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Can you believe these are all under $10? (Photo: Amazon)
Some of our favorite things start off as a recommendation from a friend. Whether they swear by a skincare gem, a cleaning must-have or just something to make dinner prep a little less exhausting, we rely on those in the know to give us the scoop on what really works. Now, imagine you had access to the opinions of tens of thousands of friends from all different walks of life — if that many people rally behind something, there's no way it's a dud. We've read through scores of reviews to bring you 10 well-loved beauty picks. All under $10, they're perfect to stuff into socks and toss under trees come December. Knock out your holiday shopping early this year, so you don't have to worry about shipping deadlines later!
Over 75,000 5-star reviewers praise how seamlessly this powder diffuses the appearance of wrinkles and fine lines. No wonder it's an Amazon No. 1 bestseller.
And there’s a reason for its “False Lash Effect” moniker: Just one coat is all it takes to achieve long, voluminous, defined and clump-free lashes. Over 211,000 shoppers are hooked on this stuff.
Cer-100 is a protein treatment especially nourishing for hair with heat or bleach damage. It uses keratin and pig collagen to tackle dry strands and frizz, and it helps remedy hair loss and breakage.
For days you want a little less coverage, this moisturizer is the ticket. It's so easy to blend, and it's packed with good-for-your-skin ingredients, including antioxidants, vitamins and of course, retinol.
Who says you need to pay $20 for a makeup sponge? A set of 5 costs just $9 with the on-page coupon. Over 65,000 shoppers swear by these for an airbrushed look.
The key to this mascara's incredible popularity — 73,000 reviews and counting! — is its flexible wand, which bends to coat every lash with its volumizing formula.
From Kristin Chenoweth to Kim Kardashian and TikTokers around the world, this oil — which helps reduce scarring and stretch marks — is the secret to getting that lit-from-within glow.
Amazon's bestselling concealer has over 113,000 5-star reviews for good reason: It conceals dark circles while brightening and reducing puffiness under your eyes. Click the on-page coupon for the full discount.
Have really dry, cracked feet? This balm can help. An increased concentration of allantonin helps the balm permeate the thicker skin of your feet, nourishing them more than other creams and lotions.
Princess Kate hosted her annual Christmas carol concert on Friday and Prince Louis was caught in a cheeky moment with his sister Princess Charlotte. See their antics here
We need to talk about Ukraine. While the world’s attention has been focused on the war between Israel and Hamas, grim tremors have been shaking that rich, black soil. Ukraine’s counteroffensive has failed – or, in Volodymyr Zelensky’s words, “did not achieve the desired results”.
As they mingled in a rooftop bar overlooking Battersea Power Station, ITV executives were in a celebratory mood. ITVX, the broadcaster’s streaming service, was turning a year old.
Unrest has emerged among Russian invaders due to the almost complete absence of rotation of soldiers drafted under general mobilization, Ukraine’s HUR Intelligence Main Directorate said on Dec. 8, releasing an audio interception as evidence.
The intercity train that collided with an overhead power cable, sparking chaos for thousands of passengers in west London, was being driven by a manager who was replacing a striking driver, it was revealed on Friday. Aslef, the train drivers’ union, said the Great Western Railways train was being driven by a manager who was allegedly being paid £500 to “break the strike”. Aslef published the first picture of the broken power cable beside the Cardiff-bound train.
The Japanese man who made headlines throughout the year for chronicling his journey as a “dog” has apparently flunked an agility course. What happened: The man, known to his followers as Toco, posted a series of photos on Instagram this week showing what appeared to be moments of failure in a Crufts-style agility course. About Toco: Toco rose to fame in 2022 after commissioning Zeppet, a Japanese model and sculpture company, to create a hyperrealistic rough collie costume for 2 million yen (around $16,000 at the time).
