20 Luxury Beauty Products That Are Just an Amazon Prime Order Away

TULA Skin Care Radiant Skin Brightening Serum Concealer ($16, originally $32)

This isn't your average concealer; it also doubles as a brightening treatment. Translation: it does more than just cover up. Along with offering medium to full coverage, it's formulated to brighten skin with consistent use, too. Learn more in our TULA Skin Care Radiant Skin Brightening Serum Concealer review.

Editor Quote: "There's a lot to love about the Tula Radiant Skin Brightening Serum Concealer, from the formula itself to the results it provides. It may be categorized as a makeup product, but it's packed with great skin-care ingredients. Rainbow seaweed and niacinamide help brighten skin while protecting it from free radicals and pollution. Meanwhile, peptides and tea-leaf caffeine help with dark circles and undereye bags." — Jessica Harrington, beauty lead

Saltair Body Oil ($22)

This lightweight body oil feels like summer in a bottle. It sinks in fast sans greasiness and leaves your skin silky, glowy, and smelling incredible. Pro tip: slather it on damp skin post-shower to lock in major hydration.

Laneige Lip Sleeping Mask ($24)

Few lip masks have the loyal fanbase that this one does. The berry scent is sweet and fruity without being overpowering, and the formula coats your lips in a thick (yet nonsticky) layer of hydration. Find out more about its beauty industry domination in our Laneige Lip Sleeping Mask review.

Editor Quote: "It's a lusciously thick formula with a silky-soft texture and a glossy finish. I agree with our former content director, Macy Cate Williams, who reviewed the original Berry formula and said: 'This lip mask isn't sticky or uncomfortable — it glides on smoothly and feels very soothing on my lips.' Like her, I'm also a fan of using it instead of a regular lip balm throughout the day. The tiniest amount goes a long way, so even with multiple applications daily, it lasts a while." — Anvita Reddy, former assistant editor, Shopping

L'Occitane Cleansing & Softening Almond Shower Oil ($29)

Using this shower oil is an experience. It starts off as a silky oil and transforms into a milky lather that's perfect for shaving, cleansing, or both. The best part is that it leaves your skin feeling insanely soft and smells like sweet almond heaven. Find out more in our L'Occitane Cleansing & Softening Almond Shower Oil review.

Editor Quote: "Unlike traditional body washes, this shower oil foams to clean off the day, producing a sweet (and not super overpowering) fragrance that leaves my skin the smoothest it's ever been from a shower wash. Before I even step out of the shower I notice that my skin looks and feels more hydrated." — Natasha Marsh, contributing writer

Ceremonia Guava Leave-In Conditioner ($27)

Our beauty lead reaches for this leave-in conditioner for its hydration, shine, and smoothing benefits, but also because it helps fight frizz and supports her TikTok-inspired plopping routine (which she now swears by). Learn exactly how she uses the product in her full plopping hair experiment.

Donna Karan Cashmere Mist Aluminum Free Deodorant Stick ($32)

Spending over $30 on a deodorant might sound outrageous until you try this one. One of our contributors is so obsessed, she joked that she "might as well be marrying the $32 deodorant I'm wearing on my wedding day." Dramatic? Maybe. But once you read her full review of the Donna Karan Cashmere Mist Aluminum Free Deodorant Stick review, you might get it.

Editor Quote: "I'll be honest: I never imagined I'd willingly purchase deodorant for $32, but I vehemently believe it's worth the splurge. What sets it apart is its texture, which glides on effortlessly, leaving behind a weightless powder that doesn't feel unpleasantly wet or sticky, unlike other products I've used in the past." — Marisa Petrarca, contributing editor, Shopping

Thrive Causemetics Liquid Lash Extensions Mascara ($32)

This mascara makes it look like you're wearing extensions, and it's a tubing formula, meaning it wraps around each individual lash to deliver definition and volume. Removal is also extra easy: you don't even need makeup remover; just water does the trick. It's infused with shea butter and castor seed oil to help strengthen your natural lashes, too. Read more about it in our Thrive Causemetics Liquid Lash Extensions Mascara review.

