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36 Budget-Saving Products You May Not Have Seen Yet

36 Budget-Saving Products You May Not Have Seen Yet

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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, non-sticky "go-to" lippie that's just a step above the "no makeup makeup" look, giving the perfect subtly polished effect.
Lottabody's Coconut Oil Foaming Curl Mousse designed for all hair types to give you satisfyingly hydrated, volumized, frizz-free curls at a FRACTION of the price of its competitors.
A delightfully affordable instant foot peeling spray for anyone ready to go full YEEHAW!! on a pedicure, without the big salon price tag. This not only helps gently remove dead skin, but moisturizes dry and cracked heels, so you'll really get some refreshing bang for your buck.
A cult-favorite Creamy Coconut fragrance rollerball reviewers compare to the pricey Sol de Janeiro version. 👀☀️ This is from TikTok-famous small business brand Kuumba Made, known for its luxury scents at ridiculously affordable prices, so you know they're on their game — reviewers especially love how ~beachy~ and long-lasting this sweet but elevated fragrance feels and how nicely it plays with other scents!
A "spray and go" enzyme-based laundry stain remover that works its magic in one wash to help you instantly get rid of all that discolored dried sweat, oil stains, or deodorant residue on your favorite clothes, so you don't have to spend big money replacing them when the Stain Fairy lays her curse.
A magnetic air fryer cheat sheet to help minimize effort and maximize deliciousness so you can get dinner on the table as quickly (and cheaply!!) as possible. The takeout delivery driver will miss you. 👋
Monday Haircare Dry Shampoo with all the oil-absorbing, refreshing power of its competitors, *plus* added keratin for protection against frizz and breakage. The subtle gardenia scent is just extra extra credit after all that.
E.l.f. Glow Reviver Melting Lip Balm for all the ultra fans of Summer Fridays, Rhode, and Laneige whose bank accounts are begging them to put a stop to the lippie madness. These new deliciously tinted, moisturizing, buildable glosses are just as buttery and decadent as the balms that inspired them, for a fraction of the price. (Brb, drowning myself in the "Strawberry Shortcake" and "Vanilla Toffee" flavors.)
A jewelry-cleaning stick with cleansing solution on a brush designed specifically to get in the nooks and crannies of your jewelry, so you can dig out all the grime that's accumulated over the years on the cheap instead of taking it to the jeweler.
Sally Hansen's iconic Insta-Dri nail polish perfect for anyone who wants quick touch-ups on their fingers and toes but has ZERO time to spare. If you're looking for a reliable, long-lasting, fast-drying polish to save not just time, but big bucks at the salon, I cannot recommend these enough!
A set of Victoria's Secret–inspired seamless "invisible" underwear so soft and stretchy your butt will want to *sing* when you slide them on. This is a true holy grail underwear that doesn't show, doesn't ride up, and somehow manages to look cute all at the same time.
Catrice "Instant Awake" Under Eye Brightener, which will be your holy grail for concealing and brightening dark circles under your eyes when your summer schedule is throwing you for a loop. This lightweight, color-adapting formula is designed for truly ~invisible~ coverage that makes a drastic difference — one that a lot of reviewers compare to the $33 Becca version.
A cute lil' insect catcher you can set in a plant or near your fruit bowl or compost to deal with any unwanted fluttering guests. These odorless sticky traps are designed to work indoors and outdoors and will stop fruit flies, gnats, mosquitoes, and more — without the high price tag of the electronic or liquid versions.
An airtight Deli ProKeeper so beloved that it's gone viral on FridgeTok (if you know, you KNOW). Not only does this free up space and clutter in the fridge, but it keeps deli meat and cheese so fresh that you'll actually get your darn money's worth by preventing waste.
A bottle of Elizavecca hair treatment, an Olaplex-like repairing mask infused with collagen ingredients and protein extracts that will help restore hair health and reduce shedding. All you gotta do is apply it on wet hair after a shampoo, wait five minutes, and rinse it out.
