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12 Amazon Prime Big Deal Days Beauty Deals To Add To Your Cart

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Amazon Prime Day Big Deal Days has officially arrived (phew, say that 10 times fast), which means it’s time to do what we do best: scroll through pages of products we absolutely did not plan on buying and somehow convince ourselves they’re essential. Luckily, this time around, there’s a pretty good reason to indulge. Amazon Prime Big Deal Days is running Oct. 6-7, 2026, which means some of your favorite makeup, skin care, hair care, and beauty staples are getting major markdowns. That just means even more major makeovers! 

If you’ve been waiting to replace your ride-or-die mascara, replenish your skin care shelf, or finally try the beauty product you’ve had sitting in your “saved later” section for weeks, take this as your sign to do so. From makeup and skin care to hair care and everything in between, there are plenty of products on sale that could make your routine a little more exciting — and your wallet a little less offended. Of course, the internet has a way of convincing us that we need approximately 47 new beauty products every time a sale rolls around. Do we need them? Debatable. Do we want them? Obviously. That’s why we did some of the scrolling for you and rounded up 12 Amazon Prime Big Deal Days beauty deals that deserve a spot on your vanity. 

Consider this your invitation to grab a coffee, open Amazon, and do a little beauty shopping. Whether you’re restocking a staple or discovering your next obsession, these deals won’t be around forever. And neither will my willpower.

medicube Hydrogel Eye Patches ($17)

Early morning lectures and long nights in the library may have your undereyes screaming for some love. These medicube hydrogel patches include salmon DNA PDRN, collagen, retinol, and caffeine, so they’re sure to brighten and firm your skin.

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Dae Cactus Fruit 3-in-1 Styling Cream ($24)

This styling cream is a 2026 College Beauty Award winner, so you know it’s good. Whether you want to prep before a blowout, add shine, or tame frizz, this styling cream from DAE is a must-have.

amika fluxus touchable hairspray ($19)

There’s nothing worse than crunchy hair after you add hairspray that’s supposed to lock in your look. Thankfully, with this option from amika, your style will stay locked in, and your hair will be touchably soft and frizz-free. Best of both worlds.

Kitsch Hair Perfume ($16)

It’s 2026, which means perfume isn’t just for your skin anymore. This hair perfume from Kitsch has notes of creamy vanilla and jasmine alongside sandalwood, leaving you smelling clean and cozy all day long.

ANUA Collagen Retinol Refining Gua Sha Cream ($21)

Not only does this Anua cream include ingredients like collagen, retinol, and peptides to help firm and smooth your skin — it also has a built-in gua sha applicator to help sculpt your face. Plus, it makes applying the product even more luxurious!

BIODANCE Hydro Cera-nol Real Deep Mask ($13)

I truly believe Biodance masks are some of the best. This one uses their own Cera-nol complex, which combines ceramides, D-Panthenol, and hyaluronic acid to calm and cool stressed skin.

Sol De Janeiro Cheirosa 62 Hair & Body Perfume Mist ($32)

You know it and you love it. Grab this viral favorite in the iconic Cheirosa 62 scent (notes of pistachio, salted caramel, and vanilla) for 20% off during Prime’s sale.

Laneige Lip Sleeping Mask ($17)

If you haven’t tried the Laneige Lip Sleeping Mask yet, now’s your chance. This iconic product nourishes lips with ingredients like shea butter, Murumuru butter, and a berry fruit complex to give you soft lips truly overnight. My advice? Buy two and stock up.

Colorescience Total Protection Face Shield Flex ($47)

Colorescience’s Total Protection Face Shield is pretty much magic. It’s a strong SPF that starts out white, but once it hits your skin, it blends into a pigmented tint that matches your skin tone with no white cast. The SPF 50 will protect your skin while giving you a lightweight, demi-matte glow.

Tarte Shape Tape Concealer ($20)

A tried-and-true product, Tarte’s Shape Tape Concealer will give you long-lasting, lightweight coverage that won’t budge for hours. Whether you’re looking to brighten your undereyes, smooth discoloration, or cover those dark circles, this product’s the one for you.

Anastasia Beverly Hills Brow Wiz ($19)

Sparse eyebrows? Thin eyebrows? Just looking for a little extra definition? Brow Wiz is the answer. This cult favorite product has a super tiny, 1 millimeter tip to help you shape your brows, and includes a spoolie brush on the opposite end to blend it all nicely.

INIA Red Light Therapy Mask ($70)

Red light therapy is all the rage, but some red light masks can go for hundreds of dollars. If you want to reap the benefits of the mask — like improving skin elasticity and texture — without breaking the bank, try this option from INIA that’s currently 30% off.

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Prior to Her Campus, Tina served as the executive editor at Elite Daily. She was with the publication for over seven years. Tina's resume also includes News12.com, WCBS 880, and The New York Post. She received her bachelor's and master's degrees in journalism from Hofstra University in 2013 and 2014, respectively.

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Kea Humilde is an MA candidate in Creative Publishing & Critical Journalism at The New School for Social Research. When she's not busy writing articles for her Substack or online shopping, she's loudly cheering for her LA Chargers.