The Best Early Prime Day Deals to Shop Ahead of Amazon's Massive Sale

Cosrx Snail Mucin 96% Power Repairing Essence ($17, originally $25)

There are cult-favorite products, and then there's this viral repairing essence from Cosrx. A favorite of TikTok users, beauty influencers, and PS editors alike, the formula works to give skin a more natural, radiant glow, with ingredients that target dullness and help to improve overall vitality. For the full product details, read our review of the Cosrx Snail Mucin.

Editor Quote: "Though I was worried the additional skin-care step would clog my pores over time, leading to pimples and what have you, 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. For a while, I had been feeling as though the cream would just sit atop my skin after application, and now I feel like it's actually penetrating through and sinking in. Best of all, I finally feel close to glazed doughnut status." — Kelsey Garcia, associate content director, Balance

CeraVe Ultra-Light Moisturizing Gel ($16, originally $20)

Get your skin prepped for fall with the help of this rich moisturizing gel. The product is formulated with nourishing ingredients like niacinamide, hyaluronic acid, and ceramides. It's designed to provide long-lasting hydration, even through the dryer winter months.

Revlon One Step Volumizer Plus Hair Dryer and Styler ($48, originally $60)

Skip your next hair appointment and create a spa-like blowout at home with the help of this Revlon Volumizer. The tool combines the benefits of a hair brush and blow dryer, with an ergonomic design that makes it easy to tame even the most unruly hair. Learn more about this hair tool in our review of the Revlon One Step Volumizer.

Editor Quote: "When wash day finally arrived, I prepped my damp, clean hair with a leave-in conditioner, hair oil, and a heat protectant. I then waited until my hair was about 85 percent dry, and I separated it into sections. I started out by running the brush through my ends, then curled and flipped the hair under. I repeated those steps for the middle and top sections, and in the end, I was left with a perfect blowout." — Renee Rodriguez, staff writer and social producer

Baleaf Tennis Skirt ($30, originally $37)

We can't get enough of the tenniscore trend this season, which is precisely why this pleated skirt is high on our shopping wishlists. With a universally flattering design and breathable composition, it's a style you can wear for your next workout or even while you're running errands. Pair it with a cropped sports bra and everyday trainers for the ultimate sporty look.

Beaully Flannel Plaid Shacket ($35, originally $46)

No fall wardrobe is complete without a staple flannel, and this plaid shacket comes highly recommended. The patterned style boasts more than 11,000 reviews on Amazon's site, with shoppers raving about its surprisingly cozy material and flattering fit — which is perfect for a range of body types. Shop it in over 16 different colorways and score it for almost 40 percent off (but only for a limited time).

Dr. Martens 2976 Leonore Chelsea Boot ($120, originally $180)

Not to be dramatic, but we may have just found the boot of the season — and it's on sale, no less. Dr. Martens boots are already synonymous with fall, but this particular bootie is great because it's fitted with a faux-fur material that helps to keep feet warm through even the coldest temperatures. Available in over 12 different color options, it's a style you can wear for any number of autumnal activities — whether you're picking apples or going on a hike.

Waterpik Cordless Pulse Rechargeable Portable Water Flosser ($93, originally $100)

This portable water flosser will help you keep your gums and teeth clean in between dental appointments, while also elevating your overall nighttime routine. It's designed with a rechargeable battery, so you never have to worry about it dying — even while traveling. Plus, per the brand, the device can remove up to 99.9 percent of plaque bacteria from treated areas.

Vital Proteins Unflavoured Collagen Peptides ($37, originally $47)

Want an easy way to squeeze some more collagen in your diet? Try this supplement mix from Vital Proteins, which is designed to help improve your skin and joint health with high-quality ingredients. Simply mix some of the powder into a hot or cold drink to enjoy its full benefits. And for the full product details, read our review of Vital Proteins.

Editor Quote: "Each two-scoop serving is just 70 calories and has 18 grams of protein and 20 grams of collagen peptides. This powder is also flavorless, so I can add it to pretty much anything and can't taste it. Depending on how much protein I need, I add one or two scoops to coffee, soups, pasta sauces, oatmeal, or smoothies." — Christina Stiehl, former senior editor, Fitness

Toloco Massage Gun Deep Tissue Muscle Massager ($50, originally $60)

Struggling with muscle soreness and lingering body tension? It might be time to invest in a quality muscle massager like this top-rated option from Amazon. The wellness device comes with nine different massage heads, all of which are designed to target various muscle groups. It's perfect for gym rats and athletes whose muscles could use a little extra TLC post-workout.

