34 Cool New Products That Feel Like Buried Treasure
A tinted lip balm that's eerily close to the same magic as "Black Honey," TikTok's beloved $25 ~universal shade~ from Clinique, that it will genuinely startle you — especially when you see the price. This is a perfect, nonsticky "go-to" lippie that's just a step above the "no makeup makeup" look, giving the perfect subtly polished effect.
Medicube's Glow Facial Serum, your new holy grail to help target lingering acne spots, even out skin tone and texture, and deeply hydrate your skin. K-beauty brand Medicube is already well-known for its TikTok-beloved, game-changing beauty products, but this innovative blend of tranexamic acid, niacinamide, and arbutin might be one of the best products in their arsenal for visibly healthier skin!
Dr Teal's "Cozy Vanilla Season" Epsom salt magnesium soak, a ~limited edition~ blend of vanilla, spice, and vetiver essential oils so delectable that one reviewer thought they had "died and gone to heaven." If you're looking for a cozy, oh-so-delicious way to unwind at the end of the day, this is your $6 ticket to utter bliss.
A teensy 2-in-1 nausea relief inhaler designed to help with spontaneous nausea, motion sickness, morning sickness, and general queasiness (having a human body is hard). You can either use it as a scent inhaler or rub it directly on the tip of your nose for relief. Summer road trips and cruises just got a HECK of a lot more bearable.
Eight Saints Firm Intentions Neck Cream, a super gentle but suuuuper effective formula that reviewers with sensitive skin swear by for helping firm the skin on their neck and chests without irritating it. This works gradually over time to help firm skin and reduce the appearance of lines, but many reviewers notice a difference on the first use!
McCormick's Potato Topping Seasoning for anyone who's not afraid to get a little feral about their air-fried, mashed, and baked potatoes — this blend of salt, garlic, and asiago cheese is so mouthwateringly delicious that you'll be dumping it on everything from popcorn to grilled cheese to guacamole.
A limited edition (!!) Eos 'Nilla Milkshake Flavor Lab lip balm set from the brand's "secret menu" complete with Marshmallow Fluff, Vanilla Creme, Salted Caramel, and Vanilla Toffee for the ultimate in lip care luxury. Adorable bonus — it also comes with teensy stickers to decorate your balms in the most nostalgic way possible!
A set of textured fall-themed pillow inserts for an affordable, adorable way to give your home a fall refresh with almost *zero* effort. Reviewers note how soft and cute both of these styles are!
A ridiiiiiculously popular Yara perfume roller you will love as a warm, soft, floral-leaning vanilla to evoke the coziness and comfort of fall without leaning too musky. It's designed so you can either wear it alone or use it to enhance your favorite vanilla, floral, and woodsy scents.
A pair of chic checkered earrings that reviewers are already buying as the ultimate subtly playful fall accessory. These are the perfect blend of sophisticated with a touch of retro that will go with all your autumn outfits!
The Pink Stuff's "The Miracle" Floor Cleaner Spray, aka your new cleaning secret weapon. This deep-cleaning, fast-drying formula eliminates the need for water altogether — all you need to do is squirt the solution and start mopping, and it will leave your hardwood, tile, laminate, and vinyl floors sparkling clean.
Batiste Sweat Activated Dry Shampoo you can put on BEFORE a workout or a particularly hot day to keep your hair as fresh as it was when you walked out the door! This will function like a pre-dry shampoo, since it absorbs sweat and releases a subtly fruity scent before your hair even starts to droop.
A 3-in-1 charging cord to juice up your iPhone, Apple Watch, and AirPods all at the same time. (It's giving witchcraft??) This just solved all your "welp, everything's dying and there's only one outlet in this car/on this flight/in this teensy hotel room" problems for good.
A NeeDoh SplootSplat, another release from the *elite* Needoh sensory fidget toy line for anyone who wants to add more calm and focus to their day. This goo-filled, delightfully bendy fidget has a satisfying squish with tentacles you can push and pull before going back to its original shape. Reviewers also love that it doesn't have the kind of stickiness that picks up debris and makes it hard to clean.
A decadently scented, ultra-hydrating vanilla cedar body wash filled with hyaluronic acid and peptides for deeeeep hydration and elasticity — that said, buy this at your own risk. You are going to be tempted to publicly smell your own delicious self ALLLLL day long.
