14 Skin Care Products That Will Make You Look Younger

Zap zits, smooth fine lines, brighten eyes—the following products do all that and more, and they're dermatologist-approved. These are the best skin care products of 2015, as chosen by Health editors, celebrity makeup artists, beauty bloggers, and MDs.

The Experts:
Ilana Blitzer, Health beauty director; Paul Cucinello, celebrity hair stylist in Los Angeles and New York City; Francesca Fusco, MD, assistant clinical professor of dermatology at Mount Sinai Hospital in New York City; Suzy Gerstein, New York City celebrity makeup artist; Julie Kandalec, celebrity manicurist and creative director of Paintbox in New York City; Joanna Simkin, New York City celebrity makeup artist; Alexis Wolfer, founder of TheBeautyBean.com; Jessica Wu, MD, assistant clinical professor of dermatology at the University of Souther California School of Medicine in Los Angeles

Benzac Intensive Spot Treatment

($10; amazon.com)

"The gel sinks in fast and goes deep to kill bacteria without overly drying," says dermatologistJessica Wu, MD.

Brightening Hydrogel Mask

($8; sephora.com)

Vitamins and peptides deliver instant radiance. "It’s like a quickie for skin!" jokes Ilana Blitzer, Health's beauty director.

Skinceuticals Physical Matte UV Defense SPF 50

($24; amazon.com)

A physical block with a barely-there feel? "I'm impressed," Dr. Wu says. "It left my skin velvety." The mattifying tint doubles as foundation.

Foreo Luna

($139; sephora.com)

One side has silicone bristles to amp up your cleanse; the other has a massage pad. "The pulses mimic office devices I use to tighten skin," says dermatologist Francesca Fusco, MD.

Dr. Dennis Gross Alpha Beta MediSpa Peel

($110; sephora.com)

An impressive 15 acids improve texture and tone. Raves Dr. Fusco, "You'd think it was made from the Fountain of Youth."

Burt’s Bees Renewal Firming Day Lotion with SPF

($16; amazon.com)

The featherweight formula gives serious hydration plus potent anti-agers, Dr. Wu says.

Garnier Ultra-Lift Miracle Sleeping Cream

($17; ulta.com)

Found: a nongreasy rejuvenator. "When I awoke," reports beauty blogger Alexis Wolfer, "it looked like I had spent a week relaxing at a spa."

Vichy Liftactiv Supreme

($35; amazon.com)

It firms right away (adenosine pulls skin taut), our testers say, and over time (rhamnose stimulates collagen).

Simple Skincare Micellar Cleansing Water

($6; amazon.com)

This dissolves dirt and makeup and is incredibly soothing. "Bonus: no rinsing!" Blitzer says.

SK-II Power Brightening Specialist

($205; sephora.com)

The lightener's licorice and oat improve dark spots in weeks. "And it repairs damage that can lead to new spots," Dr. Fusco says. Win-win.

SkinMedica GlyPro Antioxidant Serum

($63; amazon.com)

This serum speeds up cell turnover. "One drop a day helps reduce signs of aging," Dr. Fusco notes.

Clarins Total Eye Concentrate

($83; sephora.com)

A one-two punch that softens lines and depuffs, Dr. Wu says.

Prevage Neck and Décolleté Firm & Repair Cream

($115; nordstrom.com)

"Like a good push-up bra," Blitzer points out, "this concentrate will give skin a little lift."

GlamGlow YouthCleanse

($39; sephora.com)

Wolfer is a fan: “My skin felt so clean and got brighter in weeks.”