It happened: I forgot to shop the President’s Day beauty sales. Luckily, my collection of makeup and skincare products will still get a boost on a budget thanks to the beauty sales that are still ongoing. Of course, discounted products during non-traditional sale times can be hard to sort through, especially when you want to get the best quality for the biggest discount. To help you sift through the good, the bad, and the unnecessary, I combed through sale sections at Ulta, Sephora, and other top retailers to find the 10 best beauty products on sale this week.
Looking for a new signature perfume for 2026? There’s a discount for that. Hoping to to restock on your favorite lash serum? There’s a discount for that (courtesy of Ulta‘s National Lash Day sale on lash products, which ends on Feb. 22). Finally ready to splurge on that multi-styler hair tool? There’s a discount for that, too. You just have to know where to look.
So, get your wallet ready and be prepared to act fast—these deals won’t last forever, and some in-demand products might sell out fast. Here are the 10 best beauty products on sale this week that are worth the spend.
Best Beauty Products on Sale This Week
Lancôme
Hypnôse Drama Waterproof Mascara – Black (was $32)
Finally, a high-end mascara that actually stays put. Lancôme’s Hypnôse Drama Waterproof mascara brings the volume and stays on no matter what life throws at you.
Grande Cosmetics
Grandelash-MD Lash Enhancing Serum (was $125)
This beloved lash-enhancing serum isn’t cheap, so if you’re already a fan, I highly recommend splurging while it’s on sale. This tube will last you six months and is currently 30 percent off.
MAC
No Work All Glow Play Blush + Lip Balm Gift Set (was $42)
This holiday set from MAC was already a pretty good deal at it’s original $42 price, but at $25.20, it’s a real steal. The set comes with a full-size Glow Play Cushiony Blush and a GlowPlay TenderTalk Lip Balm, which originally retails for $26, meaning you’re basically buying a lip balm and getting a sheer, soft blush for free.
MAC
Pro Longwear Paint Pot Cream Eyeshadow (was $28)
MAC’s Pro Longwear Paint Pots are a classic for a reason. You can use it as a one-and-done product or as the base for a more elaborate eye look.
Murad
Cellular Hydration Barrier Repair Mask (was $59)
If the cold temperatures have been drying out your skin, then it might be worth investing in a moisturizing mask. This one from Murad acts like a night moisturizer—no rinse off, just plump, hydrated skin.
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Cheek Freak Blush Balm (was $18)
About-face’s Cheek Freak Blush Balm is the perfect blush for anyone that enjoys vibrant colors and wants their makeup to stay on all day long. The pigment in these is no joke and it’s super easy to use.
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The Performer (was $25)
The Performer is one of the best foundations for dry-combination skin and comes in an impressive shade range with many different undertones. Pro tip: grab it while your shade is still in stock.
K18
Leave-In Molecular Repair Hair Mask (was $75)
This beloved hair mask is currently 25 percent off at DermStreet with code LOVE25 and it’s a must if you’re suffering with dry, damaged hair.
Boy Smells
Travel Spray 3-Piece Gift Set
Layering fragrances is definitely a trend I’m bringing into 2026, and what better way to start playing around with your signature scent than with a trio of travel sized perfumes from Boy Smells? A set like this is great for those who want to experiment and try new fragrances without committing to a full-size bottle.
Shark
Flexstyle Hair Blow Dryer & Multi-Styler With Diffuser
This multi-use hot tool comes with everything you need to get the blowout of your dreams. The Shark FlexStyle comes with multiple attachments that make experimenting with your style easy. And, it’s Marie Claire-approved.
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