Amazon Prime Day 2023: Every Beauty Product We Tested (and Liked) on Sale

The world loves this lip mask and we know why. Five Cut editors tried out this product and came to the conclusion that it leaves your lips so soft and is worth purchasing (especially now that’s in on sale.)

When it comes to eye creams, this is the Amazon best seller. After testing the product, which has hyaluronic acid and vitamin E, we found it was more than suitable for all skin types. In her review, shopping writer Chinea Rodriguez praised its ability to soothe chapped, irritated, and very sensitive skin.

These resurfacing pads are an easy and powerful way to add glycolic acid to your regime and reduce the texture of your skin.

These textured pads work as a physical exfoliate to reduce the look of pores, dark spots, and uneven skin texture post-cleanser.

I use this brow serum and find that my brows have never looked fuller!

Half skin care and half makeup, this mist is the perfect primer and setting spray, especially if you have dry skin that needs an extra boost.

Elemis’s essential-oil-infused cleansing balm works to melt makeup and excess oils off and is a favorite of YouTuber Monet McMichael.

This oil cleanser has over a thousand five-star Amazon ratings and doesn’t leave a weird film post-cleanse.

You don’t have to travel to Paris to get this French pharmacy staple.

So many people swear by Elemis’s creams. This one is moisturizing and light, and is proven to increase hydration, reduce the look of fine lines, and improve elasticity.

Rachel Bashien, the Cut’s managing editor, recommends this whipped moisturizer that’s light enough for any skin type but still provides up to 48 hours of hydration.

Joanna Nikas, the Cut’s deputy style editor, swears by this cream. This weightless silky cream contains active ginseng saponin that helps skin look firmer and smoother. It’s perfect for those who want to target fine lines.

We had seven different editors try this product, and they all concluded it is an absolute need, especially if you purchase it while on sale.

So many people we talk to for “Why Is Your Skin So Good” boast about this red-light device and its excellent benefits, and now it’s 60 percent off.

These stainless-steel tweezers are some of the best on the market, and their being on sale is a nudge to throw away your old pair and buy a new one.

A gentle silicone brush that cleanses your skin for an at-home spa experience. This blue one is made for combination skin, but if you have normal or sensitive skin, those devices are also on sale.

If you haven’t tried dry-brushing yet, there’s still time. It stimulates the lymphatic system, exfoliates, removes toxins, and increases circulation.

The best of the best when it comes to hair claws. The size is perfect whether you have long and thick hair or short and thin hair.

This dry shampoo from Kristin Ess is Cut Shop editor Hanna Flanagan’s favorite affordable dry shampoo on the market. “I reach for it between washes, of course, but I use it (sparingly!) on clean hair when I need some texture. The best part? The lightweight and fast-acting formula is completely translucent, so I never have to worry about white residue,” she says.

This cream makes your hair frizz-free and shiny without blow-drying. Just apply a quarter-size amount to towel-dried hair root to tip and voilà.

educe signs of shedding and hair thinning to support thicker, fuller-looking hair.

GHD dryers are some of the best on the market, and this one delivers professional-strength airflow and a light, ergonomic design.

This is one of our favorite flat irons because of its curved plates that allow you to create different types of styles, whether it’s smooth waves, curls, or sleek, straight hair. After testing multiple flat irons, Cut contributor Shanna Shipin says this one is worth its value and likes that it has an automatic shutoff feature, so you don’t have to worry about whether you turned it off or not. Life changing.

CeraVe is beloved by Cut editors like Maya Allen, our beauty director-at-large, when it comes to moisturizers. This itch-relief version is no exception. It’s even strong enough to help those who have eczema and dermatitis.

This thick shea-butter hand cream is our overall best pick for its simple yet effective formula and its richness, which is what stood out to our team when reviewing.

Cut editor Hanna Flanagan loves this foaming self-tanner. It dries quickly, isn’t streaky, and actually has a natural-looking olive undertone.

This shower oil smells like cookies, isn’t too runny, and leaves your skin so soft. It’s luxury in a bottle, and former beauty director Kathleen Hou is a longtime fan thanks to its pleasing almondy-vanilla scent and the way that this oil becomes a frothy, silky lather with water that negates the need for lotion afterward.

I mean, who doesn’t want sunscreen that looks like whipped cream?

Even if these are considered drugstore brushes, many makeup artists love them, so now is your chance to get this set at a discount.

Anastasia’s brow products are top-notch, including this powder duo that allows you to create fuller-looking brows.

This primer from Tatcha starts as a solid and melts into a silky base layer that keeps makeup in place or, alone, makes your face look smoother.

A natural lip and cheek stain that uses your body’s chemistry to create a unique color that lasts all day long.

Though this product has its fair share of dupes out there, it still provides amazing laminated brows that stay all day long.

If you want a stronger whitening product, consider using Crest’s lightweight device that weakens stains.

Moon Beauty is the Gen-Z oral-care brand, and this teeth-whitening pen is like a Tide to Go stick for your smile. Plus, it contains essential oils and tastes like mint; I’ve been using mine religiously.