I’m all about the budget-friendly beauty products. In fact, there are a few the I consistently use and highly recommend. I haven’t always been able to go into Sephora and drop a lot of cash on skincare and beauty products (and I still don’t). So shopping on beauty products on a budget is essential.
I’m here to share my favorite budget-friendly beauty products with you all. These products are currently sitting in my bathroom, and I’m using them daily.
St Ives Moisturizer
Now talk about budget-friendly beauty; this product comes in a 10oz jar and costs around $5. I always have St Ives Renew Moisturizer (formerly timeless) on hand for daily use. Typically, I will use Hope in a Jar by Philosophy but will use the St Ives product when I run out or if I’m trying to save a few bucks that month (a comparative savings of over $30). The St Ives Moisturizers makes my skin feel and look incredible.
Pixi Skintreats Glow Tonic
Ok, now I’m obsessed with the Pixi Skintreats Glow Tonic. It’s a toner for your face that works with my sensitive skin. The aloe in the product leaves your skin feeling nice and refreshed. The smaller bottle of the Glow Tonic retails for about $15. This toner is well worth that price.
Essie Apricot Cuticle Oil
If you do at home manicures (which is what I’ve been doing lately), the Essie Apricot Cuticle Oil is a must-have. My cuticles get dry, and this oil is a savior. I apply it during the manicure and the days in-between for extra hydration. It’s definitely worth making this product part of your weekly beauty routine. This cuticle oil sells for only $9, which is an ideal price for your nails looking well groomed.
Pixi Skintreats Jasmine Oil Blend
The Pixi Skintreats Jasmine Oil Blend has saved my skin many times. This hydration product is perfect for that extra boost of moisture that your skin needs. It was especially helpful during those harsh winter months. Every weekend, I will add a few drops to my moisturizer for that extra boost. My skin always feels smooth and refreshed the next day. This oil blend retails for $24, and well worth every penny.
Closing Statements
It’s not a rule that you have to pay a lot of money for quality skincare that works. These are some of my favorites, but not the only budget-friendly items that I use throughout the week. It’s all about finding the right products that work for you and your wallet.
Photos by Anthea Marette Photography
This article is not sponsored by any of the brands mentioned above. However, some of the links may contain affiliate links which may generate revenue for the site when clicked, or when a purchase occurs. The information in this post is my thoughts and preferences.
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