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Amazon's October Prime Big Deal Days sale began on October 6th and runs through October 7th, offering significant discounts across various categories including tech, fashion, beauty, and home appliances. A Prime membership, costing $139 annually, grants access to exclusive deals like free two-day shipping and discounted prices on items such as Greenies pet snacks, Hanes hoodies (down from $26 to $13), Levi’s jeans with up to 48% off, Dyson Airwraps, Ninja air fryers, and Philips Sonicare cordless power flossers. Prime Big Deal Days also features notable TV deals, with models like the Hisense 65-inch E7 Cinema Hi-QLED Mini-LED Series available at reduced prices. Additionally, beauty products from Hollywood-favorite brands are on sale, including Medicube Zero Pore Pads and glow-enhancing lotions. The event provides a prime opportunity to upgrade home essentials such as vacuums, heating pads, and kitchen appliances with discounts ranging up to 50%. Prime members can also access perks like free fast delivery, Amazon Music, and Prime Video during this period. Non-members can take advantage of these deals by signing up for a free trial or purchasing a short-term membership. The sale is considered ideal for starting holiday shopping early while inventory levels are still high and prices lower than Black Friday sales. Major brands involved include Samsung, Hisense, Sony, Dyson, Philips, Shark, KitchenAid, Cuisinart, and NutriBullet. These deals are expected to attract consumers looking to optimize their spending during fall shopping season.
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Amazon’s Prime Big Deal Days — a Prime Day-like fall sales event — is here, running now through Oct. 7.
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And in between deals on big-ticket tech, fashion and household essentials, we spotted a plethora of marked-down beauty products from some of Hollywood’s favorite brands.
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(And check back often, as we’ll be updating these picks live throughout the sale.)
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From Alix Earle to Paige DeSorbo to Kyle Richards, plenty of stars have these exfoliating pads in their routines (and Amazon storefronts).
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Richards has highlighted them in several livestreams, once saying they “open your pores, but also let the products you’re putting on top of it really penetrate.”
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Earle’s dermatologist, Dr. Kiran Mian, also raved about them in a Page Six Style interview, saying: “Medicube Zero Pore Pads have the perfect balance of soothing ingredients with effective exfoliants.
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Using actives requires special attention to our skin barrier.”
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Stars shine a little extra thanks to this glow-boosting lotion, which can be used as bronzer or highlighter (depending on which shade you select).
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Martha Stewart uses it all the time — so much so, her makeup artist, “RHONY” star Daisy Toye, goes through a tube a week.
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“It’s how she gets that dewy look, like she just got a facial,” she once told People
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Frankel’s also raved about it on multiple occasions, telling us it gives her “the perfect glow … no streaks, no stains.”
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Now that’s a smile-worthy deal.
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Prime Day is always a great time to stock up on the Crest whitening strips Alix Earle and Paige DeSorbo use; several of our editors swear by them, too.
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(Not to mention, they have a 4.6-star average out of a whopping 106,598 ratings.)
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What do Kendall Jenner and Melissa Gorga have in common?
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Both swear by this buzzy K-beauty cream.
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The “RHONJ” star loves it so much, she even called it her “home Botox secret” in a sponsored TikTok.
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Jenner praised its powers in her own clip last month, saying: “This is so lightweight but leaves my skin feeling hydrated and plump.”
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(The brand ambassador also shouted out the on-sale Collagen Retinol Refining Gua Sha Cream.)
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Paige DeSorbo is so obsessed with these viral face masks, she said they “truly are life-changing” during an Amazon Live.
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(After trying them myself, I understand the social media hype.)
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Kyle Richards also highlighted them in a livestream, saying: “These feel amazing and make such a difference in your skin.”
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She declared it the “the best body wash going” on Instagram Stories, saying it’s “just elite.”
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This trendy K-beauty gadget has earned social media shoutouts from a staggering number of stars.
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Kylie Jenner used it before Coachella, while Hailey Bieber and Alix Earle have both included it in their videos.
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Meanwhile, Kim Kardashian posted a sponsored video with the upgraded Booster Pro X2, saying it “really helps to sculpt and get that glow at home.”
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Kathy Hilton can’t get enough of this neck cream, once telling E! it’s the only one that “actually works.”
The “RHOBH” star even said she’s talked with “head buyers from every major department store in the UK, LA [and] San Francisco” and found they agree that “there’s nothing better.”
Don’t sleep on these deals.
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Laneige’s cult-favorite lip mask has a laundry list of celeb fans, including Sydney Sweeney, Kendall Jenner, Kate Hudson and Brooke Shields.
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(Plenty of Page Six editors use it nightly, too.)
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Booked-and-busy Anne Hathaway has shared multiple selfies wearing these cooling eye patches, which target puffiness and signs of fatigue.
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She’s not alone; everyone from Sydney Sweeney to Jessica Alba uses the brand’s luxe skin care.
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While Nikki Glaser once had a comedy routine about how much she hates waiting at nail salons, these Glamnetic press-ons solved her problem entirely.
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She trusts the stick-on nails so much, she even wore them to host the Golden Globes earlier this year.
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“I am obsessed with these … the best,” she said on Paige DeSorbo’s Amazon Live show last month.
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“I wear these on every TV show.”
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Meghan Markle included this collagen-packed cream in her now-defunct ShopMy roundup, while Lala Kent told Amazon Live viewers she’d ordered multiple tubs of it.
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“I put it kind of everywhere … all over my face, my neck [and] my chest,” she explained of the formula, designed to deliver a hydrated, “glass skin” effect.
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Few LED masks have as many celebrity fans as this innovative, rarely-on-sale Shark model, which comes with detachable cooling eye patches and has settings targeted at acne, aging and de-puffing.
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Khloé Kardashian, Sabrina Carpenter, Kyle Richards and Sofia Richie Grainge are all fans; the latter once said in a sponsored clip, “I have never seen anything like this mask before.”
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Like all of Laura Geller’s products, this hydrating lip balm is formulated with mature skin in mind — meaning it won’t settle into fine lines.
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