It's Your Last Chance to Shop These Beauty Deals From Amazon's Big Spring Sale

Revlon One Step Volumizer Plus 2.0 Hair Dryer and Hot Air Brush ($35, originally $70)

Get on the hot-air-brush bandwagon and treat yourself to the upgraded version of Revlon's bestselling One-Step Volumizer. This might just be its lowest price yet. It has a detachable brush head, making it super easy to travel with. This is another editor favorite for getting smooth and shiny hair without drying it out. See why it's worth the hype in our editor's review of the Revlon One-Step Volumizer Plus.

Editor Quote: "The biggest difference I noticed between this brush and others I've used in the past is how well my hairstyle stayed put. Although I think I've pretty much mastered the '90s blowout, I've often found that the look can fall throughout the day if I don't use a ton of hairspray or texture spray. I didn't use either after the Revlon One-Step Hair Dryer, and my flipped-in ends lasted even after a night of sleeping on them." — RR

Elemis Pro-Collagen Cleansing Balm ($52, originally $69)

The Elemis Pro-Collagen Cleansing Balm has a silky texture that makes removing your makeup a relaxing experience. It starts as a gel-like balm but transforms into a milky oil as it's massaged into the skin with water. To see why it's worth it, check out our review of the Elemis Pro-Collagen Cleansing Balm.

Editor Quote: "Within seconds, the formula melts even waterproof makeup formulas off of my face. What's more, my skin feels softer to the touch immediately after cleansing. Forget the feeling of stripped skin — this balm will leave your complexion feeling wildly silky and soothed." — MP

MaryRuth Organics Liquid Multivitamin + Lustriva® Hair Growth ($75, originally $80)

If you're searching for a multivitamin that also supports hair growth, MaryRuth's Liquid Morning Multivitamin is a game-changer. This all-in-one formula not only promotes daily wellness but also supports hair growth and skin health. It features Lustriva, a clinically proven ingredient that increases hair thickness in women in as little as three weeks. The formula also includes eight essential B vitamins — featuring 10,000 mcg of magnesium biotinate, a unique form of biotin that is 40 times more soluble than D-biotin — along with methylated folate (calcium L-5-methyltetrahydrofolate), vitamin C, vitamin D3, chromium picolinate, and more.

The Skinny Confidential Hot Mess Ice Roller ($63, originally $79)

Out of all the facial rollers and massage tools on the market, The Skinny Confidential's Hot Mess Ice Roller is the one that actually stays cool for a long period of time. The weighted roller is perfect for all your depuffing and massage needs, whether it's to reduce inflammation, alleviate facial and neck tension, or provide cooling relief to a zit or a wax. Check out our in-depth review of The Skinny Confidential's Hot Mess Ice Roller to see how you can use this versatile tool.

Editor Quote: "I can roll my face and neck continuously for about 25 to 30 minutes before the cold feeling starts to disappear . . . The ice roller is also quite durable. In true hot-mess fashion, I've dropped the Hot Mess Roller many times, and the roller just pops back into place without a dent or scratch." — AR

Kitsch Dermaplaning Tool ($7, originally $9)

Looking for a way to get baby-soft, fuzz-free skin? You'll want to add one of these dermaplaning tools into your beauty bag ASAP. The product works like a facial epilator, allowing you to gently remove unwanted hair and dry skin on your face. The result is softer, smoother skin that — with the help of the right beauty serums — can elevate your face with a glass-like shine.

The Face Shop Rice Water Bright Foaming Facial Cleanser with Ceramides ($12, originally $17)

This gentle cleanser is designed to work for all skin types, whether you have combination, sensitive, dry, or oily skin. It's a soft alternative to traditional, harsher cleansers, with ingredients that work to balance the look of uneven skin and target issues like wrinkles and fine lines.

Biodance Bio-Collagen Real Deep Mask ($15, originally $19)

This collagen face mask is perfect for you if you're looking for a deeply moisturizing mask without breaking the bank. The ultra-hydrating mask includes a few key ingredients such as fish collagen, hyaluronic acid, and niacinamide; read our Biodance Bio-Collagen Real Deep Mask review for the full product details.

Editor Quote: "I've used it three times since I initially purchased a pack of four. Once when my skin was fairly normal, once when I was experiencing some annoying breakouts, and once when I had a massive sunburn on my face. I'm genuinely not sure how, but the mask seemed to help with all of my skin issues." – Renee Rodriguez, staff writer, Beauty

Laneige Lip Glowy Balm ($15, originally $19)

If you love the bestselling Lip Sleeping Mask from Laneige, you'll also love this Glowy Balm version as well. The difference between the two is that this one is slightly less thick but perfect for on-the-go use. Plus, this has a shinier finish that's perfect for topping off your lip, and it comes in a bunch of flavors. Learn more in our Laneige Lip Glowy Balm review.

Editor Quote: "What's nice about the lip balm is that it has a similar consistency to the fan-favorite Lip Sleeping Mask — the brand's creamy overnight lip treatment — but slightly thinner and therefore better suited to wear throughout the day. Plus, the tube applicator makes it easy to swipe on when on the go, and it fits easily inside a purse or a pocket." — Kelsey Garcia, associate content director, Balance

Bioderma Sensibio H2O Micellar Water Cleanser ($15, originally $19)

Those with sensitive skin types will benefit from having this purifying cleanser worked into their daily skin-care routine. Unlike other cleansers or makeup removers, this formula is free from oils and parabens, so it's a solution you can truly feel good about putting on your skin. It also works to carefully remove makeup without irritating the skin's surface or causing redness.