The Pink Stuff's new "Sqeezy" sponge set, which is living up to its "miracle" catchphrase by helping reviewers with their toughest cleaning projects, like grimy pans, mildewed showers, and marked-up walls. If you aren't already in the cult of Pink Stuff cleaning paste, it's so good at its job that reviewers call it "gold in a jar" and "witchcraft." This is the perfect alternative to pricey paint jobs and replacing cookware!
Olay's Firming Body Lotion full of collagen peptides and a Vitamin B3 complex for *ultra* hydration designed to visibly plump, firm, and moisturize your skin — all at a fraction of the price of other firming lotions, like the internet's beloved $48 Elasti-Cream.
A set of darling reusable Swedish dishcloths that can be washed up to 50 times in the dishwasher, and are designed to replace 17 (!!) rolls of paper towels each. These are strong enough to tackle tough stains and grime, but gentle enough that they won't scratch cookware or hurt your skin.
A set of super affordable hydrocolloid nose pore patches (compare to the $16 Mighty Patch equivalent) that will make you go "boy HOWDY" when you see how much gunk collects on them overnight. Reviewers swear by these for gently lifting out sebum from pores and pimples and minimizing their appearance!
A lawn dog spot repair treatment to help your grass look as spiffy and green as it did before Fido decided to mark their territory by peeing in the same parched spots over ... and over ........ and over again. Reviewers notice results within *days* (and your bank account will weep in relief that you didn't hire lawn professionals to do it).
E.l.f.'s Holy Hydration! Thirst Burst Drops, another home run from the brand's moisturizing "Holy Hydration" line that reviewers are comparing to the $35 Watermelon Dew Drops from Glow Recipe. This lightweight formula is designed to brighten and plump skin for a dewy effect, whether you're wearing it alone, applying it under your makeup, or mixing it with your foundation.
A Lululemon-inspired mini wristlet wallet set that looks just like their $50 version, and also easily holds cash, cards, and lip balms, so you don't have to deal with the whole muss and fuss of a purse if you're going on a walk around the neighborhood. Plus, you know what they say — keep your friends close and your beloved lippies closer.
Eos' Shea Butter Vanilla Cashmere body lotion, which TikTok has spent years going *feral* over both because of the lightweight, long-lasting moisture, and the soothing, delicious smell that reviewers compare to more expensive brands like Philosophy and Bath & Body Works. It's so beloved that Eos recently released a matching Vanilla Cashmere Shave Oil!
A set of golden bracelets giving ~quiet luxury~ vibes at "I want to pay rent this month" prices. Reviewers especially love these mix-and-match sets because they look like expensive versions from Cartier — the middle one is giving the $8,000 "Juste Un Clou" and the studded one is giving the $6,000 "Love Bracelet!"
E.l.f's Lash XTNDR Tubing Mascara, a GODSEND for anyone with thin or fragile lashes. This uses lightweight ~tubing~ technology to wrap around lashes and give them a natural-looking, smudge-proof extension so good it almost looks fake. The real boon, though, is how easily the "tubes" slide off in clean, easy swipes at the end of the day when you're washing your face — absolutely no smudging, over-scrubbing, or special eye makeup removal products required.
A drain snake you can funnel into your shower or sink drain that honestly works a little *too* well at unclogging hair in older sinks and bath tubs, pulling it up in one (semi-horrifying) go before you have to resort to expensive plumbers or using pipe-damaging traditional drain cleaners.
An affordable, Lululemon-esque longline sports bra just as comfy, supportive, and versatile as the real thing that reviewers love it both for outdoor workouts, gym use, *and* errand running. This is designed to be supportive without being too compressive, with lightweight fabric that keeps you breezy in the heat.
A two-stage knife sharpener, because those blades you bought back in the day?? They're probably super dull by now. Instead of replacing them with pricey versions, ~refresh~ them with this.
