These Deals Fest exclusives are so good that our own editors are shopping them
At CNN Underscored, we only want the very best for our readers. Luckily, we secured just that during our annual Deals Fest, a three-day event featuring savings on 26 editor-loved brands and products. The savings have even motivated our own staffers to shop. As commerce editors who regularly track sales and deals, we're precious with what we spend our own money on. However, this spring Deals Fest made it easier to decide with deals on Caraway pots and pans for 25% off and majorly-discounted Onsen towels. Shop like a CNN Underscored editor, below.
Glow Recipe Watermelon Glow Icons Skin Care Gift Set
When my skin barrier was at its most damaged, the Glow Recipe niacinamide serum helped tame irritation on my face. That's why I'm psyched to see this exclusive deal on the whole lineup. Its toner can help shrink the appearance of pores, while its moisturizer delivers a refreshing scent. — Jacqueline Saguin, deals editor
Coop Sleep Goods Original Adjustable Pillow
I bought myself a pillow from Coop Sleep last fall, and it improved the quality of my sleep. I haven't touched the other pillow in my bed since, and figure today's 25% off sale means it's finally time to purchase a second one. — Rikka Altland, senior deals editor
Brooklinen Luxe Sateen Duvet Cover
Regardless of what season it is, I love sleeping with a fluffy duvet. My room is always a crisp 60-something degrees when I'm sleeping, so I needed a duvet cover that would keep me cool. When I purchased this one from Brooklinen years ago, little did I know that it would become a favorite of mine. I'm buying a new mattress, so I'm snagging a discounted duvet to go along with it in one of the brand's new spring prints. — Elena Matarazzo, associate deals editor
Tangle Teezer The Zodiac Ultimate Detangler
As some of you might've seen from a recent video on CNN Underscored's Instagram, I have a small (and growing) collection of Tangle Teezer brushes — three to be exact! These gamechangers work on wet and dry hair, and the ingenious bristle design makes it much less painful to get out knots. Plus, the designs are just so cute. I'm currently obsessed with my Virgo astrology one! I've been giving them to friends too. They're just as in love with them as I am. — Tamara Kraus, senior lifestyle editor
Mickey Mouse Disney Repeating Tennis Bracelet
I'm personally a big Disney fan. If you are, too, then this is the bracelet for you. It's subtle yet effective for adding some Disney magic to your outfit. I get compliments on it all the time. —Gabriella Triolo, social coordinator
Mission Original Cooling Towel
When I tested cooling towels last spring, the Mission Cooling Towel was far and away my favorite of the bunch. It's low profile enough to throw in a gym bag or running hydration pack without taking up valuable space. Most importantly, it actually gets cold when activated. The brushed microfiber fabric is incredibly soft against the skin, which helps keep me extra comfortable while I'm cooling off. It's an easy-to-use towel that helps me endure the sweatiest and stickiest days of summer. —Jillian Tracy, associate editor
Caraway Stainless Steel Cookware Set
I'm obsessed with my Caraway pans. They're easy to clean and have stayed almost as good as new in the two years I've been using them (admittedly, the bottoms could use a better clean on my part). The organization system the pans come with is thrilling to me as a type-A Virgo. I recommend them to all my friends and family who are in the market for new cookware. — Ellen McAlpine, updates writer
Cozy Earth Women's Bamboo Stretch-Knit Short-Sleeve and Shorts Pajama Set
I gave my mom a pair of Cozy Earth's editor-loved pajamas in the tulip pattern as an early Mother's Day gift, and as soon as she put them on, she said she couldn't stop touching them. I'm also a fan of these cooling pajamas, and they make going to bed feel luxe. — Tamara Krause, senior lifestyle editor
Onsen 3-Piece Supima Waffle Bath Sheet Bundle
I love my Onsen towels! I opted for the set with the larger bath sheets, which are perfect for wrapping myself in post-shower. The light waffle weave and Onsen's soft Supima cotton help me dry off super quickly. I've had mine for a couple of years now, and they've kept their shape and softness beautifully, which is a testament to their quality. —Sophie Shaw, fashion & beauty editorRead our review
