Nordstrom knows the beauty of a good deal.
And during the brand’s spring Beauty Sale, which runs through March 30, you can enjoy 15% off basically every product the retailer offers — including luxury skincare, makeup and haircare from some of celebrities’ favorite brands.
With over 12,000 products deeply discounted, we scoured the sale for the best deals, from the sheet masks stars use to prep for the red carpet to Taylor Swift’s favorite red lipstick. Shop them all below.
Augustinus Bader’s blue-and-gold bottles are practically the gold standard of red carpet skincare. Victoria Beckham, Jennifer Aniston and Kris Jenner (who reportedly calls it “the crack”) have all been linked to this top-rated face cream, and Hailey Bieber once posted a snap of an empty bottle on her Instagram Story.
Armani’s silky-finish formula has laid quite the foundation in Hollywood; Sabrina Carpenter regularly uses it, while Sydney Sweeney, Kylie Jenner and Maude Apatow have all name-checked it in interviews.
And makeup artist Lydia Sellers, who worked with Meghan Markle on “Suits,” once told Refinery29 it’s “really easy to sheer out” with a Beautyblender, recalling how the now-duchess would ask her, “Can we just make sure my freckles are peeking through?”
Eyeing a new lash serum? Brooke Shields has shouted out Grande Cosmetics products on multiple occasions.
“RHONY” alum Luann de Lesseps is also hooked, as she included it among her Valentine’s Day beauty must-haves in a Page Six Style interview. (“Have your lashes looking lush for your lover,” she said.)
Makeup artist Gucci Westman took inspiration from her longtime client Jennifer Aniston’s “sun-kissed” glow when creating these brand new bronzing drops.
When it comes to luxury moisturizers, La Mer just might be the crème de la crème. Everyone from Nicole Kidman to Scott Disick is a fan of the stuff, which hardly ever goes on sale.
Jennifer Lopez, Phoebe Dynevor and Kendall Jenner have all included Nars’ creamy concealer in Vogue videos, with the latter telling Vogue India she’s “really into it.”
What do Kacey Musgraves, Olivia Rodrigo and Kathy Hilton have in common? All three are Baccarat Rouge devotees, with the latter telling us, “I love it so much, I practically bathe in it.”
Supergoop! has plenty of superstar fans, from Christie Brinkley — who told us it’s among her skincare secrets — to Kaia Gerber, Camila Cabello and Mindy Kaling.
For a lighter coverage look, Iila makes some of celebrities’ favorite tinted moisturizers on the market.
Vanessa Hudgens told Who What Wear she “fell in love” with the SPF 40 tint, while Cindy Crawford once raved to the Zoe Report that it “has a little bit of that glow, so I love that for summer.”
Lady Gaga, Sydney Sweeney and Priyanka Chopra (to name but a few) have all snapped selfies in 111Skin’s face masks. And after putting them to the test ourselves, we can’t blame them.
“I slapped on this mask the morning of a video shoot, hoping it’d help me look my best on camera — and boy, did it live up to the hype,” Page Six Style & Shopping Director Elana Fishman raves.
“I loved how cool it felt on my face, and definitely noticed a brightening and calming effect after leaving it on for 20 minutes.”
This luxe votive scented Meghan Markle and Prince Harry’s wedding in 2018, according to Omid Scobie and Carolyn Durand’s book “Finding Freedom.” The Duchess of Sussex isn’t alone in her love for the scent, as LeBron James and Victoria Beckham are also Diptyque fans.
With beach season nearly here, get your sunless glow on with the self-tanners stars swear by. Founder Isabel Alysa’s tanned everyone from Kim Kardashian to Selena Gomez — and even counts Miley Cyrus as a Dolce Glow investor.
“It’s not just for celebrities; I want you to feel like a celebrity at home,” she previously told Page Six Style. “Our products dry super quick, they don’t smell … you can literally spray tan your entire body in two minutes.”
Dr. Dennis Gross’ peel pads have racked up a long list of A-list fans, from Barbie Ferreira — who told us she likes to use them four times a week — to Constance Wu.
