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24-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
I've Tried Dozens of Mascaras, and the Best Ones Are All Drugstore Formulas Under $15
"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." I'm not gonna lie, there are times where I love splurging on luxury beauty products like perfumes and skincare devices, but one product that does the job just as well (if not better) than its luxe rivals, is drugstore mascara. Some of my favorite $10 formulas have the same wands, innovations, and results as $40 tubes (and they're all available online so you don't need to shlep to your local CVS or Walgreens to search for it). Team Cosmo has been curating this list of the best drugstore mascaras for literal years, and we also consulted makeup artist Neil Scibelli for his insight and picks. Find all of the best drugstore mascaras, ahead, including favorites from Maybelline, L'Oreal, Covergirl, and more. Then, if you still can't choose (don't blame ya), read on for a guide to choosing the best mascara for mascara adds length and volume to every single lash, from the itsy-bitsy ones in the inner corner of the lid to the outer lashes that are prone to clumping. It makes my eyes look so open, since it also separates each lash and fans them out. Don't just take my word for it, though: Scibelli also raves about this mascara, calling it his latest drugstore favorite. "It truly gives your lashes a dramatic, wide-awake finish without clumping or smudging," he says. "The brush hits all angles of the lashes, too—you have the option of using the smaller side for separating every individual lash or the wider side for volume and thickness." One editor says: "The highest praise I can give a product is bringing it on a trip—because when that's the only option I have, it'd better do its job. And on a recent trip, the only mascara I stashed in my bag was L'Oreal Panorama. And I genuinely enjoyed every single minute of swiping it onto my lashes."—BETH GILLETTE, BEAUTY EDITOR $12.97 at only is this viral mascara from Maybelline ideal for lengthening, curling, and volumizing your lashes, but it also comes in more color options than you'll ever need. I'm talking three different shades of black, a pretty shade of maroon, and it even has some glitter finishes. My personal favorite is the brown, pictured above, and more on that below. One editor says: "As someone with pretty long lashes (sorry not to flex) I do need some help in the darkening department. I don't love a stark black mascara at all times, and Maybelline's Sky High Mascara makes my favorite brown shade for a defined yet natural lash."—JASMINE HYMAN, ASSISTANT BEAUTY EDITOR $12.99 at can't believe in the year 2025 there is a mascara that still clocks in at $5 a tube (and I'm def not complaining!). Essence's Lash Princess is a hero for making your lashes look long and full, but still defined and not clumpy whatsoever. Need more proof? More than 250,000+ five-star reviewers on Amazon agree. One editor says: "Out of all the affordable mascaras I've tried, Essence's def take the cake. Whether I want length, volume, a tint of brown, or literally anything else, I can snag an Essence mascara that gets the job done for less than $5."—JH $4.99 at your lashes to look natural and soft? Go for this tubing mascara, which helps A) separate every lash and B) coat them with this lightweight formula. It's basically the opposite of clumpy, according to Scibelli. "This one not only gives a dramatic finish in one coating, but it also nourishes the lashes with jojoba seed oil," he says. "I also like the feel of the flexible silicone brush which allows you to really zero in on those hard-to-get lashes." One editor says: I tested it myself (see the above image for proof) and was shocked by how fanned out my eyelashes looked with just one coat. It gave them a little bit of length and fluffiness without bulking on any clump to chunk 'em together. Instead, they're spread from inner to outer corner to perfection."—BG $7.00 at you want a mascara that will get you through any amount of tears, humidity, sweat, or whatever else might come your way, this O.G. formula from Covergirl. It's beloved by Cosmo editors and readers alike—so much so, that it won a Cosmo Readers' Choice Award for its iconic formula that adds tons of fullness. One editor says: "I've yet to use a waterproof mascara that holds up as well as Covergirl Lash Blast. It's a mainstay in my summer makeup bag every year (has been since–legit—2010). I can swipe it on, wait 10 minutes, then legit jump in a pool. My mascara will still look pristine, even after I rub at my eyes. It coats and defines my lashes to make me look more awake and bright-eyed on."