Saturday, April 20, 2024

Cheap Beauty Products (Under $20!) that Celebrities Swear By

Want to know the beauty products celebrities use? But, like, the affordable ones they really use – not just the La Mer’s, or bottles of eye serum that go for $1k a pop? Well, here goes!

If celebrity beauty recommendations are anything to go by, it proves that they are just like us.

9Honey takes a look at all the affordable beauty products that the rich and famous swear by, proving that you don’t have to splurge on expensive products to have star-worthy skin.

Margot Robbie: Bepanthen

Australian actress Margot Robbie might be one of the highest-paid actresses but that doesn’t mean she doesn’t love a good bargain like the rest of us.

Speaking with British Vogue, the 31-year-old Wolf of Wall Street star revealed that she always has Bepanthen nappy ointment on-hand.

“This is Bepanthan, it’s an antiseptic cream technically for baby’s nappies and stuff but I use it as a lip balm and it’s really good,” the actress told the British publication.

Robbie insisted that the ointment is more soothing than lip balm, and for that reason, it’s always in her handbag.

Bepanthen Antiseptic Soothing Cream, 50g tube, $11.10 from Countdown

Sabrina Carpenter: Paw Paw ointment

Sabrina Carpenter revealed the affordable product she keeps handy for chapped lips: Paw Paw ointment.

In a British Vogue ‘In The Bag’ clip, the singer said, “My lips are always dry. I keep this wherever I go. It’s this Australian ointment… It’s a clear lip balm or you can use it on scars.”

Lucas Papaw Ointment 25g, $6.74 from Chemist Warehouse

Kerry Washington: Neutrogena ultra sheer face & body lotion

The beauty product Kerry Washington swears by for good skin is surprisingly attainable and available for only $10.20 at your nearest drug store.

It’s sunscreen, more specifically Neutrogena Ultra Sheer Face & Body lotion SPF 50.

Neutrogena Ultra Sheer Face Lotion Sunscreen SPF 50 88ml, $18.99 from Chemist Warehouse

Chrissy Teigen: Bioré nose and chin strips

Chrissy Teigen revealed one of her favourite skincare products and it just proves A-lister skin doesn’t always have to come at a ridiculous price.

Teigen revealed that she is an avid user of Bioré nose and chin strips.

Pore strips are a quick way to remove oil, dirt and blackheads from clogged pores.

Biore Pore Strips Cleansing Combo 14pack, $12 from Countdown

Hailee Steinfeld: Batiste dry shampoo

One of Hailee Steinfeld’s go-to beauty products for fabulous hair is Batiste dry shampoo.

The singer told British Vogue that the product is an essential for her, saying,”[I always carry] some dry hair shampoo, because, essential.”

Batiste Original Dry Shampoo 350ml, $16.99 from Chemist Warehouse

Lily Collins: Burt’s Bees

Lily Collins’ skin care routine is completed with Burt’s Bees Lip Balm.

The Emily in Paris star told Byrdie: “Burt’s Bee has that really great hydration and it also makes [my lips] feel tingly because of the peppermint, which I love too.”

“I’m constantly putting this on all day.”

Burts Bees Lip Balm Beeswax 4.25g, $7.49 from Chemist Warehouse

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