Memorial Day sale: Save up to 85% on beauty items from Amazon, Tarte, Ulta and Sephora
Memorial Day sale: Save up to 85% on beauty items from Amazon, Tarte, Ulta and Sephora
Memorial Day is the unofficial kickoff to summer, and summer is bringing all sorts of new trends and challenges when it comes to our makeup, skin care and hair care. Whether you're testing a light coverage skin tint, looking for a great tanning lotion for a glowy after-sun look or experimenting with some beach waves, there are plenty of great beauty sales ahead of Memorial Day weekend.
You can save $100 off Dyson hair care tools this weekend, or up to 71% off best-selling concealer from Tarte and even up to 85% off personal care and beauty items at Amazon.
Here's a look at some of the top deals on beauty this Memorial Day:
Memorial Day beauty deals from makeup and skincare to hair care
BOGO 50% off on suncare essentials at Ulta Beauty
Save 20% on Summer Beauty at Dermstore with code SUN
MORE BEAUTY: 💄 Laura Mercier is up to 30% off at Bluemercury this Memorial Day weekend
Save up to 50% on designer makeup at Nordstrom
MEMORIAL DAY DEALS: Shop 17 best Memorial Day deals today at West Elm, REI, HexClad and more 🛍️
Don't let harsh pool chemicals or too much sun thin your hair this summer
Pro-tip: If you subscribe to three or six months of a Nutrafol hair supplement, you will get a free travel kit for all your summer trips!
Save on LED-based skincare with Omnilux
TARGET MUST-HAVES THIS SUMMER: Target's Memorial Day sale is on! Score deals on grills, water slides + summer must-haves
Save on top makeup brands and trends at Sephora
When is Memorial Day 2025?
This year, Memorial Day 2025 falls on Monday, May 26.
Is Memorial Day a federal holiday?
Yes, Memorial Day is a federal holiday that's meant to honor fallen U.S. military members and commemorate their lasting service to this country. It is observed annually.
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