JoyJolt JoyFul Food Storage Containers ($40, originally $70)

Get your refrigerator organized for fall with the help of these sleek food storage organizers. The clear bins have a see-through design which makes it easy to keep track of the contents in each one. Plus, their airtight lids help to ensure your food stays extra fresh.

Keurig K-Express Single Serve K-Cup Pod Coffee Maker ($70, originally $90)

Get the coffee-lover in your life something they'll truly be stoked about — like a brand new coffee machine in the most decadent mint coloring. Users love this single-serve option from Keurig because it churns out a rich cup of Joe without taking up the same amount of counter space as a standard coffee maker.

Carote Nonstick Cookware Set ($80, originally $100)

Of all the investments to make in your home, we'd argue that having a quality cookware set is the most worthwhile buy. With over 12,000 five-star ratings, this bundle from Carote comes highly recommended thanks to its nonstick composition, durable build, and under-$100 price tag.

Cosori Air Fryer ($85, originally $120)

With this top-rated air fryer, you can cut down on your time spent in the kitchen and have high-quality meals prepared in no time. The model comes with nine different settings, including options for reheating, freezing, baking, and roasting (among others). One PS editor tried a Cosori-famous air fryer and raved about her experience in this Cosori Air Fryer review.

Editor Quote: "I love that this air fryer essentially feels like several different products rolled into one. The kitchenware has nine different cooking settings, including air frying, baking, broiling, dehydrating, defrosting, proofing, reheating, and a "keep warm" option. What this essentially means is that regardless of what I have a taste for, I can whip it up and cook it all within my air fryer with total ease." — Kyley Warren, assistant editor, Shopping

iRobot Roomba Vac Robot Vacuum ($190, originally $250)

Cleaning your home doesn't have to be a drag so long as you have this multifunctional model from iRobot. The smart vacuum is equipped with a thoughtful navigation system that enables it to move about your home with ease and clean without supervision. You can even control the Roomba's movements and schedule via the iRobot app on your smartphone.

Apple AirTags ($80, originally $99)

Lost luggage can ruin the vibe of a trip, but with these compact Apple AirTags, you'll be able to track your bag's whereabouts straight from your smartphone. Simply slip one into your suitcase before you check your bag and sync it to your iPhone. One PS editor said the devices gave her "peace of mind" while traveling in this Apple AirTags review.

Editor Quote: "I thought these little devices were brilliant. Each AirTag is tiny; all four fit in the palm of my hand, as shown above. They took about 30 seconds to set up; all you need is your iPhone close by, and they pair automatically. I bought a four-pack because my family had four checked bags, and I named each one for the colored luggage tag on each bag, so I would know which was which." — India Yaffe, former associate editor, Shopping

Delsey Paris Helium Aero Hardside Expandable Luggage ($119, originally $160)

Gearing up for a busy season of holiday travel? You'll want a durable suitcase to tow along on your adventures. This model from Delsey is a favorite of shoppers and PS editors alike. It's built from a polycarbonate shell that's durable and designed to last — even while navigating TSA and baggage claim. Plus, unlike other carry-on bags, this luggage features unique flourishes like a TSA lock system for extra security. What's not to love?

Iniu Portable Charger ($18, originally $30)

Whether you're constantly scrolling through your social media feed or checking emails, we all know the struggle of keeping our phone's battery charged throughout the day. Fortunately, this portable charger makes it easy to keep your phone at full-charge while you're on the go. It works with a variety of smartphone devices — including models from Apple, Samsung, and Google — plus it's compact and lightweight design won't feel like a hassle to carry on.

Soundcore P30i by Anker Noise Cancelling Earbuds ($40, originally $50)

Who says buying a good pair of headphones has to come at a high cost? These noise-canceling headphones prove that you can find a set with pristine sound quality and all without having to break the bank. Users love the headphones' comfortable feel, Bluetooth capabilities, and waterproof design, which makes them great to wear when you're working out.

Kyley Warren is an award-winning writer, editor, and affiliate strategist with more than four years of experience in the publishing space. She currently works as an assistant editor on PS Shopping and is an expert on all things related to shopping and fashion. She previously worked with Entertainment Tonight as a style commerce writer, and her byline has appeared in publications globally.