39 Bargain Beauty Products On Amazon With The Highest Reviews

Regardless of how hopeless you are at a cat-eye, this pen from Docolor will have your eyeliner looking professional AF. Its ultra-thin tip is perfect for beginners and pros alike, offering a controlled line of pigment in just one swipe. It's waterproof and smudge-proof, too, so it'll stay on all day — even when exposed to moisture.

This 35-shade palette from Beauty Glazed proves that you don't need to spend a ton of money on a killer eyeshadow palette. For just $12, you get a mix of matte and shimmer shadows in a wide range of hues. It's the only palette you need to create tons of diverse eye looks — and you can't beat the price.

As far as detoxifying masks go, it doesn't get any better than the Aztec Secret Indian Healing Clay. The price is right, and it gained cult status thanks to its unrivaled deep-cleansing abilities. Mix it with some water or some apple cider vinegar, slather it on your face, and you'll be amazed by how well the clay draws out impurities. The result? Clearer, healthier skin — every time.

This micellar water from Garnier is proof that a soap-free cleanser can offer just as deep a clean. The formula cleanses skin and removes makeup in just one step, and you don't even have to rinse it off. It's gentle enough to be used on all skin types, from sensitive to acne-prone.

If you're looking to shape your brows at home, try this six-pack of facial razors from Tinkle. You pay just $5 for six razors that have a handy angled blade for easy shaping — but you can also use them to dermaplane, or exfoliate your face, for softer skin.

A great makeup sponge shouldn't cost a ton of money, as proven by this beauty sponge from Aesthetica. It works just as well as a certain pink makeup sponge, but costs significantly less than a Beauty Blender. It seamlessly buffs on all kinds of liquid and cream formulas, from blush to foundation, leaving an airbrushed-like finish behind.

This BB cream from Missha is as multi-functional as a foundation could get. Hyaluronic acids and ceramides hydrate, while rosemary and chamomile soothes your skin. Add that to a full-coverage formula that evens out your skin and delivers an SPF 42+, all for under $10. What more could you ask for?

Whether you're double cleansing or looking for something to take off hard-to-remove eye makeup, and oil cleanser, like this one from The Face Shop, is essential to have on hand. The star ingredient here is rice water, a centuries-old Korean beauty ingredient that's rich in vitamins and minerals. The formula also contains ceramides for added hydration, so your skin is left not only clean, but smooth and soft. It also smells divine.

Hair that's dry and/or damaged is more susceptible to frizz, split ends, and static. But a moisturizing mask, like this one from Shea Moisture, can fix all of those issues. Manuka honey, essential oils, and shea butter all work together to provide moisture and hydration. You can leave it on for just a few minutes or overnight — either way, your hair will be much softer with each use.

A gorgeous cream blush, like Canmake's Cream Cheek, should be a staple in everyone's makeup bag. This pinky-red hue looks great on all skin tones and blends easily with your fingers or a makeup sponge. Bonus: It can also be used as a lip tint on the fly, making this an amazing multi-use product for only $8.

Lip balm aficionados, you'll love this six-pack from ArtNaturals. You get six tubes for $7, so if you're constantly losing your balm, you'll be able to stock up for the long run. Flavors range from coconut to papaya to grapefruit, and beeswax and jojoba oil are the key ingredients that keep your lips moisturized and soft.

If you love sheet masks (who doesn't?), stock up on this 15-pack from K-beauty brand The Face Shop. It costs just $16, so you're only paying a dollar per mask. And they address a myriad of skin issues, from dehydration to dullness. Add them to your skin care routine, and you'll see a serious improvement in your complexion.

Cerave's Daily Moisturizing Lotion is a lightweight body cream that helps keep your skin's natural protective barrier in check. And at $11 for a big bottle, the price is just right. The fragrance-free formula contains hyaluronic acid and ceramides for ultimate hydration, and it absorbs instantly, so you can put your clothes on immediately after application. And that, of course, is priceless.

A rosehip seed oil, like this one from Teddie Organics, will quickly become the workhorse of your beauty routine. Use it as a carrier oil to mix with other essential oils or on its own to hydrate your hair, skin, and nails. Rosehip seed oil can also help cure scars, soothe burns, and treat rashes, so it's a great multi-tasker to have on hand.

Physician's Formula Butter Bronzer is one of the best dupes out there for NARS' cult-favorite Laguna bronzer, only it costs a fraction of the price. The formula contains a blend of murumuru butter, cupuacu butter, and tucuma butter, which are super hydrating, so you won't get any pilling or caking when you swipe it on. This makes it especially great for dry skin types, and it comes in three shades.

The only thing that could ever make cult-favorite Thayer's Witch Hazel even better is to put it in mist form. You're still getting the same amazing toning action. It's alcohol-free, seriously cleansing, and moisturizing in just one spritz. Plus, the rose water and aloe vera soothes and calms — all for $10.

Itchy, flakey scalps have met their match in this nourishing hair and scalp treatment. Tea tree oil, which is naturally antibacterial, helps fight dandruff, while soy proteins and shea butter moisturize your hair and scalp. There's also a dose of willow bark to naturally exfoliate, so your scalp should become hydrated and less itchy with each use.

Get yourself an Instagram-ready manicure with this multichrome polish from KBShimmer. It changes color depending on the light and angle, and it doesn't contain any toluene, formaldehyde, or dibutyl phthalate, so it's less toxic than a lot of other varnishes on the market. Skip the salon and try this instead — it costs $10 and looks super cool.

Magnetic lashes are a perfect option for those who can't figure out normal strip lashes — and Dioverde's 3-D Magnetic Eyelashes are a great option if you want to test drive this trend. Sure, they cost a little bit more than regular lashes with glue. But these babies are reusable, so you're getting more bang for your buck in the long run.

