Recognize any of these beauty brand names? It’s okay if you don’t; they haven’t been easily accessible – until now. In honor of Net-A-Porter’s one year beauty anniversary, we’re highlighting the awesome range of hard-to-find skin, body and makeup brands available at the click of a mouse. They started with 11, now the luxury online retailer offers a carefully-curated assortment of over 90 beauty brands from all over the globe. Who knows, you might just discover your new can’t-live-without products here! 

 

Dr. Macrene Alexiades-Armenakas puts lengthy skincare regimens to shame with her one-jar-fits-all High Performance Anti-Aging Cream dubbed 37 Extreme Actives ($295). The formula combines 50 top anti-aging ingredients to combat lines, wrinkles, redness, dullness, UV damage, dehydration and more. Layering products has officially become a thing of the past. 

 

The UK-based skincare brand offers up this luxe restorative anti-aging cream, La Potion Infinie ($225), to fight wrinkles, blemishes and oxidative stress. It uses the anti-inflammatory and antibacterial properties of silver and DNA-HP to heal damaged cells while nourishing and firming the complexion. 

 

Former dermatology expert Claire Vero’s line of skincare harnesses the powers of probiotics and botanicals, using only 100 percent bioorganic formulas. The British brand offers up everything from an essential oil-infused Miracle Cleanser ($53) to antibacterial, bamboo washcloths called muslins ($28 for seven). 

 

If you’re on the hunt for a more organic, artisanal body care experience, look no further than UK brand Bamford. The range includes a detoxifying body scrub, bath salts, oils and candles all formulated with pure essential oils and botanicals. 

 

What’s loved by celebs like Miranda Kerr and Emma Stone, comes in really cool packaging and has mad love for your skin? Dr. Jackson’s Natural Products. The name behind the products, Dr. Simon Jackson, created these potent formulas after studying natural ingredients with traditional African and Indonesian healers. The line consists of the celeb-approved Coconut Melt (415), Skin Cream 01 Day SPF 20 ($120) and Skin Cream 02 Night ($120). 

 

If the fun, colorful packaging of Eau D’Italie’s range of bath and body products hasn’t sold you yet, here’s an extra push. The Italian brand takes you on a journey from Positano to Capri with help from its addictive scents. The line includes liquid hand soaps, bar soap, bath salts, body milks and EDTs. 

 

Hailing from Stockholm, skincare brand Estelle & Thild offers sustainable luxury in organic form. Their wide range of products include the popular anti-aging serum and oil duos that can be mixed together or worn separately. The brand just launched exclusively on Net-A-Porter this week! We’re obsessed with the packaging.

 

You don’t have to stay at the super chic Parisian-based Hotel Costes to enjoy their coveted line of bath and body products (each guest bedroom is fully stocked with The Red Line). The signature scent of lavender, musk and rose is available in shower gel, soap, EDT and candle form. 

 

Ilia is their name and lipstick with benefits is their game. Think extreme color payoff and nourishing, organic ingredients. The brand even offers lip balms and exfoliators, and highlighter sticks to complete your look. 

 

James Read bronzes the bods of Britain’s elite babes (Ellie Goulding just got her faux glow by Read before her big Madison Square Garden show in NYC this week). But this is no ordinary self-tanning brand. James Read products combine faux tanning with skincare benefits for the ultimate inner and outer glow. We’re smitten with the Sleep Mask Tan ($65), a soothing overnight moisturizer that gives you a beautiful glow overnight. Is that genius or what?

 

Here’s a fragrance that makes any vanity look chic. With unique notes like Indian souk mandarin, tonka bean and juniper berries, New York-based brand Joya is changing the way we think about and smell fragrance. But what really makes us drool is the stunning, handcrafted porcelain bottles and gold-dipped application wands. We die.

 

Here’s a fun fact for all you sea salt spray-loving ladies out there. Lavett and Chin are the original makers of the now cult hair product (their Original Seasalt Texturizing Mist launched in 1999). The line includes the spray and a pomade blended with only natural preservatives and housed in old school apothecary-esque packaging. The best part? They are huge supporters of small companies and family-owned farms. 

 

When it comes to luxury British nail lacquers, Leighton Denny reigns supreme. Think of him as the British Deborah Lippmann. Yeah, he’s that good. The collection of no-chip, high-pigment nail polish comes in a huge selection of trendy shades with a glamorous finish. Our spring must-have shade? Get Your Côte, the perfect cerulean. 

 

Here’s something you don’t see every day: luxe, anti-aging hand sanitizer. Seriously! Renouve’s Swiss-made hand sanitizer is not your average disinfectant. It’s made with bitter orange peel (high in antibacterial properties), aloe vera, antioxidants and collagen-producing peptides for clean, younger-looking hands. 

We love a brand that’s rich in history, and Santa Maria Novella has plenty of it. It started out in 1221 (!) as one of the first pharmacies in Italy. Now, the artisanal skincare brand is made from original recipes and age-old techniques. No matter what your skin concern, Santa Maria Novella has a cream for it. But at $203, history doesn’t come cheap.