Score 29% off editor-loved beauty products at the iHerb Anniversary Sale
Giving your beauty bag a fall refresh?
Whether you’re combating colder temperatures with hydrating skincare or simply trying a new makeup must-have, iHerb’s sitewide Anniversary Sale has a slew of options for any routine.
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In honor of the retailer’s 29th year in business, you can score 29% off a slew of beauty products right now with the promo code 29SWSEP, from K-beauty buys to drugstore favorites. Shop some of our favorites below — but act fast, as deals end in less than 72 hours.
Cosrx’s viral snail mucin skincare has racked up a long list of famous fans in recent years. The lightweight essence targets dark spots and dull, rough or damaged skin.
Another K-beauty brand that has A-listers obsessed? Medicube. Between its buzzy devices and its editor-loved skincare products, the company’s taking off in a major way right now.
The best iHerb deals include this mask packed with powerhouse skincare ingredients like collagen and niacinamide. It’s earned over 300 five-star ratings to date, with satisfied shoppers calling it “such good quality” and describing its texture as “silky and comforting.”
With over 6,000 five-star reviews, these patches have a mighty big reputation. They’re designed to absorb pimple gunk in six to eight hours. (And if you prefer a more invisible option that can be layered under makeup, the brand also makes a Mini Invisible patch pack.)
Having personally tried the latter, I can attest they saved me many times this week before on-camera interviews and NYFW events.
This drugstore favorite has a glowing reputation in Hollywood, with stars of all ages slathering some on before red carpets. Whether you’re using a shade lighter than your natural skin tone for highlighting or a darker one for bronzing and contouring, the product layers like a dream with makeup.
Maybelline’s Instant Age Rewind Eraser made our list of the most celeb-loved concealers on the market — and with good reason. The sponge tip allows for easy application and up to 12 hours of hydrating wear.
From celebrity makeup artists to reality stars, plenty of beauty-obsessed shoppers swear by Aquaphor. A true multitasker, it can be used to prevent chafing or soothe dry, irritated skin. Plus, some pros even layer it under concealer for a more crease-free finish.
Another powerhouse product? Weleda’s Skin Food, an under-$15 staple. While it first launched back in 1926, it’s a modern hit among stars.
It can be applied to hands, feet, elbows and cuticles or added to your makeup routine as a primer or highlighter.
The (almost) sitewide sale also includes supplements from brands like Vital Proteins, known for its celebrity ambassadors. In addition to the classic unflavored version of the company’s collagen powder, iHerb also sells a lemon-flavored one that mixes with water and other beverages.
Shopping this serum while it’s under $25 is a bright idea inded. Powered by clinical-grade vitamin C, the formula is aimed at brightening skin and boosting elasticity.
The site also has its own in-house brands — including California Gold Nutrition, which makes this biotin-infused hair mask with over 150 five-star ratings.
“I’m honestly so impressed with this hair product! The quality is top-notch,” one shopper wrote.
To complete the routine, the brand also makes a Strengthening Hair and Scalp Oil and a Strengthening Shampoo and Conditioner duo.
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This article was written by Hannah Southwick, Commerce Associate Editor for Page Six. Hannah spies deals on actually affordable celebrity-worn styles, puts Hollywood’s favorite labels to the test and finds the beauty products that keep stars red carpet-ready. She consults stylists and industry pros — including celebs themselves — for firsthand product recommendations, trend predictions and more. In addition to writing for Page Six since 2020, her work has been featured in USA Today and Parade.
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