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Differin Acne Treatment Gel ($10, originally $15)

Whenever I see pimples pop up, I grab a treatment gel like this one from Differin. Thanks to an ingredient mix that includes adapalene and Rx-strength acne retinoid, it removes my acne while reducing the risk of scarring or hyperpigmentation. Our editor raves about it in her Differin Acne Treatment Gel review.

Editor Quote: "I know you've probably heard beauty editors say it a million times, but I rarely buy beauty products. However, there are a few rare occasions where I do whip out my credit card for a skin, body, hair, or makeup product. I gladly buy myself a refill of this Differin Gel every time I'm running low, which happens about every month and a half." — Jessica Harrington, beauty section lead

AmLactin Daily Moisturizing Lotion ($12, originally $25)

Prime Day is my opportunity to restock on AmLactin Daily Moisturizing Lotion. With 12 percent lactic acid, this bestselling lotion works to gently exfoliate and leave your skin super soft and smooth. One of our editors swears by it, and shares exactly why in our AmLactin Daily Moisturizing Lotion review.

Editor Quote: "Whenever my friends ask how I'm able to get buttery-soft skin or how my bikini line looks smooth, I pretty much credit it to consistently using AmLactin's Daily lotion. My 'strawberry skin' is practically gone; I even noticed that my underarms are lighter and more even-toned as well." – Anvita Reddy, former assistant shopping editor

Biore Pore Refining Bubbling Nose Mask ($11, originally $18)

Yes, pore strips can actually be fun and this Popsugar Beauty award winner is one of my favorites. The fizzy formula in this pore-refining, bubbling nose mask doesn't just foam up for kicks, it also contains glycolic acid to exfoliate away dirt or gunk sitting on the skin's surface.

Garnier Micellar Cleansing Water With Hyaluronic Acid and Aloe ($15, originally $24)

This Popsugar Beauty award-winning product gently removes makeup, dirt, and excess oil. It's infused with hyaluronic acid and aloe, hydrating and smoothing skin along the way. Don't hesitate to use it if you have sensitive skin; it's great for all skin types. It also surprisingly works well as a shampoo, which you can read more about in our Garnier Micellar Cleansing Water Water With Hyaluronic Acid and Aloe review.

Editor Quote: "Once my hair dried from the micellar water, it looked incredibly shiny and less oily than before. My roots weren't weighed down, and I even had a bit more volume. While I'm not sure this would save day-five or -six hair, it certainly seemed to work well on my day-three hair. I'm not saying this will make me give up using dry shampoo once and for all, but it banished any signs that I had just gone to the gym, and that's a win in my book." — Jessica Harrington, beauty section lead

Kiehl's Ultra Facial Meltdown Recovery Cream ($21, originally $30)

When your skin is throwing a toddler-level tantrum — it's highly irritable, overreacting to everything, and screaming for help — reach for this amazing recovery cream that won a Popsugar Beauty award. It cools on contact while the colloidal oatmeal soothes and hydrates.

Burt's Bees Recue Lip Relief ($4, originally $6)

In a world of lip balms, be the Popsugar Beauty award-winning Burt's Bees Rescue Lip Relief. It's more consistent than your situationship: beeswax, shea, and cocoa butter deliver soft lips every time you apply.

Cetaphil Nourishing Oil to Foam Cleanser ($7, originally $10)

This Popsugar Beauty award-winning cleanser somehow manages to remove everything on your skin without starting a brawl with your skin barrier, making it an ideal option for everyday use. Makeup off, face zen, skin soft and supple.

CoverGirl Clean Fresh Squishy Glaze ($9, originally $12)

Calling all lip gloss connoisseurs: The perfect one does exist in the form of CoverGirl Clean Fresh Squishy Glaze. The Popsugar Beauty award winner delivers the shine of a glazed donut and the pigment payoff of a lip tint — with a delightfully fruity scent that channels your favorite pastry.

L'Oreal Paris Faux Brow Eyebrow Pen ($10, originally $13)

Here's how you get fuller brows without anyone clocking your makeup: the L'Oréal Paris Faux Brow Hair-Like Brow Filling Pen. The Popsugar Beauty award winner has a double-pointed tip to create tiny, realistic strokes that look like real hairs. The resulting brows are fluffy, natural, and suspiciously believable.

Crest 3D Whitestrips Professional Effects ($35, originally $46)

I use whitening strips regularly, and these Crest 3D Whitestrips Professional Effects are the best in the market. It promises 19 levels of whiter teeth and delivers through the same teeth whitening ingredients that professionals use. One editor used it ahead of her wedding day, and shares her experience in this Crest 3D Whitestrips review.

Editor Quote: "What truly impresses me about Crest 3D Whitestrips is how effective they are. Even though it had been well over a decade since I last used them, I couldn't resist trying them again and added them to my virtual Amazon shopping cart. The box boldly claimed they could 'remove over 15 years of stains in three days,' which initially made me a bit skeptical. However, the results speak for themselves. After just four treatments, the difference is already remarkable." — Marisa Petrarca, former contributing shopping editor

Nair Lux Wax ($9, originally $13)

Raise your hand if you've been personally victimized by professional wax appointments. This Popsugar Beauty award-winning at-home wax gives you the same results without the awkward in-person experience. The liquid gold formula binds to every little hair and removes it from the root for a smooth finish that lasts.

T3 SinglePass Smooth X Flat Iron ($120, originally $170)

You don't need the wrist dexterity or hand-eye coordination of a hairstylist to create waves or straighten with this Popsugar Beauty award-winning straightener. Thanks to its heated round plates and ceramic flat iron, you can easily twirl the hair, straighten it, or both (because why the hell not?).

Shark FlexStyle Air Drying & Styling System ($230, originally $370)

If you're looking for a tool that covers all your hair styling needs, this system is worth the investment. It contains seven attachments, including a diffuser, a styling concentrator, a wide-tooth comb attachment, two auto-wrap curlers, a paddle brush attachment, and a round brush attachment so the style options are endless. One of our editors used it for the perfect blowout, and details her experience in our Shark FlexStyle Air Drying & Styling System review.

Editor Quote: "This is something I personally love because I like to get my hair almost completely dry before I style it. It has a button that allows it to rotate from its blow-dryer shape back into a styling wand, and from there, you can use one of its attachments to get your desired result. As someone who was a heavy Revlon user, I personally use its oval brush to style my hair straight, and it does a great job. It's powerful and fast, and it uses low heat to style my hair." – Haley Lyndes, former shopping staff writer

Dyson Airwrap ($500, originally $650)

The Dyson Airwrap is a bestseller for a reason — and it's $150 off for Prime Day. Thanks to its multifunctional attachments, it can serve as your seven-in-one hair tool, replacing a blow dryer, curler, round brush, blow-dry brush, flat iron, and more. Our editor sang its praises in her review of the Dyson Airwrap.

Editor Quote: "The round volumizing brush is definitely my most-used attachment and, in my opinion, the most versatile. I use it every time I do my hair, whether I'm doing a full look with my Airwrap or using other hot tools as well. This attachment is basically a round brush and a blow dryer in one, and it's perfect for achieving bouncy blowouts or loose waves." - Renee Rodriguez, senior beauty staff writer and social producer

Balim Tezel (she/her) is a PS contributor and the founder of Maison des Nus, a New York-based affordable luxury brand. She graduated from Northwestern University's Medill School of Journalism.