Jergens Natural Glow Firming Self Tanner Body Lotion to give you a gradual-building, vacation-worthy ~sunkissed glow~ over the course of just a few days. Not only is this easy peasy to apply compared to other finickier, streaking lotions, but it's formulated with collagen and elastin to help your skin appear firmer *and* glowier, and a HECK of a lot cheaper than its competitors.
A reusable microfiber Swiffer mop pad that reviewers love not only because it's ready for action again right after a wash cycle, but because it picks up a ton more dirt, gunk, and debris than the disposable mops do, *and* it's a heck of a lot cheaper than stocking up on the one-use versions over time.
MagicMinerals AirBrush Foundation, which lives up to its name and THEN some — one quick spray of the foundation on the included brush, and it glides so smoothly and subtly over your skin texture that you'll feel like a makeup artist did it for you. Reviewers in their thirties, forties, and up especially swear by this lightweight but effective formula, and love that it's ridiculously easy to use.
The Face Shop's Rice Water Bright Foaming Facial Cleanser, a gentle, cult-fave Korean beauty product reviewers swear by as an alternative to the pricey Tatcha Rice Wash. This hydrating cleanser removes waterproof makeup and sunscreen with ease, has an ohhhh-so-satisfying lather, and leaves skin moisturized after use.
A Bentgo stackable lunch container perfect for commuters who want to get back in the groove of bringing cheaper lunches from home again — this right here is a perfect leakproof, sturdy option for your mobile salad/charcuterie/"girl dinner" situations. It's also nice and deep for mixing salads, has an upper compartment to keep your other ingredients separate, *and* a container for dressing.
A set of Bala Bangle-inspired wrist and ankle weights to get your ~fitness~ on this spring — these serve all the same cuteness and function without the $55 price tag. Not to mention this has a TON more colors available to match your 'fits.
A painless, mint-flavored teeth-whitening pen reviewers swear by as an alternative to pricey professional treatments and strips. This gets results from the very first use, lightening up years' worth of stains from coffee, tea, wine, or just, you know, existing as a human with teeth.
A set of spicy margarita instant cocktail tea bags — all the sophistication of tea and the 😜 of a cheeky cocktail, without the exorbitant bar price tags or the sugar crash. All you have to do is add three ounces of cold water, 1.5 ounces of hard liquor, and the tea sachet into a glass, and you'll have a delicious cocktail in one minute.

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Is Addison Rae's Debut Album Actually "Skipless"?
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Is Addison Rae's Debut Album Actually "Skipless"?

If you haven't heard, Addison Rae's rebranded from doing TikTok dances to making pop hits. The transition from social star, to actress, to singer has been met with a mix of public opinion, but Addison has taken it in stride, explaining how she's handled the criticism in a number of recent interviews. In a YouTube video with internet personality, Quenlin Blackwell, Addison responded to comments she was "trying too hard" saying, "How about you try at all? We can tell you're not". Following the launch of her new career via EP in 2023, she released her first album, self-titled Addison, on June 6, 2025. The 12-track collection is already being praised for its production by an all-female team and labelled by fans as a "skipless" debut. Is the "no skips" sentiment a universal experience, or are the fans just stitching us up? I'm going to find out for the both of us by listening to Addison from start to finish. One listen per song. "New York" My First Impression: If the Secret Life Of Pets wasn't a children's movie they would DEFINITELY add this to the soundtrack. This is a strong start and felt like it needed a strobe light attached to it. If you could bottle the feeling of whipping your hair around to a song on dance floor where you can't hear yourself think, "New York" is pretty close. What kind of movie scene would this song be the soundtrack to: Definitely a club scene montage where a group of friends is rediscovering their youth — having fun, running amuck and giggling a lot. Think Gossip I want to skip the song at any point in time: No. "Diet Pepsi" My First Impression: Technically, I've heard this one already — not in its entirety — but it's different hearing it in this context. The chorus has always been really catchy and so is the backbeat. Each hit on the closed hi-hats