Emma Stone, Teyana Taylor Skincare at Golden Globes: Shop Online

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The Golden Globes is glowing this year, thanks in part to one Hollywood-loved skincare line taking over the ceremony: The Beauty Sandwich by Iván Pol.

Stars such as Emma Stone, Teyana Taylor, Tessa Thompson, Chase Sui Wonders, Rhea Seehorn and more prepped their skin with a trio of products: the Snatching Brightening Vitamin Sauce ($295), Snatching Lifting Vitamin Sauce ($250) and Amuse Bouche Appetizing Antioxidant Spritz ($175).

His signature sculpting method — a more affordable, at-home alternative to his $1,800 facials adored by the industry — delivers facelift-like results using three different types of radio frequency to tighten, lift, and firm the skin. “You can literally feel it plumping the face,” Pol tells Variety.

Pol has quietly become one of Hollywood’s most in-demand skin savants, with a client list that reads like an awards-season seating chart. The name behind his skincare line nods to his signature philosophy of thoughtfully layering active ingredients. The products essentially offer a distilled version of what happens during one of his high-touch facials, engineered to create visible firmness and definition without relying on aggressive actives or device-driven tricks. The “tightening” effect comes from a disciplined approach to layering: hydrating bases that plump the skin first, followed by targeted actives that support elasticity and barrier strength, then sealing everything in with rich but breathable occlusives. Rather than chasing short-lived tautness from drying ingredients, the formulas are designed to improve how skin holds water and responds to stimulation, which in turn makes facial contours appear more lifted and sculpted over time.

Many of the products work in tandem with Pol’s recommended massage techniques, encouraging circulation and lymphatic drainage to enhance cheekbones, jawlines and overall facial architecture. But if you aren’t planning on an $1,800 facial (with a thousand-person waitlist) any time soon, the products below will do: