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   Droplette, $299

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Droplette delivers active ingredients up to 90 percent more effectively than fingers alone. First, it uses electronic vibration to reduce the size of skin-care particles, which makes them much more absorptive. Then it expels them at a high velocity into the skin’s outermost layers. The brainchild of MIT-trained scientists, this tool is designed to be used with the brand’s daily serums—

we love the one for brightening and targeting uneven skin tone (shown)—which come in capsule form. Each capsule is single-use and recyclable, and they come in packs of 14 or 30. Drop one into your Droplette and the tool aerosolizes the serum into a micromist that transports the active ingredients into the skin’s outermost layers. Droplette itself is adorable—it resembles a miniature spaceship—and sleek and compact enough to throw in a makeup bag and travel with.

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   Droplette
   Tranexamic Eraser, 30-Pack
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Both the tool and serum fit easily into any routine and work no matter your skin type. They’re especially great for giving skin a boost during the colder months; always use the serum as your first layer, smoothing in richer moisturizers on top.