—BG $9.44 at you're after big, bold, borderline-falsie-level lashes, this drugstore mascara brings the drama. The hourglass-shaped nylon brush loads up lashes with product for serious fullness, while still keeping them lifted and curled. One coat gives you a mix of length and volume, but it's that second layer where things really pop: thicker, darker, and more fanned-out lashes from root to tip. One editor says: In high school, I used to draw the tiniest wing at the outer corners of my eyes with a brow pencil as if my lashes were just so fluffy and heavy that they created a shadow. Of all the drugstore mascaras I've tried, this one gives me the biggest oomph. It makes my lashes look full and fluffy, but still holds a curl and keeps my lashes lifted all day. —BG $9.97 at you've got naturally long lashes that tend to fall flat with most mascaras, this one's about to change your routine. The curved wand grips and lifts every lash (even the tiny ones in the inner corner), while the lightweight formula adds volume without making them droop. It layers well, doesn't feel heavy, and actually helps hold and accentuates the editor says: 'I just started testing this mascara, but I've already raved about it to the dozens of people who've complimented my eyelashes while I was wearing it. Most mascaras make my lashes lose their curl fast, but this one holds them up all day—and still feels super lightweight, even with multiple coats.' —BG $7.70 at you're on a healthy lash journey, this multitasking mascara is great for nourishing the lashes as you wear it. It's filled with peptides and vegan collagen, which works to strengthen the lashes, as the mascara also works to visibly darken and lengthen lashes. One editor says: "If you're looking for a wearable drugstore mascara that's perfect for everyday, this new mascara from Covergirl is super lengthening and adds the ideal amount of definition to my eyes. It's not overly volumizing, but it simultaneously conditions and lengthens my lashes, which I love."—JH $12.99 at This is Madelyn Cline's favorite mascara. (I would know; I asked her.) And if you've ever seen her lashes, they look extra af in the best way possible. This mascara offers up some serious length and volume with one single coat. And if you want even more ~drama~, add a few extra layers to build it up. One editor says: "This drugstore mascara is great for darkening my light lashes. It's ideal for that eye-popping look (à la Madelyn Cline) and will take any blonde lash to a bold black."—BG $7.00 at you love the clean, lengthened finish of a tubing mascara, this one from Milani is a must-have in your rotation. The liquid-y formula wraps each lash in tiny tubes for major length and definition without the flakey or spidery finish that a lot of lengthening mascaras leave behind. Instead, it leaves the lashes looking naturally long, dark, and lifted—no flaking, no smudging, and no makeup remover needed (just rinse with warm water to take it off) One editor says: 'The first thing I noticed was how rich the black color was—it instantly made my lashes pop. As I kept layering it on, it gave me this crazy length and definition without the tarantula effect I usually get with lengthening mascaras. Like, it just looked like I was born with mile-long, jet-black lashes… despite being naturally blonde. It can clump a bit while applying, but I keep a lash comb nearby and that fixes it in two seconds.' —BG $12.97 at you're all about clean beauty products, you've probably got a stash of pricey makeup. However, Pacifica is my go-to clean drugstore makeup brand, and this mascara performs just as well as the $$$ options I've tried at Sephora. It's filled with softening and moisturizing jojoba oil and polyglycerides, plus a peptide to help strengthen the eyelashes as you wear it. One editor says: "No matter how many coats I layer on, this mascara never smudges or clumps on me. It's my go-to when I know I'll need to touch up my mascara at the end of the workday before heading to a dinner or event. One extra layer, and my lashes are practically revived."—BG $15.52 at name colossal definitely lives up to its expectations. This mascara defines every single lash (without clumping) while giving them a lifted and voluminous false-lash effect. The spiral brush reaches right down to the roots, helping your lashes stand up and appear longer and fuller from the base to tip. One editor says: "I've been team high-end mascara, but this single-handedly just brought me back into the drugstore game. Just look at my lashes!! And this is after eight hours of wear—no flakes, smudging, or drooping of my ultra-straight lashes. I mostly love how the wand makes it easy to separate my lashes after I've coated them with the formula by twisting it over to use like a lash comb."—BG $12.99 at tried a tubing mascara? If you have, then I'm willing to bet you're prob a convert. Luckily, there are hella drugstore formulas (I noted them all above) that'll save you money and time removing it at night. But if you prefer a more bold look, then you'll probably like a traditional formula over tubing, as these usually use a nylon-bristle brush, which can distribute more product. IMO, tubing mascara is great for length and definition, while regular non-tubing formulas are ideal for volume. Plus, you've also gotta decide if you're a waterproof person or nah. Waterproof mascaras are fab for reducing smudging, especially if you have oily eyelids or live in a hot, humid climate. And ofc, if you plan to swim or sweat in your mascara, waterproof comes in clutch. But some people don't love that they have to use a oil-based remover (like cleansing balm or cleansing oil) to take it off at night. In that case, choose a smudge-free regular mascara (I included a few picks above that didn't smudge on me). As noted above, the brush type will definitely enhance the type of look you're going for. Generally, there are nylon-bristle brushes and narrow, comb-like synthetic wands. "A fat