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Five Bestsellers: November 2, 2026

Nov 3, 2026

Since the Sephora sale is here and Ulta is offering discounts on many things to try and compete, it is no surprise that most of our recent bestsellers are beauty products. Let’s lean into that. Here are the five skincare and makeup products that fell into the most carts last week.

I have been using this Dior Forever Glow Star Filter every day since 2024. I don’t fully understand what it does or how it does it. I don’t need to. What I know is that it makes me look alive. My skin looks luminous. I look like a human who sleeps. Who doesn’t live on worry on caffeine. When I don’t wear it, I know I missed a step before I even apply my powder. If you need a similar product for less, try this one from Caliray.

An under-eye corrector is a must-own at this age. This Wide Awake corrector from Jones Road is a great one. Unlike most, it comes in a few different shades for maximum blend-ability. If you have dry skin, you may prefer this one from Charlotte Tilbury.

I get the driest skin in the winter — just so itchy. These sleep pebbles from Kate McLeod deeply moisturize the skin, but they also have lavender oil to help you relax at the end of the day. The large stone was always messy and you’d waste so much of it if you left it in a steamy shower. These pebbles are a major improvement.

I need powder to set makeup. Without it, my makeup is on my collar by noon. But at 44, wearing the wrong powder is like putting on a Halloween mask. This Boucle Airbrushed Silk powder is a great option for older skin, and when applied with a large, fluffy brush, it doesn’t look like a mess.

Acne at 44 is a b**ch. It crops up all over my chin (because hair removal, another b**ch, brings it on), but this Kiehl’s mask helps keep my pores clear and soothes the skin. It also helps with oil production for a day or two afterward.

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  1. Anonymous says:

    Hi. Your comments about needing powder prompt me to ask about moisturizer and mascara: do you wait after applying moisturizer and before applying mascara to keep the mascara from rubbing off below the eye layer in the day? How long? Powder does not seem to help, nor did trying about a dozen different brands and formulation s (tubing, waterproof, regular) of mascara. Thanks.

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