A pair of slip-on Hoka lookalikes for anyone whose feet are begging for comfort while their bank account is begging for mercy — these will give you the same cushioned, supportive effect for a FRACTION of the price, and come in adorable colors to boot!
L'Oreal Paris Infallible Blur-fection Longwear Loose Setting Powder, which will knock all your other setting powders out of the water — this lightweight blend will help matte-ify your skin without taking its natural ~glow~, and will be an absolute champ at blurring pores and fine lines without caking. (Psst — this is giving the same energy as the viral $25 Laneige Neo Blurring Powder!)
A 6.7-ounce *micro* Hydro Flask for all your itty bitty, oh-so-adorable hydration needs. This will be a boon for commuters who carry totes and backpacks all over the place and don't want the extra weight of a full water bottle! Also, it's so precious that it should come with legal adoption papers.
An Our Place–inspired minimalist nesting bakeware set to help save space *and* your budget — these are similar to the $200 Our Place set, which does include one other piece, but is very similar in function and style. If you're looking for a lovely way to streamline your baking supplies and elevate your kitchen's aesthetic, this right here will be your affordable solution.
A super effective and strangely whimsical foaming drain cleaner for anyone who wants to make cleaning a whole aesthetic. This gentle but powerful foam will pull up gunk and clean out drains in sinks, bathtubs, and floor drains, helping prevent plumbing issues and making everything smell ~squeaky clean~.
An oh-so-soft fall-friendly tunic reviewers are already obsessssssed with because it is just. that. COZY. If you want to spend fall feeling like a snuggly, chic bean, this will be just the ticket.
A set of cheerful Lego botanical "happy plants," aka your new favorite coworkers. How can capitalism bring you down when these two are smiling up at you all day long? All the joys of having an office plant without the shame of your coworkers being like, "Shouldn't you ... maybe ... water that??"
Kitsch's flat claw clip designed not just for aesthetic, but for function — the design will make it easier to lean back on chairs, since the claw won't dig into your head. Reviewers are especially impressed by how strong these little clips are, and how much hair they can hold!
A clamp-on attachable desk cup holder so you can navigate your desk at your leisure without worrying about knocking your coffee into your poor, unsuspecting laptop and making your waterlogged keyboard go 🫠. This is also an excellent place to stash pens and even your headphones so you can better keep track of them!
A pair of true "summer pants" from the beloved Amazon brand CRZ Yoga that you can compare to the $128 "Swift" pants from Lululemon, both in style and comfort level. If you're a ride-or-die pants wearer in all seasons, these right here are about to be your lightweight, elevated, oh-so-breathable BFFs.
A hybrid tissue box phone holder that's basically "GRWM" goals — you can prop this on your vanity to stream content, FaceTime, and even record yourself while you're getting your glam on. ✨
A Reading Rainbow–themed T-shirt so nostalgic that every time you wear it, every passing '90s baby will get a little nerdy tear in their eyeball.
A waterproof, oh-so-gentle 3-in-1 electric bikini trimmer that will easily remove pubic hair with a close shave so you'll be bump-free and smooth. Reviewers swear by the many blades included in this set to safely and effectively shave their pubic area, legs, and underarms, and love that you can use it in the shower.
A reviewer-beloved four-piece airtight food saver set designed to adapt to the shape of halved fruits so you can snack or cook at your leisure without worrying about food waste. Truly, what wouldn't we do to keep a perfectly ripe avocado half safe??
A timeless gingham maxi dress, aka the ultimate in summer-to-fall transition pieces. If you live in a place with warm autumns and still want to get into the cozy vibe, this will be your go-to dress for the season — reviewers note that it has thick, high-quality material, and is an excellent piece for layering!
A quirky ceramic planter guaranteed to add a lil' personality to your space without disrupting the color flow. Your plant babies deserve to live in a happy home!!
A Labubu-shaped candy, chocolate, and ice mold so you can celebrate your love for these sleep demons I mean adorable companions by turning them into a little TREAT. This is also a great option for a Labubu-themed cake — it's heat-safe up to 446℉!
Dae's Hair Cactus Fruit 3-In-1 Styling Cream & Taming Wand, which is basically the brand's "holy grail," TikTok-famous styling cream in the form of a mascara wand. This versatile lil' tool helps you carefully target flyaways, style edges, and smooth frizz.
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