scratch an itch in my brain that I can't explain. I know the song is meant have quite a sexy vibe, but it also gives off the air of sadness and a feeling of growing up too fast, knowing you can't go back. What kind of movie scene would this song be the soundtrack to: I'm imagining Hannah Montana standing up in the back of a ute/pickup truck driving through Tennessee, saying, "This is what life's all about". Did I want to skip the song at any point in time: Yes (but only because I didn't know there was a key change). "Money Is Everything" My First Impression: The intro instrumental feels very Disney princess, but after the starting monologue you can feel a punk touch. I really like the choral element on the repeated "money is everything" lyric — it has the same energy as "Hollaback Girl" by Gwen Stefani. What kind of movie scene would this song be the soundtrack to: A group of powerful woman are power strutting, about to take over the world and wreck someone's day. Did I want to skip the song at any point in time: No (but also, why are the songs so short?). "Aquamarine" My First Impression: I burst out laughing thinking I was listening to "Fireflies" by Owl City because of the opening electronic notes. The song feels super hypnotic, like someone is sitting in front of you with a crystal ball and reading your fortune while chaotic things are flying around. At this point in the album, you can feel it's very consistent in its sound and storytelling. Although, this does feel like it has an '80s disco atmosphere. What kind of movie scene would this song be the soundtrack to: A witch is casting a spell into the sky and making a storm. Did I want to skip the song at any point in time: Yes (I thought it was "Fireflies" sorry). "Lost & Found" My First Impression: This is a 48 second interlude that feels very airy and dreamy. It feels like a higher power trying to wake someone up from a crash out. 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Of course, Addison's voice brings it back to pop and I think lyrically this is one of strongest of the album so kind of movie scene would this song be the soundtrack to: A solo hip-hop contemporary dance in the rain (duh). Think Step Up 2: The Streets. Did I want to skip the song at any point in time: No. "Fame Is A Gun" My First Impression: I think this song embodies her story perfectly and I absolutely love the energy of it. It feels like old-school pop with her distinct flavour and I can see this being really timeless, especially with the catchy hook. It really gets your shoulders moving at your desk, I won't lie. What kind of movie scene would this song be the soundtrack to: After an artist plays a stage show they launch into a fever dream where this is playing, there's a lot of sparkly tinsel. Did I want to skip the song at any point in time: No. "Times Like These" My First Impression: Does anyone remember that scene in Camp Rock, where Tess was surrounded by a bunch of mirrors? This would've been the perfect song for that moment. Breathy vocals are making their return here. It almost feels like this is the end of the album, even though theres two more songs. What kind of movie scene would this song be the soundtrack to: The main character is driving in an old school red convertible, moving from one place to another across a long stretch of highway. Did I want to skip the song at any point in time: Yes (I think, I just wanted to get back to more of "Fame Is A Gun"). "Life's No Fun Through Clear Waters" My First Impression: The last interlude of the album and you can't hear Addison through it, it feels like a break setting up for the grand finale. Not too much to kind of movie scene would this song be the soundtrack to: Think Leonardo DiCaprio and Claire Danes' Romeo + Juliet when they're staring at each other through the aquarium. Did I want to skip the song at any point in time: No, this is a nice palate cleanser. And finally, "Headphones On" My First Impression: This is "Diet Pepsi"'s chiller sibling that still has that sensual vibe, but instead of feel sad, it feels quite hopeful. It cleanly rounds off the entire album, further emphasising the consistency element. While it is the last song, it feels like it leaves the future open for where her sound could go kind of movie scene would this song be the soundtrack to: This is for the montage in a coming-of-age movie when the protagonist finds out they were just "a bet" or everything wasn't real with the person they fell in love with. It's for the part where they fix their life. Did I want to skip the song at any point in time: No. Listen to Addison by Addison Rae, wherever you get your music.

