House of Sephora Singapore: New Launches We’re Making Space For

If you’re still new to the concept, House of Sephora is the bi-annual showcase of all things cutting-edge in beauty. Think of it as a window into upcoming beauty trends, viral products and the latest launches arriving at our closest Sephora stores.
From complexion-perfecting powders to smarter cleansers, scalp serums and a very sweet new crop of fragrances, the latest House of Sephora preview gave us plenty to add to our beauty wish lists. Some of these launches have already landed, while others are still under wraps and coming to a Sephora near you soon.

More importantly, there were some clear beauty trends emerging from all that newness. Base is big again, barrier care is showing no signs of slowing down and even the humble cleanser is getting a serious upgrade. And since there is a lot to take in, we’ve tried and tested these to shortlist our favourites. From glow-giving bases to fast hair fixes and scent-led body care, these are the new launches we recommend you making space for.

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Makeup Is Having a Major Base Moment

If there is one thing House of Sephora made clear this season, it is that a really good base is back in focus. Not heavy foundation or complicated contouring, but powders and lightweight complexion products that blur, correct and keep makeup looking fresh for longer.

Hourglass Vanish Airbrush Pressed Powder is one of the new additions already creating quite a stir. The sheer, talc-free pressed powder helps absorb excess oil and soften the appearance of pores without making skin look overly powdered. It also slips into a handbag, making midday touch-ups stylish and considerably easier in Singapore weather.

For those who prefer loose powder, ONE/SIZE Ultimate Setting Powder is another option for locking everything in place. Delivering up to 24 hours of shine control, this finely-milled powder soft-focuses skin for a smooth, soft-matte finish that lasts all day. 

Plus, there is more coming. Charlotte Tilbury is adding Airbrush Flawless Blur Loose Powder to its much-loved Airbrush family, with the new launch coming to a Sephora near you soon.

Tarte takes a slightly different route with its CC Color Correcting Tinted Serum. This lightweight complexion formula combines colour-correcting pigments with ingredients including niacinamide and hyaluronic acid, making it an easy choice for days when a full foundation feels unnecessary.

After all that base, a little sparkle feels deserved. Makeup by Mario Shift Shimmer Cream Eyeshadow was another early look from House of Sephora, with Singapore launch details still under wraps. Keep an eye out. It is coming to a Sephora near you soon.

For more complexion finds, head to our guide to the best foundations, skin tints, cushions and powders.

Barrier Care Is Still Going Strong

Skincare has spent the past few years becoming increasingly interested in the skin barrier, and judging by this season's launches, that conversation is not ending anytime soon.

Aestura Atobarrier365 Cream sits firmly in this camp. The Korean brand specialises in barrier care, and its ceramide-rich moisturiser is designed for dry and sensitive skin that needs lasting moisture and support.

There is plenty for those who find traditional creams too heavy, too. The Biossance Squalane + Probiotic Gel Moisturizer delivers light gel hydration while leveraging live probiotics to balance the skin microbiome, soothing irritation, redness, and congestion. Glow Recipe Watermelon Milk Peptide Glow Cushion Cream may be the most fun of the group. Inspired by the bouncy feel of Korean cushion formulas, it combines peptides with watermelon, squalane, glycerin, panthenol and ceramides. The cushiony texture also makes it an interesting skin-prep step before makeup.

Then there is Laneige Balance Mode Shine Control Weightless Moisturizer, which feels particularly well timed for Singapore. Designed to hydrate while helping control excess shine, it offers the moisture skin needs without adding another rich layer on an already humid morning. 

The New Skincare Treatments to Watch

There are also a couple of launches worth keeping space for on the skincare shelf.

Anua Vitamin C Glutathione Brightening Capsule Mist puts brightening skincare into an easy mist format, an appealing idea for anyone who wants another treatment step without adding another serum to the routine. Available at Sephora stores and online at Sephora.sg from 2 Sept 2026.

Dr Dennis Gross Skincare is also bringing its DRx BioRejuvenation Serum to the mix. The new treatment was previewed at House of Sephora ahead of its Sephora Singapore arrival and is making its way to a Sephora near you soon.

New to Sephora, ShaiShaiShai Liposome Repair Milky Cream pairs ceramide and panthenol with a milky texture. This formula uses Liposome Technology with ceramide, panthenol, urea, and peptides to deeply deliver up to 72-hour moisture, calm skin, and improve elasticity.
 

When Did Cleansers Get This Interesting?

Serums tend to get all the attention, but one of the more surprising themes at House of Sephora was just how much is happening with cleansers.

Tatcha The Matcha Foam Cleanse takes a clarifying approach, with matcha, prebiotic inulin and green clay in a foaming cleanser created for combination and oily skin.

FULLY Green Tomato Clay Mask Cleanser turns cleansing into a two-in-one treatment. It can be applied to dry skin as a quick clay mask before adding water and working it into a foam, or used simply as a daily cleanser. Also available in Red Tomato and Rice-Dough variants. 

Whipped makes the category even more playful with its Vegan Pack Cleansers. Strawberry & Vanilla Bean, Mugwort & Tea Tree, Lime And Avocado Lavocado and Fig And Cocoa Butter Muhwabutter are among the options, combining the satisfaction of a wash-off pack with an everyday cleansing step.

Aestura Atobarrier365 Gentle Foaming Cleanser keeps the focus on gentle, barrier-conscious cleansing, while Evereden Kids Cloud Face Wash brings younger skin into the conversation. Yes, this is finally a product that Sephora kids can safely use. 

Five very different takes on face wash in one seasonal preview? The cleanser is finally getting its moment.

Haircare Is Starting at the Scalp

The skincare influence continues once things move north of the forehead.

The already viral Aromatica Rosemary PDRN Scalp Serum taps into the growing interest in scalp care with a brush-type serum formulated with rosemary and PDRN for fuller, denser-looking hair. For the lengths, the focus shifts towards protecting, strengthening and adding shine. Amika The Protector Color Protect & Strengthen Treatment has colour-treated hair firmly in its sights, helping protect colour while strengthening stressed strands. It has yet to land at Sephora Singapore, so this is another one coming to a Sephora near you soon.

Olaplex No.7 Shine Serum Oil Mist is also on the way, taking the brand's shine-focused No.7 line into a lightweight mist format. OUAI Melrose Place Leave-In Conditioner adds something rather more sensorial. The smoothing leave-in brings the brand's popular Melrose Place fragrance into the hair routine, with its rose-led scent lingering while the formula conditions the lengths.

Fragrance Is Getting Sweeter

Gourmand lovers can relax. Sweet fragrances are showing no signs of slowing down. KAYALI Boujee Kitty Caramel Milk | 22 Eau de Parfum makes its intentions very clear from the name alone. Creamy, sweet and firmly in dessert territory, it is one for anyone whose perfume collection already contains more vanilla than a bakery.

Dolce&Gabbana Your Devotion Eau de Parfum Intense also moves towards something richer, offering a deeper interpretation of the Devotion fragrance family.

Florals get their turn with Carolina Herrera Good Girl Jasmine Absolute Eau de Parfum, which places jasmine firmly in focus, while Rare Beauty Rare Beginnings Eau de Parfum gives fans another reason to explore Selena Gomez's ever-growing beauty universe.

House of Sephora may have given us the first look, but the fun part starts now. Some of these products are already sitting on Sephora Singapore shelves, while others will arrive over the coming months. As for what beauty looks like for the rest of 2026? Expect better bases, cleverer cleansers, serious attention to the scalp and perfumes that smell good enough to eat.