There's a reason why TonyMoly's line of I'm Real sheet masks are cult-favorites. It's because they deliver no-joke benefits in an adorable, travel-friendly package. This lavender sheet mask is particularly great because it's incredibly soothing and hydrating. Plus, these masks are so saturated that there's always leftover serum to rub into your face, neck, and chest.

Stock up on your tweezers with this four pack from Aumelo. You get four tools, plus a travel case, for $10. They cover all of your tweezing bases with four differently-shaped tips: angled, pointed, flat, and slanted.

Essence's Lash Princess False Lash Effect Mascara is as close as it gets to fake lashes without, well, having to apply fake lashes. The formula is cruelty-free and gluten-free, and it has over 1,000 rave reviews on Amazon.

Ultra-dry skin types will go gaga for Weleda's cult-favorite Skin Food balm. Beauty gurus and makeup artists are obsessed with this stuff because of its multi-tasking abilities. Use it to hydrate any severely dry area on your body, from your cheeks to your feet. It can also be used as a dewy highlighter for your eyelids and cheekbones.

Overhauling your brush collection doesn't have to break your budget, as proven by this affordable 14-Piece brush set. This collection includes 14 brushes for your eyes, face and brows, all made with synthetic bristles that don't shed.

The beauty of applying Cosrx's pimple patches is that, instead of applying a topical medicine on top of your zit, it actually sucks the gunk out. That means that, overnight, your blemish will become much smaller and less inflamed. And since each pack comes with 24 patches, and you're getting a four-pack, you technically get 96 patches for just $13.

Snail cream, like this one from Mizon, is a K-beauty favorite because of its multitasking abilities. It's great for pretty much everything — it hydrates, soothes, and plumps skin, in addition to helping fade acne scars and other signs of hyperpigmentation. There's a reason why so many beauty gurus are so obsessed with this stuff.

Think all cotton pads are created equal? Organyc Beauty's Organic Cotton Pads are proof that isn't true. These babies are organic and biodegradable, making them sensitive-skin friendly and earth-friendly. Use them to remove everything from nail polish to eye makeup, and then don't feel bad tossing 'em in the trash.

A serum, like this one from New York Biology, is the best way to reap the benefits of hyaluronic acid. This bottle contains 100 percent hyaluronic acid, which is one of the best moisturizers on the planet for your skin. It pulls moisture from the air and holds it to your skin, so your skin is hydrated not just in the immediate, but over time, too.

Most makeup setting sprays are sticky or drying, which is why Bella Jade Botanicals' Makeup Setting Spray is such a winner. It's incredibly moisturizing, thanks to the antioxidant-rich green tea in the formula. It's also free of parabens, petrochemicals, and artificial fragrances.

Shampoos that remove brassiness tend to be on the pricier side, but this one from Fanola will fit well within your budget. Thanks to its violet shade, it reduces yellow tones in light-colored hair, eliminating any brassy hues in just one wash. It's like getting a salon-worthy treatment for just $13, and who doesn't want that?

If you struggle to do your own manicures at home, you need Pueen's Latex Tape. You apply it around your nails before you apply polish to keep wayward pigment off your skin. Once your polish dries, just peel the latex off, and you've got a salon-worthy manicure at home.

InstaNatural's Retinol Serum works just as well as some of the pricier retinols on the market, but it costs way less. Retinol encourages skin cell turnover, which leads to a clear, glowing complexion. And since it contains hyaluronic acid and niacinamide, it's also hydrating — something a lot of retinol serums can't claim.

Cleansing towelettes can sometimes wreak havoc on sensitive skin types, but Burt's Bees Facial Cleansing Towelettes are the exception. They're made with cotton extract, aloe vera, and rice extract, which calm red, irritated skin upon contact. They're hypoallergenic, fragrance-free, and allergy-tested, too, making them one of the least complicated things you could use to cleanse your face.

Coty 's best-selling face powder has almost 3,000 rave reviews, and it costs just over $5. This lightweight formula is non-cakey and ideal for everything from mattifying to preserving lipstick to 'baking.' It comes in a range of translucent shades, so you can find one that best suits your skin tone.

If you're new to the contour game, then Lagure Minerals' Cream Contour Kit is the palette you need. It offers everything for a perfectly contoured face — from highlighter to concealer to bronzer. It also offers step-by-step instructions, which is super handy.

Tea tree is a natural anti-fungal and anti-bacterial solution, making Maple Holistics' Tea Tree Shampoo perfect for fighting dandruff. It moisturizes skin and reduces itching and flaking, so your scalp will become healthier and more hydrated with every use. Bonus: This shampoo can also help to banish lice — all for just over $10.

Coco & Co's The Purest Virgin Coconut Oil is the multi-use beauty product you need — for just $10. Use it to moisturize your hair, cuticles, and rough spots on your elbows and knees. This mini jar is great for on-the-go use, too, so you can get your coconut oil fix anywhere.

Dry brushing has tons of benefits, namely exfoliating your skin and improving blood circulation and lymphatic drainage, which is why this body brush from Wholesome Beauty should be a part of your beauty arsenal. Its natural bristles and smooth wooden base ensure you're getting the best dry brushing experience possible. And since it comes with a hook and a travel bag, you can take your dry brushing on the road.

These 24K gold eye masks don't just look pretty. The patches are enriched with hyaluronic acid to moisturize and soothe your under eyes, so the skin in that area will become less puffy and inflamed with each use. Pro tip: Store them in the fridge for an even more refreshing sensation.

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