and fluffy applicator will give you voluminous lashes," makeup artist Jenna Nicole has told Cosmo. Meanwhile, she says, "a long, skinny, more-precise wand will give you long, skinny, clump-free lashes." I've included a mix of brush types above, for reference, so it all depends on your lash style and ~vibes~. is a makeup artist based in New York, NY who works with celebrities and talent for TV interviews, press appointments, and more. Jenna Nicole is a Los Angeles-based celebrity makeup artist who has worked with Selena Gomez and Cassie Randolph. Nicole recently spoke to Cosmo about how to find the best Gillette is the beauty editor at Cosmopolitan with six years of experience researching, writing, and editing makeup stories that range from drugstore concealers to lip stains. She's an authority in all makeup categories, but is an expert when it comes to drugstore mascaras after testing dozens of formulas throughout her life, plus constantly asking experts for their recs. You Might Also Like Here's What NOT to Wear to a Wedding Meet the Laziest, Easiest Acne Routine You'll Ever Try
Cosmopolitan
14-06-2025
- Lifestyle
- Cosmopolitan
8 ways to wear linen this summer, from linen shirts to linen trousers and dresses
News just in: linen is going to be *huuuge* this summer. And, yep, we totally get it. After all, it's a fabric that's chic, understated and super breathable for those hot, sticky summer days. To quote Covergirl, it's giving 'easy, breezy, beautiful'. While linen might be synonymous with linen trousers on vacay, they've become an increasingly popular mainstay of city street style as fashion huns in Paris shrug on oversized linen suits, Copenhagen cool girls style pinstripe linen boxer co-ords and your fave influencers rock summer dresses in linen. Yep, there are plenty of ways to wear linen, appropriate for all kinds of different style codes and scenarios. Whether it's a jumpsuit for a summer wedding, or a two-piece suit for a day of meetings, linen has seriously levelled up this season. Keep scrolling for our guide on how to wear linen this summer, across everything from shorts to dresses to skirts, and how to style them. Oh, and if you're curious, you can check out our guide on the best summer shoes to wear with your linen trousers… Let's start with the classic: linen trousers. This light and breathable fabric lends itself to wide-legged trousers or palazzo pants. For a day out on holiday or casual mooching, you can pair trousers with a pair of trainers and a lightweight tee. For a date or drinks, you can counterbalance the floaty bottom half of the outfit, you might want to try a strapless bustier top in a contrasting colour, and try a heeled flip flop (the surprise hit shoe of the season) and a clutch to accessorise. If you've already got a pair of linen trousers, you can build the look by investing in a matching jacket and/or waistcoat. This works well for a work-from-office day in the summer or if you just want to channel major European vibes. You can make the fit more or less formal depending on your choice of shoe: a loafer for business chic, and a sandal for a more relaxed vibe. If you're a prairiecore devotee this one's for you. A midi-length, wide-skirt dress with a fitted bodice is giving all kinds of whimsy and is a great choice for sipping a wine in a piazza while on your hols, as well as a nice option for a dinner party. Just add a pair of jelly ballet shoes (once you see them, they make sense) and you're good to go... Yes, linen shirts crinkle easily, but do not let that put you off. Opt for a bright hue to add a pop of colour to your outfit and you can rock a linen shirt as everything from a beach cover-up to an over shirt/light jacket. You can even try it with a pair of white jeans for major Mediterranean chic energy. Style with trainers or sandals, and throw in a big straw tote for the ultimate beach accessory. A linen midi skirt is a great way to tap into the boho chic revival, and other Glasto-adjacent trends from the late aughts. Try a cropped top or vest to balance out the proportions, and you can style with a pair of flat sandals or even a pair of motorcycle boots. We often associate linen with neutrals like beige, white or black. But if you fancy a more playful colour palette, a pair of stripy boxer shorts and a matching shirt in bright, contrasting colours could be a way of injecting some fun into the trend. Style with an oversized scrunchie and a pair of ballet flats and you're good to go! Got a summer wedding or a garden party to go to? Don't fancy wearing a dress? Enter: the linen jumpsuit. Pick a dark hue, and style with some statement jewellery (try Missoma, a brand beloved by Doechii and Bella Hadid) and a pair of kitten heels. While linen can be pretty casual, a pair of tailored linen shorts are a great way to elevate an everyday look. Pair with a tee, baseball cap and a pair of trainers or, if you're feeling brave, clogs, and you're good to go! Megan Wallace (they/them) is Cosmopolitan UK's Former Sex and Relationships Editor covering sexual pleasure, sex toys, LGBTQIA+ identity, dating and romance. They have covered sexuality and relationships for over five years and are the founder of the PULP zine, which publishes essays on culture and sex. In their spare time, they can be found exploring the London kink scene and planning dates on Feeld.