Editor Quote: "This mascara is definitely worth at least trying once. Whether you're looking for length or volume, it will have you covered and will even open the eye a bit more with the slight curl it provides, giving a more fresh-faced and youthful appearance overall. I definitely recommend this mascara, and it will be going into my permanent makeup collection." — Ariel Baker, former associate editor, Beauty

Laura Mercier Translucent Loose Setting Powder ($37, originally $43)

Learning about Laura Mercier's Translucent Loose Setting Powder is basically makeup 101. It's an all-time favorite among many for shine control and a soft matte finish that never looks cakey or heavy. It doesn't add weight or texture — just sets everything in place — making it one of those rare, timeless staples that's rightfully earned its great reputation.

Urban Decay All Nighter Waterproof Makeup Setting Spray ($34)

ICYMI, Urban Decay's already-iconic setting spray just got a glow-up. It now features a finer mist that makes it even more comfortable to apply, built-in cooling technology for an extra-refreshing boost, and an updated wear time that holds strong for up to 24 hours (perfect for all-night plans and then some).

Drunk Elephant B-Goldi Bright Drops ($39)

These drops are a multitasking skin savior: they brighten dullness and help fade hyperpigmentation over time, all thanks to niacinamide. Like the brand's cult-favorite bronzing drops, you're meant to mix them with your go-to moisturizer, serum, or face oil. See them in action in our Drunk Elephant B-Goldi Bright Drops review.

Editor Quote: "My favorite thing about the drops is how user-friendly they are. Depending on what your skin-care routine looks like, you can mix them with your favorite moisturizer, serum, or even facial oil. This versatile product has a lightweight consistency and easily blends into the skin in seconds. Plus, it can be worn on its own or layered under makeup — it's entirely up to you." — Taylor Augustin, PS contributor

Milk Makeup Hydro Grip Primer ($38)

Ever since this tacky makeup primer hit the scene in 2019, it's been tough to top. It hydrates the skin and grips makeup for hours of wear, ideal for anyone who wants (or needs) their glam to last all day. Milk Makeup has since expanded the line with the Hydro Grip Eye Primer ($25), the perfect complement to the OG.

EltaMD UV Clear Face Sunscreen SPF 46 ($43)

This sunscreen has thousands of five-star reviews and the stamp of approval from celebs and dermatologists alike because it feels more like your favorite moisturizer than the thick, chalky formulas that might've haunted your childhood. It's available in three versions (untinted, tinted, and deep tinted), all of which one of our former editors put to the test in our EltaMD UV Clear Face Sunscreen SPF 46 review.

Editor Quote: "The EltaMD UV Clear Broad-Spectrum SPF 46 has a unique hybrid formula that uses both physical and chemical UV filters so that its application — along with the look and feel — are more elegant on the skin compared to others on the market. The oil-free formula goes on thick and opaque but dries down to a demi-matte finish. It feels deeply hydrating on the skin but not heavy, especially during the colder months when my skin leans a bit drier." — AR

IT Cosmetics CC+ Cream ($47)

This formula holds the top spot among all of Amazon's CC creams, and once you try it, you'll get the hype. It delivers serious full coverage, feels surprisingly lightweight, and packs SPF 50 for an extra layer of sun protection (though you'll still want to layer it over your usual sunscreen). It's even infused with skin-loving ingredients like hydrating hyaluronic acid and firming niacinamide. See how it looks on one of our editors in our IT Cosmetics CC+ Cream review.

Editor Quote: "As someone who battled acne as a teen and young adult, I have some residual scarring. Now, stepping into middle age and navigating my rosacea era, I'm dealing with a fresh host of skincare challenges. Applying this product manages to blur my pink flushing, broken capillaries, acne scars, dark circles, and fine lines so well that I've started to reach for it instead of my tinted serum." — Angela Elias, contributing editor, Shopping

Crest 3D Whitestrips Professional Effects ($50)

Oral care might not be the first thing you think of when it comes to luxury beauty, but it deserves a spot in the conversation. One of our editors put these from Crest to test ahead of her wedding and was seriously impressed with the results. While they're not exactly cheap, they're more affordable than an in-office whitening treatment, and they work fast. Learn more in our Crest 3D Whitestrips Professional Effects review.

