Extra discounts from Anthropologie, YSL Beauty’s flash sale, Topshop at Nordstrom Rack, and more lead Wednesday’s best lifestyle deals.
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Beauty Steals
YSL Beauty is a top-rated, high-end brand that I think everyone should own something from. And with their 20% off flash sale, you can. Spend $50 on any order and use the code FLASH20 to grab the discount, plus free shipping. And, if you feel like upping the snob factor, pick up any lipstick and get a free engraving.
The Big Sales
Anthropologie will always be a good destination to start looking for something unique. With an extra 25% off sale styles, no code needed, that uniqueness is that much more affordable. Just add your new stuff to the cart and you’ll see the discount when you checkout.
While the summer temps are still lingering, Columbia is here to help you prep for the cool down. Take up to 25% off a ton of outwear, shirts, pants, shoes, and more during the last days of their Labor Day Sale. If you plan on hiking, camping, or just generally being outside for the start of fall, this sale can help outfit you for a whole lot less.
Nordstrom Rack is taking up to 70% off a ridiculous amount of things from Topshop, including stuff from their Unique line. My recommendation is to check out the dresses and jackets, as my experience has proven that those are the most reliable items.
Post-Labor Day sale are hard to come by, but Nordstrom’s Summer Sale actually goes all the way into the weekend. Pick up up to 40% off tons of styles, including a good amount of fall staples like button downs, sweaters, boots, and more. It’ll help you cope with the fact that summer is basically over.
Bralettes are a lazy girl’s best friend when it comes to being comfy and covered. Aerie is having a sale, in basically every style you could think of, with bras for $20 and bralettes for just $10.
You need jeans. Everyone needs jeans. Get denim from Nordstrom Rack’s sale on Hudson Jeans. Hudson will normally run you way over $150, and into the $200s for a lot of styles, but this sale has brought them all down in the $90-$100 range.
Home Goods
Raising a kid is expensive enough as it is, so Amazon’s throwing parents a lifeline with today’s Graco Gold Box. Save big on a wide selection of car seats, strollers, high chairs, cribs, and more from one of the industry’s most trusted brands. Just remember that these prices are only available today, so don’t start crying if you miss out.
Update: Non-refurbs are also available from QVC for $75, with two months of Amazon Music Unlimited and Audible.
If you’ve been itching to get an Amazon Echo (and you really should get one), but balk at the $180 price tag, Amazon’s offering up certified refurbs for $80 right now, by far the best price we’ve ever seen.
Amazon’s certified refurbished products are all inspected and tested to work like new, and include the same one-year warranty you’d get with a brand new product, so there’s really no downside to going this route.
While supplies last (which usually isn’t long), Amazon will sell you a sample box full of dog foods and treats for $12, and then give you a $12 credit back on a future pet food purchase. Assuming you use the credit, that’s like getting all of the samples for free.
TECh
Aukey’s tiny USB car charger is a reader favorite, but this RAVPower model is the same size and puts out the same 4.8A of power over two ports, and it’s only $5 today with code KINJA906. Even if you have a perfectly good car charger already, it might be worth adding this one to your luggage for rental cars.
If yesterday’s $270 Klipsch sound bar deal was still a little above your price range, here’s another option for just $130, today only.
This Klipsch Reference sound bar includes a wireless subwoofer, a bunch of different audio modes for different types of content, and even Bluetooth, so you can use it as the biggest and best-sounding Bluetooth speaker in your house. Its price typically bounces between around $250 and $300, and today’s Gold Box deal is an all-time low. Just don’t expect it to last.