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3 Best Places to Buy Cheap Beauty Products

March 4, 2016 by Michelle Hates Housework 2 Comments

3 Best Places to Buy Cheap Beauty Products

You want to look good but you don’t want to spend too much cash doing it? We’ve got the best cheap beauty bargains for you in this online shopping guide…

1. Bargain Beauty Essentials at Daiso

$2.80 everything! For beauty essentials this is fabulous value – the cotton pads are slightly cheaper than at Coles and the quality is amazing, and you can get black cotton buds (Q-tips for Americans) that shows you exactly how much gunk you’re digging out of your ear. They also have a fantastic make-up brush cleanser that I have a tutorial for on my other blog.

Best buys

  • Cotton pads (2 packs of 90) – $2.80
  • Cotton buds (box of 200) – $2.80
  • Detergent for Sponge and Puff – $2.80

Other things to pick up while you’re there

  • Clear plastic umbrella
  • Everything on this “best of Daiso” list

2. Cheap and Cheerful Korean Beauty Products Online

Korean products are generally cheaper than Australian products, even with shipping and conversion fees, there’s tons of variety in skincare products and so many of them are freaking adorable. RoseRoseShop and TesterKorea are fantastic for K-beauty bargains, and they throw in a bunch of samples too.

Best buys

  • Tony Moly Fruit Hand Cream – $4.07 USD
  • Etude House Eyeshadow Primer – $3.32 USD
  • Konjac sponge – $2.76 USD
  • The Face Shop Chia Seed Fresh Foaming Liquid Cleanser – $6.14 USD

3. US Beauty Brands at iHerb

iHerb‘s got a lot of crunchy woo-woo supplements, but there are some serious bargains here! EcoTools and Real Techniques makeup brushes are usually cheaper here than in stores (exchange rate willing), and they stock discount US brand E.L.F. too. Now Foods also has a range of natural beauty staples like jojoba and coconut oils, and they even stock the cheapest retinol cream I’ve ever seen. If you’re a new customer, you can use my code NUD131 for a 10% discount.

Best buys

Life Flo Retinol A cream – $16.26 USD
Real Techniques Collector’s Edition Brushes – $18.95 USD
EcoTools 6 Piece Bamboo Brush Set – $12.99 USD
Now Foods Jojoba Oil 118 mL – $9.93 USD

Other things to pick up while you’re there

  • Harney & Sons Teas

Filed Under: Beauty, Finances Tagged With: bargains, beauty, finances, shopping

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