Editor Quote: "After just four treatments, the difference is already remarkable. The "before" image on the left and the "after" image on the right clearly shows the noticeable change. And I've barely made a dent in the box with plenty of treatments left." — MP

Elemis Pro-Collagen Cleansing Balm ($61, originally $69)

Few cleansing balms get the kind of love this one does. It smells like an herb-packed spa day in a jar, and the rich, buttery texture melts away makeup in seconds. It's a splurge, sure, but one you won't regret: a little goes a long way, and it more than lives up to the hype. Learn more about it in our Elemis Pro-Collagen Cleansing Balm review.

Editor Quote: "This cleansing balm is the next best thing to a daily facial. I know, I know, that sounds dramatic, but it really is as luxurious as it is effective. I use it as the first step in my double-cleansing ritual on days when I wear makeup (though it also doubles as a hydrating face mask) and warm a pea-size amount between my palms before massaging it into my skin. Within seconds, the formula melts even waterproof makeup formulas off of my face. What's more, my skin feels softer to the touch immediately after cleansing. Forget the feeling of stripped skin — this balm will leave your complexion feeling wildly silky and soothed." — MP

TATCHA The Dewy Skin Cream ($72)

This rich and silky moisturizer is loaded with hydrating botanicals and antioxidants, leaving your skin plump, dewy, and perfectly prepped for makeup (or so luminous you might want to skip it entirely).

Sunday Riley Good Genes All-in-One Lactic Acid Treatment Face Serum ($72, originally $85)

If you're chasing that glass-skin glow, this celeb-loved treatment is a solid start. It's powered by lactic acid (a gentle AHA) to help fade dark spots, smooth out texture, and soften the look of fine lines. One of our editors loves its results, as talked about in our Sunday Riley Good Genes All-in-One Lactic Acid Treatment Face Serum review.

Editor Quote: "Ifnt delivers results pretty quickly. After using it a few times a week for two weeks, my skin looked clearer and dewier than it's looked in years. The dark spots on my cheeks lightened and the redness caused by sun damage under my nose is fading. Even my husband commented on how clear my skin looks. I've started wearing less foundation and even skipping concealer most days, which I used to rely on for hiding sun and age spots." — AE

Clinique Even Better Clinical Dark Spot Clearing Serum With Vitamin C ($94)

This lightweight serum has you covered for every kind of hyperpigmentation, including dark spots, sunspots, age spots, and post-acne marks. Hundreds of glowing reviews back up its noticeable results.

DERMAFLASH LUXE+ Sonic Dermaplaning Tool ($199)

Thinking about dermaplaning (a.k.a. removing facial peach fuzz)? The goal is to create a smoother canvas for makeup and help your skin-care products absorb better. This tool is beginner-friendly and genuinely fun to use; just ask one of our editors, who loves it for regular at-home touch-ups. Get more details in our DERMAFLASH LUXE+ Sonic Dermaplaning Tool review.

Editor Quote: "While I've tried and enjoyed manual dermaplaners that rely solely on a scalpel for exfoliation, I had a hard time avoiding tiny nicks on my face. But with this one, I've never had a single cut or scrape, just smooth and radiant skin." — MP

Dyson Airwrap i.d.™ Multi-Styler and Dryer ($599)

In the accompanying photo, Popsugar writer Renee Rodriguez shows how she uses this famous hair tool's interchangeable barrels to create a variety of hairstyles. That versatility (along with even more standout features) is what she says makes it worth the nearly $600 price tag. Learn more about it in our Dyson Airwrap i.d.™ Multi-Styler and Dryer review.

Editor Quote: "Not only did the Airwrap change the way I felt about my short hair, but it also made it much easier to style. Since then, I've had every haircut imaginable — from long with tons of layers to midlength with blunt ends and even curtain bangs. Although my hair is endlessly changing, the one tool I've been able to use, no matter the hairstyle, has been my Dyson Airwrap." — Renee Rodriguez

Marisa Petrarca (she/her) is a contributing editor for PS Shopping and has over seven years of experience writing and editing beauty, fashion, and lifestyle content. She was previously the senior beauty editor at Grazia USA and the style and beauty editor at Us Weekly. Now freelancing, her work has been featured in Cosmopolitan, Allure, Marie Claire, and more.