9 Things Our Editors Bought in March That Made Us *So* Happy

March comes with the luck of the... well, shoppers, in this case. From sneakers that'll help you get outside to our newfound favorite skincare items, it's hard not to fill your entire shopping basket with anything and everything you want—which is why we turn inwards. (To our own team, that is.)

With so many deals this month from the Sephora Sale to ongoing sleep and wellness sales in honor of Sleep Week and Earth Month, our editors scooped up some items that they're loving and think you'll love, too. Scroll down to find out what our editors were obsessed with during the month of March.

Well+Good March Joy of the Month Picks

Amy Eisinger, Head of Content

Saucony Endorphin Speed 4 Boston Edition — $170

About 15 years ago, I ran my first half-marathon ever wearing Saucony sneakers—so suffice to say that the brand and I go way back. I've tested the Kinvara and the Endorphin previously, and these trainers never disappoint. This edition, decked out in red, white, blue, and gold accents in honor of the upcoming Boston Marathon in April, still checks all the right boxes. The shoe is super lightweight (7.2 oz) and has an 8mm drop—meaning there's an offset there you can feel when you're running. My everyday running shoe for the past several months has been the Hoka Bondi 8 (which weighs 8.9 oz), so these felt considerably lighter on my feet. They're firm, with less cushioning than a shoe I might wear for a long-haul run, but super springy and responsive, which made them ideal for speed work and sprints. Although I might not recommend them to a beginner runner, I think they're a great race day shoe and perfect if you're training to PR during your next event.

Celine Newman, Director of Audience Development

Dr. Dennis Gross DRx SpectraLite™ FaceWare Pro — $455

I have finally jumped on the LED facemask bandwagon and see why so many people love using an at-home device. After a few weeks of consistent use, I've noticed a significant change in my skin! The market is very oversaturated with different options to choose from, so I did a lot of research before purchasing this one. What stuck out the most for me was that it is only a three-minute cycle (vs. 10 minutes for competitors) and that it wasn't just red light, but blue light, which is helping my adult acne-prone skin.

Jen Ator, Contributing Fitness Editor

Dermalogica Pro-Collagen Banking Serum — $89

I never really thought about dry skin until I moved to Colorado. Now, I'm eternally thinking about it. I added this serum to my morning routine, and oh my lord, I am obsessed. It's got a beautifully silky and lightweight texture, and genuinely takes my skin from dull and dehydrated to fresh and radiant within minutes. My husband (who does not notice these kinds of things) told me my skin looked really good recently. So yeah, it's working.

Kelsey Kennick, Director of Content Operations

Mini Owala Lip Balm Holder Keychain — $13

If you're the type of person who needs to have a lip balm or chapstick stashed in every purse, pocket, and drawer, then you're going to want to get this keychain STAT. It works perfectly for walks or errands when you only need to have your keys on you, and let's be real, it's just a really cute key chain that brings me a lot of joy. This also would work perfectly as a pill holder for allergy girlies, lactaid poppers, or Tums fanatics.

Danny Feekes, Head of Commerce

Circa 1970 Luxury Face Oil — $110

Yes, I fell prey to the hundreds of Instagram ads I came across—and, admittedly, to the fact that Austin Butler, Jacob Elordi, and Adam Scott are all fans. But honestly? I’m glad the hype got me. My skin looks noticeably brighter on Zoom calls, and that alone is priceless. Excited to see what the Circa 1970 team does next.

Sukhman Rekhi, Senior Health Editor

Adult Sweat Set — $98

It's 56 degrees and raining outside of my Northern California apartment as I write this. And as much as I'd like a bit more warmth from the sun, I love being cozy. This adult sweat set from Forever French has been my go-to for those extra cold days when I need something snuggly. The fabric is thick, the baby yellow color is beautiful, and it's the perfect lounge outfit for a night in.

Khuyen Dinh, Editorial Assistant

Goodles — $5

I am totally addicted to Goodles and want to try all the flavors immediately. They transport me back to my childhood favorites with added protein, fiber, and nutrients, so I actually feel satisfied and full after my meal!

Allison Forsyth, General Assignment Associate Editor

Sahajan Ayurvedic Dry Brush & Oil — $18

I've heard so much about dry brushing and how it's great for exfoliating your skin and promoting lymphatic drainage, so when I got my hands on this Ayurvedic Dry Brush from Saharajan, I knew I needed to give it a go. My skin has been so dry and dull from the winter, but I've already noticed an improvement in my skin's texture and brightness after using it for only one week. The brush itself has really soft bristles, and the cloth handle makes it easy to use. I dry brush with the brand's body oil (a mix of coconut, almond, and sesame oil) and feel so refreshed each time.

Emily Ziemski, Senior Food Editor

MiniOna Soft Bag — $94

I get asked so often about this bag that I figured I'd share it with the masses. Honestly, I bought this bag almost two years ago, but it's been the best investment. It's large enough to hold a mini toiletry bag (which holds makeup, sunscreen, hand lotions, etc), a book, an umbrella, and something extra like a snack or a hat. It's also water-resistant, so I'm not worried about it getting wet during heavy weather days. Also, it has this puffy jacket-like material, so it's just fun to squish.