The skinification of makeup is in full effect, and beauty’s buzziest brands are delivering on the demand. Here, the latest complexion launches that don’t just cover, they nourish.

MAC Cosmetics Studio Radiance Serum-Powered Foundation, $46

Fifty-six shades, an 80 percent serum base and 33 skin care ingredients — that’s the premise of MAC’s newest offering. Made with 10 percent hyaluronic acid, jojoba oil and vitamin E, this aims to serve as the radiant-finish counterpart to the brand’s longstanding matte Studio Fix Fluid Foundation.

Haus Labs Triclone Skin Tech Concealer, $32

Lady Gaga’s Haus Labs lightweight concealer includes caffeine and fermented arnica to nourish the under-eye area as it brightens.

Glossier Stretch Fluid Foundation, $34

A rebrand, a Sephora launch and now, its first foundation — Glossier is sailing through 2023 in full force. This gel-cream product has an 89 percent skin care base with ingredients like rosehip and plankton extract, and comes in 32 shades.

BareMinerals Original Pure Serum Radiant Natural Liquid Foundation Mineral SPF 20, $44

Glycerin, hyaluronic acid and white water lily flower give BareMinerals’ newest its pore-blurring, skin-smoothing capabilities.

Youthforia Date Night Skin Tint Serum Foundation, $48

After scoring big with Mark Cuban on ABC’s “Shark Tank” earlier this year, Youthforia founder Fiona Co Chan is introducing foundation — more specifically, “foundation you can sleep in.” With 15 flexible shades, this skin tint is comprised of 68 percent skin care ingredient including wrinkle-fighter adenosine.

Shiseido RevitalEssence Skin Glow Foundation, $56

Infused with Japanese rice-derived fermented kefir and niacinamide, this 30-shade offering was formulated with “the art of foundation, the science of skin care,” the brand says.

Fenty Beauty Eaze Drop Blur + Smooth Tint Stick, $35

In Rihanna we trust: sodium hyaluronate and murumuru butter offer all-day hydration in the multihyphenate’s latest complexion creation, which comes in 25 shades.