New York Times
16-05-2025
- Sport
- New York Times
Chicago Sky expecting Courtney Vandersloot to help growth of Angel Reese, Kamilla Cardoso
DEERFIELD, Ill. — Courtney Vandersloot wanted a seat. She had just finished a long practice (more than two hours) and then followed that up with a 3-point shooting drill. If she was going to talk, she wanted to rest her legs. She's 36 years old and a little sleep-deprived these days, given she and her wife, Allie Quigley, have a month-old daughter. Advertisement Vandersloot will need to find moments to get a break this season as she embarks on a return tour with the team that drafted her third in 2011. The Chicago Sky need her more than ever as they try to develop their two young post players, Angel Reese and Kamilla Cardoso. When Vandersloot, the franchise leader in games, assists and steals, first got here, Sylvia Fowles was the star. Next came Elena Delle Donne. After that, it was a late-career Candace Parker, with whom she won a WNBA title in 2021. Now the Sky are counting on Reese and Cardoso to power this team into the next phase of the WNBA, a league that is finally ready for its national close-up. (With that in mind, the Sky announced a deal with Covergirl to be the team's official cosmetics sponsor Thursday.) Reese exploded on the scene last season, grabbing headlines and rebounds, setting records and starting arguments seemingly every week. Cardoso, after an early injury, showed why the Sky picked her No. 3. But it was clear what they were missing: a point guard, someone to help guide them on the court. (They also have a new coach in Tyler Marsh.) Now, they have Vandersloot, who has the second-most assists in league history (2,849, fewer than 400 behind Sue Bird) and who has been named first- or second-team All-WNBA five times. One of the main reasons Vandersloot returned to the Sky after winning a title last year with the superteam New York Liberty is that she and Quigley were starting a family. They had a house in Deerfield and Quigley's family in the south suburbs. 'We've been dreaming about this for so long,' Vandersloot said. 'This has always been in the plans, but it was just about finding the time. We are so happy. Over the moon. There's no better feeling.' Vandersloot and Quigley played together in Chicago for a decade, along with their overseas career, so this is a change for Vandersloot, having her teammate at home and not on the court. Quigley, who hasn't played since 2022, is home taking care of their baby while Vandersloot plies her trade. Does Quigley miss it? 'Of course she misses it,' Vandersloot said. 'She's the biggest basketball junkie I know.' Though their daughter, Jana, is growing every day — 'She grew out of a couple outfits and I'm just like heartbroken by it' — Vandersloot's day job is helping those two other young women develop. 'I think all bigs need a point guard, you know,' she said with a laugh. 'I was excited about the opportunity. … That's like a point guard's dream. It hasn't been that clean yet, it's gonna take some time, but yes, that played a big part in it, too. I just saw the potential.' Advertisement What does she see in this duo? 'You know, I love playing with a really good rolling post player with good hands, which is Kamilla. And then Angel brings her own sense of dominance in terms of rebounding, and she's a great screener. She's a good distributor. So, yeah, we're trying to figure it out, but it was an exciting thing for me.' I asked her her thoughts on Reese's nascent offensive game. We know she can rebound, but she needs to be shooting better than 39.1 percent from the field. That ticked up to 47 percent in the Unrivaled season and should go up from there. 'I think she has to find her niche, especially with another post player (in Cardoso),' Vandersloot said. 'I think the paint was kind of always hers, and now we have someone else that could dominate in the paint, too. So we're finding ways for them to play off each other. But I think having her on the perimeter is going to be really good for her career. I think she handles the ball really well, which I didn't know before I came here. She can pass it very well. So she has a lot of other skill sets other than just rebounding and layups. And I think we've got to tap into that.' Reese's popularity was both a boon and a burden last year. There was attention for everything she did, good and bad. She's got NBA-level endorsements and a fan base that transcends basketball. It certainly helped that her rivalry with Caitlin Clark has carried over from college. The Sky's season opener Saturday afternoon at the Indiana Fever is sure to set WNBA TV records. It's airing on ABC. 