All the Beauty Products We Want to Buy on Black Friday and Cyber Monday
Soon you’ll be in the dark days of holiday shopping—buying presents for your family, your friends, and the coworker with 12 too many bobbleheads in her cube whose name you drew for Secret Santa.
Two things that can help: One, do not under any circumstances set foot in a mall or big-box store unless you get off on being caught in a Hunger Games–style spree for bargain televisions. Instead, shop online right after Thanksgiving for crazy-good deals you don’t have to line up for. And two, get ideas for your (mostly) loved ones off this list. While you’re at it, get yourself something new for your medicine cabinet or makeup bag. With products for your hair, feet, and almost everything in between, we literally have you covered from head to toe.
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A Luxe Eye Cream
Tap this no-sting, ultra-concentrated moisturizer on morning and/or night for a bright-eyed look no matter how much (or little) sleep you’ve been getting. Kiehl’s Creamy Eye Treatment With Avocado, $48
An Un-Messy Dry Shampoo
Mists aren’t always up to the task of heavy-duty oil absorption, while powders are messy. This spray-on powder keeps your hair and your sink clean. R+Co Skyline Dry Shampoo Powder, $36
A-Lister Skin Products
You can’t necessarily get a celebrity facial, but you can get a serum created by a celebrity facialist. This one contains hydrating hyaluronic acid and other miracle-working ingredients. Joanna Vargas Daily Serum, $100
The Internet’s Favorite Brow Product
The Instagram ads are mesmerizing. The reviews border on ecstatic. The cult of Boy Brow, a wax-based grooming formula that comes in four shades, is strong. Join it. Glossier Boy Brow, $16
Multitasking Products
This cream blusher gives your cheeks a dewy, sun-kissed glow long past beach season. Plus, you can use it on your lips and eyelids. Charlotte Tilbury Beach Stick, $45
A Foot-Pampering Tool
This grater sloughs off calluses to keep your feet baby-soft between pedicures. Microplane Colossal Pedicure Rasp, $11
Back-to-Basics Makeup
Even someone who has never stepped foot in a Sephora can do a cat eye with this dummy-proof winged-eyeliner stamp. Vavavoom Stamp, $19
A Hardworking Moisturizer
The be-all and end-all for dry hands (and face, and body, and lips), this cream pulls off the holy-grail trick of going on nongreasy but doing the work of an ointment. Yu-Be Moisturizing Skin Cream, $26
An At-Home Blowout Bar
This one-handed wonder replaces your hair-dryer and round brush—and has more than 8,000 five-star reviews. Revlon One-Step Hair Dryer & Volumizer, $60
Next-Level Mascara
It’s totally tubular. No, seriously: “Tubing” technology wraps lashes in polymer (versus tinting them) for volume that slides off only when you wash your face and not a second before. Kevyn Aucoin The Volume Mascara, $28
The Sunscreen Editors Love
Blur your pores and mattify your skin with a translucent tinted formula that offers SPF 40 and can be worn with or without makeup. Supergoop! Smooth & Poreless 100% Mineral Matte Sunscreen, from $18
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