Lumineux Teeth Whitening Strips ($30, originally $45)

If you've been looking for a way to brighten your teeth but you haven't had luck with strips in the past due to sensitivity, we'd suggest trying the Lumineux Teeth Whitening Strips. They're made with ingredients that won't bother sensitive teeth, like coconut oil, Dead Sea salt, and lemon peel oil. They're also certified non-toxic and microbiome safe. Read a full assessment and see before and after pictures in our editor's Lumineux Teeth Whitening Strips review.

Editor Quote: "After my first treatment, I had soup for lunch and experienced almost no sensitivity. I truly couldn't believe how much whiter my teeth looked in just one use. Seriously, these before and after pictures are just 30 minutes apart." — Taylor Augustin, PS contributor

grace & stella Under Eye Mask ($16, originally $29)

Tackle dark circles and tired undereyes with these hydrating eye patches. Formulated with ingredients like sea moss, glycerin, and hyaluronic acid, the eye gel pads are easy to use and designed to provide eyes with a lifted and vibrant look. Just leave the patches on overnight and watch them work their magic.

Cosrx Snail Mucin 96% Power Repairing Essence ($16, originally $25)

There's a reason this snail mucin essence is all over your social media feed. The lightweight essence soothes redness, brightens the skin, and helps repair your moisture barrier without feeling greasy. If you have dry, irritated skin, this will help with hydration. One editor raved about the product in her Cosrx Advanced Snail 96 Mucin Power Essence review.

Editor Quote: "My skin's texture has actually improved, and it feels way more even now. The hydration payoff is also huge, and I feel like it actually helps my moisturizer work better, too." — KG

AmLactin Daily Moisturizing Lotion ($17, originally $25)

The AmLactin Daily Moisturizing Lotion is formulated with 12 percent lactic acid and will gently exfoliate to reveal softer, smoother skin. This is great for those who have rough and dry skin, but it's also helpful for people dealing with body acne, KP, ingrown hairs, and dark spots or an uneven skin tone. It's a non-greasy formula that is fragrance-free and suitable for all skin types. One editor raved about the product in her AmLactin Daily Moisturizing Lotion review.

Editor Quote: "Whenever my friends ask how I'm able to get buttery-soft skin or how my bikini line looks smooth, I pretty much credit it to consistently using AmLactin's Daily lotion. My 'strawberry skin' is practically gone; I even noticed that my underarms are lighter and more even-toned as well." — Anvita Reddy, former assistant editor, Shopping

Lemme Glow Collagen Gummies ($22, originally $30)

Kourtney Kardashian Barker's Lemme Glow gummies are packed with hair, skin, and nail heroes. There are collagen peptides, biotin, vitamins A, C, and E and zinc, and additional minerals. Their overall purpose is to help you attain thicker, fuller hair, skin with fewer blemishes, and stronger nails. Lucky for you, they are finally on sale.

Check out our in-depth review of Lemme Gummies to see which one might be the right pick for you.

Editor Quote: "Out of all three targeted areas, I noticed the most improvement in my nails after a month, which previously tended to break or chip two weeks after a manicure. You could chalk it up to coincidence, but the manicure I got after beginning to take these gummies lasted me a full 30 days, and I noticed significant growth and stronger nail beds that weren't as flimsy upon powder removal. I really enjoyed the peach-y taste, too, and looked forward to grabbing the bottle each morning. I'm currently in the process of remedying my dry, damaged hair, so it's harder for me to notice significant changes there. My skin, however, definitely felt more radiant and smooth, possibly due to the collagen boost." – Sarah Wasilak, associate director, Shopping

Bliss Block Star SPF 30 Invisible Daily Sunscreen ($14, originally $25)

Save a few bucks on this editor-favorite sunscreen that's acne prone and sensitive skin-friendly. The 100 percent mineral formula has a light tint, which makes it perfect for no makeup-makeup days. Read our full Bliss Block Star Invisible Daily Sunscreen review.

Editor Quote: "The texture is my favorite part — it's incredibly lightweight and silky, and dries to a soft, blurred finish that's not matte but also not dewy. It just looks like healthy skin. Very little effort is required to blend it in, which makes the application experience all the more enjoyable. I have a normal skin type, but I find the product hydrating without being greasy." — Jessica Harrington, senior editor, Beauty

Crest 3D Whitestrips ($30, originally $46)

Crest 3D Whitestrips comes with a total of 44 strips, including two bonus one-hour express treatments. The key ingredient here is hydrogen peroxide, which helps lift stains from coffee, tea, and wine. Apply the no-slip strips to top and bottom teeth, let them sit for 30 minutes, and remove them. One PS editor detailed her experience using the strips in her review of the Crest 3D Whitestrips.

Editor Quote: "After just four treatments, the difference is already remarkable. The 'before' image on the left and the 'after' image on the right clearly show the noticeable change. And I've barely made a dent in the box with plenty of treatments left." — Marisa Petrarca, PS Contributor

Squigs Gooseberry Delight Hair Oil ($30, originally $37)

If you love to indulge in the practice of hair oiling or want to make it a part of your hair-care routine, this Squigs hair oil is a sensitive, skin-friendly option that will hydrate your scalp and deliver high-shine results. The formula is lightweight so it won't feel heavy on your scalp or clog your pores, but it also won't stain your bedding. You can use this for styling slicked-back hairstyles, too. Read more about the hair oiling process in our editor's Squigs Gooseberry Delight Hair Oil review.

Editor Quote: "The biggest difference I noticed after I finished styling my hair was how soft my ends were — they felt super hydrated and healthy, despite not being trimmed in five months. My hair also had a nice shine that caught the light." — JH

Balim Tezel (she/her) is a shopping updates editor at PS and the founder of Maison des Nus, a New York-based affordable luxury brand blending streetwear and elevated essentials, with a playful edge. She graduated from Northwestern University's Medill School of Journalism in 2019, and now lives in Flatiron.