19 Slang Words Gen Z'ers Hijacked From Older Adults
19 Slang Words Gen Z'ers Hijacked From Older Adults

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The new and constantly evolving slang nowadays can confuse anyone, but older adults have another bone to pick with it. Recently, Redditor u/GrannyMayJo asked the older adults of the Reddit community to share the words or phrases younger people have "hijacked" that bother them, and I never even thought about some of these. Here are some slang words or phrases that used to mean one thing before, but mean a totally new thing now: "'Body count.'" —Hayabusalvr11"It's weird seeing this right now. I just watched a video of a street interviewer asking an older man what his body count was, and he said, 'Uh, three.' The interviewer said, 'Only three?' The Guy said, 'Yeah, just three.' Then the interviewer asked, 'What do you think I'm asking you right now?' And the guy calmly responded, 'How many people I've killed.'"—Robert_Hotwheel "I'm confused by young people saying 'you ate that' as a way to say 'you did that well.' Growing up, any time someone used 'eat' in that context, it usually meant something bad, like 'eat shit' or 'eat my dust.'" "'Out of pocket' used to mean you paid for something for business use, and now the company owes you money. Or it just means what your insurance doesn't pay. Now, it just means 'wacky' or 'uncalled for.'" "Apparently, 'crashing out' now means losing your shit instead of falling asleep." "I miss when 'hooking up' simply meant meeting someone. Like, 'Let's hook up later at the mall.' I'm a college professor, and I've made a bunch of apparently hilarious statements in class with that type of lingo before anyone explained to me how the phrase has changed. It's ruined to me now." "The whole 'red pill/blue pill.' That one really pisses me off. It originated with The Matrix in 1999, and it's now been hijacked by incels and male supremacy groups to describe anything they disagree with." —Prize_Sorbet3366 "'POV.' To me, this is a very specific term from film and screenwriting that means 'Point of View.' As in, literally filmed as if we are seeing things through the eyes of a character. Now, this term just gets thrown around with seemingly every TikTok video as a general term for someone's viewpoint or opinion." '"Goat' has completely flipped from being someone you blamed for messing up (short for scapegoat) to stating something is the best (GOAT)." "They refer to a regularly-packed dance floor as a 'mosh pit.'" "'Cornhole.' The word used to refer to anal sex, but now it's just a game played with beanbags." —ItsAlwaysMonday "I hate that 'psych' turned into 'sike.'" "It used to be bad to get 'duped' (tricked or deceived). Now, it's a good thing and means a copy or duplicate of a pricier product at a cheaper price." "'Goon.' It used to describe people doing something silly. Now, it's used for horny people." "'Gaslighting.' It used to only refer to playing tricks on someone to make them think they were losing their mind. Now, whenever someone gets lied to by another person, that person says they're being gaslighted." —hoosiergirl1962 "'Low-key.' It used to mean quiet, subtle, clandestine, etc. Now, it exactly? 'Sort of?' Ruined a perfectly good term with a rich history." "Whenever I hear someone say they want to 'level up' their kitchen, I always think, I've got a housejack they could borrow." "'Hack.' A hack is now used to describe any common-sense tip for doing something: 'New hack for avoiding dehydration.' Like, just DRINK WATER!?" —duckfartchickenass "I can't stand the use of 'rawdogging' for anything other than its original meaning. It's so crude. Do young people not hear what they're saying?" Lastly: "'Cringe' used to refer to a facial expression one makes when experiencing any kind of discomfort: 'I cringed at the sight of my aunt's disgusting casserole.' Now, it's an adjective used to describe something uncool or embarrassing: 'That dress is cringe.'" Honestly, I'm an older Gen Z'er, and I still can't keep up with the slang. Like, WTF does 'glazing' mean?! If you're an older adult, what term or phrase has lost its original meaning thanks to modern slang? Let us know in the comments, or you can anonymously submit your thoughts using the form below!

Music superstar hilariously reacts to bra thrown at him at Gillette Stadium
Music superstar hilariously reacts to bra thrown at him at Gillette Stadium

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