Beckham Hotel Collection Original Down-Alternative Pillow
I've never spent more than $15 on a pillow before, but when I moved last summer, I decided to upgrade to these Beckham Hotel Collection pillows. I was sleeping better almost instantly. After a year of daily use, these pillows are still as perky as the day I bought them. They're firm enough to offer head and neck support without feeling stiff. If the sticker shock of spending almost $100 on a customized pillow is too much to bear, I'd highly recommend taking the plunge on these for a more affordable option that will massively improve your rest. —Jillian Tracy, associate editor
Bug Bite Thing Suction Tool in White, 2-Pack
I'm a huge fan of the Bug Bite Thing. If you find your bug bite fast enough and use the Bug Bite Thing, it truly relieves the itching and general suffering that typically comes. Since you have to use it fast, I carry one whenever I'm hiking or camping, have one in my medicine cabinet and another in my car so they're always handy. — Kai Burkhardt, outdoors, sustainable living & pets editor
Best Choice Products Oversized Padded Zero Gravity Chair
I just bought the Zero Gravity chair in purple. What a bargain at less than $70. Now that the weather is finally getting better in NYC, I need something to lie on to work on my summer tan. This one has a cup holder and device slots for my phone and Kindle (or book), so it is a must-have for my roof deck. — Rachel Quigley, managing editor
Allbirds Men's Tree Toppers
I bought these during an Allbirds sale a few months ago after having my eyes on them for years, and I'm so glad I finally caved. They're great sneakers for warm weather because the material is incredibly light and airy. This exclusive discount is even tempting me to pick them up in another color. — Joe Bloss, associate testing writer
Beats Powerbeats Pro Wireless Earbuds
When I'm working out, the last thing I want to be concerned with is my headphones falling out. That's why I love sporting these Powerbeats Pro earbuds. The over-ear design means they stay put through sweaty workouts and even marathons but are still comfortable enough to wear for daily commuting or traveling. A day rarely goes by when I don't reach for these headphones for one reason or another, and after years of abuse, they still sound great. —Jillian Tracy, associate editorRead our review
Thermacell E65 Rechargeable Mosquito Repeller
I also picked up the rechargeable Thermacell last year, and it is a lifesaver. Mosquitos love me so much that my friends and family feel safe when I'm around, because they know the little bloodsuckers will target me. Keeping the Thermacell nearby miraculously keeps me bite-free, no icky sprays or annoying scents needed. — Kai Burkhardt, outdoors, sustainable living & pets editor
BaubleBar Disney Mickey Mouse Classic Pavé Bag Charm
BaubleBar's Disney collaboration is everything and more. They have luxurious-looking Disney items but at a more affordable price tag. This bag charm is of such high quality, but at a great price. — Gabriella Triolo, social coordinator The staffers here at CNN Underscored test and vet products for a living. We've come across our fair share of good and bad, and the ones above are so good, we had to get them for ourselves. These picks also have deals because of CNN Underscored's Deals Fest, so it's even more reason to buy now.
In most cases, these exclusive offers are the best you'll find on the web right now; in fact, some are the best prices ever for these coveted items. These deals are so exciting that there's no telling how long each of these marked-down products will stay in stock, so we'd recommend checking out ASAP to lock in your special savings when the event arrives.
Our team of bargain hunters have a combined decades-long experience with deal vetting to help give our readers savvy buying advice. Advocating for shoppers is what we're all about, ensuring we only recommend the best prices on top-performing products.
Each member of our team, including senior deals editor Rikka Altland, deals editor Jacqueline Saguin and associate deals editor Elena Matarazzo, specializes in a different area of interest to help whittle down the latest and greatest deals.
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