'It's a fun time,' said Vandersloot, who played with stars such as Sabrina Ionescu, Breanna Stewart and Jonquel Jones for her two seasons in New York. 'I think that for so many years we've been begging to have people follow us because we felt like we always had a great product. But it was so hard to get the fans to follow players from college to the league. Now I think they're doing that. We have a bunch of young, talented superstars, and their fans are coming with them, and it's really blowing up the league. I think the WNBA is in a really good place, and you know it's going to only continue to get better.' Advertisement The Sky-Fever rivalry was intense on the floor, as it should be, but the online toxicity between Reese and Clark fans, and the media that debated it, was borderline uncomfortable. Were those reactions just a natural result of a league growing in mainstream popularity? 'Yeah, that's what I thought,' Vandersloot said. 'It was just natural that when you have more eyes on (the league), you have more opinions, you have more people online talking about it and it just kind of comes with the territory. I think we have to be, I don't want to say accepting, but (accepting) in a healthy way. The bad part of it, absolutely not. But a little bit of criticism or whatever, it comes with the territory and we have to be OK with it. The NBA guys, there are whole TV shows dedicated to just talking crap about them and they have to be OK with it. The more people are talking about (the WNBA), the better for us.' Courtney Vandersloot to Angel Reese is gonna be a big time assist connection this season — WNBA Clips & Highlights (@WNBAPlayerWatch) May 7, 2025 Three years ago around this time, I talked to Vandersloot about her post-playing ambitions and whether she wanted to try coaching in the NBA, as some of her peers had started to do. 'No, I don't think so,' she said then. 'That's not something I'm interested in. I would more be interested in maybe a front office, GM-type position. But eventually, I would always end up back in the WNBA.' I wondered whether coming back to the Sky was part of that goal of making the WNBA better from within. 'The Chicago Sky is so important to me, and I just always want them to be in a really good place, making sure that they're on the right path to championships,' she said. 'And I think that we kind of took this team, this franchise, that was always lower in the pack and we just built it over time. … Allie and I really committed to making this a place that players want to play. And so for me, that was a big reason I wanted to come back. I want this always to be a destination for players just because it's so important to me.' The Sky are building a new practice facility, but they still practice in a suburban recreation center for now. Things are changing, though. The team is getting more sponsors and selling more tickets. Reese brought her college spotlight with her, and so will rookie guard Hailey Van Lith. Advertisement Family and opportunity brought Vandersloot back to Chicago, but she's not done playing just yet. Winning is on her mind. 'I think we should be a playoff team,' she said. 'We should be competitive in this league. We have a lot of great vets surrounded by youth. We've got a lot of good weapons. We've got to put it together, but we should have high expectations for ourselves because no one is going to expect anything from us.' (Top photo of Courtney Vandersloot from 2022: Kamil Krzaczynski / USA Today)
Yahoo
06-05-2025
- Lifestyle
- Yahoo
Just $1? Yes, this universally flattering lipstick is only a buck
We independently evaluate the products we review. When you buy via links on our site, we may receive compensation. Read more about how we vet products and deals . There's nothing we love more than a universally flattering lipstick that looks good on all skin tones. And when it's budget-friendly? That's a win-win! Over 33,000 Amazon shoppers have found a lipstick that checks those boxes and more. Enter Wet n Wild Silk Finish Lipstick, which can be yours for a mere $1. Yes, you read that right — this top-selling lippie is just a buck. While there are 22 colors to choose from, shoppers seem to love Dark Pink Frost the most, saying it enhances their natural lip color. "Got them for my group of girls to wear for [a] performance and this color looks good on everyone. Good deal for the price," raved one. Plus, the color is buildable, so you can reapply as needed until you get the coverage you crave. This popular lipstick is also infused with vitamins A & E, macadamia nut oil and aloe vera, making it super hydrating. The formula is also cruelty-free, so