“If I want to be really glow-y the next day, I definitely use them,” the “Crazy Rich Asians” star told the New York Times.
Oprah’s such a big fan of Barbara Sturm’s skincare that she not only featured it on her “Favorite Things” list, but also invested in the company.
“I have never done that before. Ever. So, that’s how good the products are,” she said during an interview with Sturm in 2023.
Oprah’s also given her coveted stamp of approval to Philosophy, which appeared on her 2010 “Ultimate Favorite Things” list.
“It’s hands down the best moisturizer I’ve ever used,” she raved of the original version of this cream, which is now formulated with hydrating hyaluronic acid and resurfacing glycolic acid in addition to the brand’s exclusive “radiance complex.”
This multitasking beauty buy made the cut for Bethenny Frankel’s TikTok roundup of “expensive” items that are “worth it” — and right now, thanks to Nordstrom’s sale, it won’t break the bank.
“I am partial to the original one because it makes me feel like I’m in a botanical spa,” the “RHONY” alum said of the combination cleanser, makeup remover and moisturizer.
Sofia Richie and Meghan Markle share an affinity for this woody, mineral fragrance; the Duchess of Sussex name-dropped it in a 2016 interview with the Daily Express, while Richie said in a sponsored video that it’s “so good, it makes me feel safe and calm and just beach-y and chill.”
Dr. Harold Lancer is the go-to dermatologist for A-listers like Kim Kardashian, Victoria Beckham and Jennifer Lopez — all of whom love his namesake product line, too.
“[Celebrities] are always in [a] preparatory phase,” the in-demand doc once told Page Six Style. “It’s not like all of a sudden, they wake up and decide they need skin care from head to toe. They need to be ready at a moment’s notice, and that means preparing always.”
While there’s no shortage of beauty sponges on the market these days, plenty of stars have a soft spot for the original.
Meghan Markle’s makeup artist used it in her “Suits” days, while Kyle Richards once told us it has “completely changed the game.”
“It’s perfect for blending concealer, foundation and even some of those pesky mistakes — but most importantly, it keeps my hands clean from all the products I’m using,” she raved.
Looking for a royally good deal on luxury haircare? Meghan Markle kept this texturizing spray on hand during her “Suits” days.
“There is nothing like a hair flip,” she raved in an interview with Birchbox at the time. “When my hair is feeling a little weighted, Suanne, my hair artist on set, has me bend forward and she sprays a little Oribe Dry Texturizing Spray or nothing at all, and then has me ‘flip back hard’ to give my hair a little extra bounce.”
While this Martha Stewart-approved face mask is made with real 24K gold, it costs (slightly) less than precious gems during Nordstrom’s big sale.
It’s rare to find Taylor Swift’s preferred Elson shade of this product in stock — and right now, it’s on sale to boot.
“I was immediately impressed by the product’s color payoff; a single swipe delivered the full, perfectly opaque coverage I look for in a lipstick, and the true red hue is guaranteed to look gorgeous on a wide variety of complexions,” staff Swiftie Elana Fishman said upon testing it out.
While celebrity plastic surgeon Dr. Diamond boast a starry client list that includes the Kardashians, Olivia Culpo and Chrissy Teigen, you needn’t drop thousands on an appointment to try the at-home version of his signature Diamond InstaFacial.
Much like his in-office procedures, Diamond’s products are a Hollywood hit; Shay Mitchell, Suki Waterhouse, Adriana Lima and Nicola Peltz-Beckham all swear by them.
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This article was written by Hannah Southwick, Commerce Writer/Reporter for Page Six Style. Hannah spies deals on actually affordable celebrity-worn styles, puts Hollywood’s favorite labels to the test and finds the beauty products that keep stars red carpet-ready. She consults stylists and industry pros — including celebs themselves — for firsthand product recommendations, trend predictions and more. In addition to writing for Page Six since 2020, her work has been featured in USA Today and Parade.