you can feel good about your purchase. You can't even get a candy bar for a buck these days, so we'd say this is a far yummier purchase. One reviewer called it a "natural subtle shade," before adding, "I have been looking for a replacement of the Covergirl lipstick shades that disappeared years ago, and this has been perfect. It's a mauve pink that's natural, very moisturizing and blends well with many makeup looks. I have an olive complexion and this shade is flattering." Others were surprised by how high-quality lipstick is despite its price. "For such a low-priced lipstick, this was a surprisingly good quality lipstick. Such a beautiful color and nice soft consistency of actual lipstick," wrote one shocked shopper. "You don't have to pay a lot of money to get a quality lip product. The color is beautiful and goes on as smoothly as my more expensive brands. I could not be happier," added a third customer. Some shoppers noted they had some issues with the lid. "It's great for a bit of color and helping dry lips. I have them everywhere and use them often. Not a fan of the plastic cover shape, but it works," noted one. Another said, "Lid does not stay on well, so it's not good for traveling unless you tape the top on. Good value for the price. Soft and moisturizing." While we're on the subject of universally flattering lipsticks, Clinique Black Honey might be the most iconic — but it certainly isn't anywhere near just a buck. Still, you can find affordable versions of the wildly popular color, like this one: Amazon E.l.f. Sheer Slick Lipstick, Black Cherry "I truly can't say enough good things about E.l.f. products, and this sheer lip stain is no exception," writes Yahoo Senior Beauty Editor Jennifer Romolini. "It's highly ranked by Redditors for its Black-Honey-esque qualities (similar texture and staying power, and a near-identical hue) and I would even go as far as to say it surpasses the original." $5 at Amazon Explore More Buying Options $5 at Ulta Beauty If you have Amazon Prime, you'll get free shipping, of course. Not yet a member? No problem. You can sign up for your free 30-day trial here. (And by the way, those without Prime still get free shipping on orders of $35 or more.) The reviews quoted above reflect the most recent versions at the time of publication.
Yahoo
14-02-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Bella Hadid Just Spilled On Her Favorite Mascara—And It's $9 On Amazon RN
"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." Bella Hadid is here to save your morning routine (and, TBH, your wallet). The supermodel just dropped her five-minute makeup routine on TikTok—so naturally, our editors immediately started taking notes. As if we needed any further proof that she truly is the people's princess, her tutorial featured plenty of affordable drugstore finds—including this editor-loved mascara that to be under $10 RN. I take Miss Hadid's makeup recs extremely seriously (she is a literal cover girl, after all!), so I was delighted to see her swipe on this budget-friendly find: the . If you need further convincing, this it-girl approved product is also one of our editors' favorite mascaras for sensitive eyes. As you can see in the video, the formula instantly makes her eyes look bigger and more awake. But here's the best part: You can snag this editor- (and Bella Hadid-) approved mascara for $9 right now, courtesy of Amazon's Presidents' Day sales.$9.37 at TBH, I'm not surprised at all that wellness girlie Bella is a fan of this particular mascara. It's from Covergirl's Clean line, which claims to be cruelty-free, vegan, and made without parabens, sulfates, talc, or mineral oil. Its formula also nourishes lashes with argan and marula oils for buildable volume that's bound to earn you tons of compliments. Seriously—someone asked our tester if she had falsies on while was wearing it. It seems Miss Hadid is a secret Covergirl stan (stars, they're just like us!), because she also featured Covergirl's Clean Fresh Brow Nano in her makeup tutorial: "My eyebrows are definitely not twins; they are sisters," she shared. Good news: this ultra-slim pencil also happens to be on sale at Amazon. Since you're already here, why not add a few more editor-loved Covergirl products to your Amazon haul? I spotted quite a few of our beauty editors' favorite picks on sale, including our best drugstore eyeliner, best waterproof drugstore mascara, and best clump-free mascara. Complete your Bella Hadid-inspired makeup routine with these Amazon deals—all under $10 RN.$8.98 at at at at You Might Also Like Here's What NOT to Wear to a Wedding Meet the Laziest, Easiest Acne Routine You'll Ever Try
