Urban Outfitters’ shoe sale, extra discounts from L.L.Bean, Sephora’s Weekly Wow deals, and more lead Thursday’s best lifestyle deals.
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Beauty Steals
Sephora isn’t known for their discounts and deals like other retailers, but they’re trying something new this year with their Weekly Wow deals. Every Thursday, Sephora will drop a bunch of deals and offers for one week only. This week, it’s Stila’s Stay All Say Liquid Lipstick, Benefit Cosmetics Watt’s Up! Cream-to-Powder Highlighter, Make Up For Ever Artist Rouge Lipstick. They’re already going fast, so you should probably get over there.
e.l.f. Cosmetics is already super, ridiculously affordable, but their sale right now is really great. Grab bundles of multiple beauty products for way under $20. I highly recommend picking up a few things, even if you don’t need them. They’re great to travel with, so you don’t risk losing or breaking your favorite makeup.
Peter Thomas Roth is a behemoth in skincare (yeah, that’s a thing that exists, duh). That being said, you’re not going to want to miss this sale on their entire serum collection. Take 50% off their über-popular Laser-Free Resurfacer or their Rose Stem Cell Serum, no code needed. Just add to cart and watch the discounts fly.
Shiseido has some extravagantly priced skin care products, but a lot deserve front row on your bathroom shelf. Head over to their site, enter your email (I know, I know, but they rarely have sales) and get a 20% off code for basically everything on the site. Try something new or stock up if you’re already a devotee.
The Big Sales
In case you weren’t already aware, Urban Outfitters has a pretty extensive shoe collection. Brans like PUMA, Adidas, Jeffrey Campbell, Blundstone and more are housed in this hipster haven, and right now, they’re all 20% off. No need for a code, just find the new pair of kicks you’ve been eyeing and add them to your cart for the discount.
You probably already got your Bean boots from last year and are ready for whatever 2017 throws at you (weather-wise, at least). But if you need to replace a few things, or stock up on some trans-seasonal styles, L.L.Bean is giving you an additional 25% off everything on sale with the code EXTRA25.
So it seems that fall is not ready to officially start and I know the last thing you want to think about right now is putting your sweaty feet into a pair of boots. But this Frye sale at Nordstrom Rack may be too good to pass up. All kinds of boots, from ankle to thigh-high are included, even some flats and sandals. Bags and men’s styles are also included.
Etsy has become synonymous with thoughtful, unique gifts (even if the most thought you put into them was typing “gifts for [Insert Relationship Here]” into the search bar). If you’re someone who needs to get your gifts knocked out before the holiday season is in full swing, spend $25 on any purchase on Etsy, or $30 if you’re a new buyer, and you’ll get an email with a $5 credit for your next purchases, and an additional two $5 credits for any other purchase you make. It’s a win-win.
Note: if you need some more info on this, head here.
You’ve probably seen True & Co. across various social media platforms, telling you to take their fit quiz and to find your perfect size. Try them out and find a bra that really fits you during their Hump Day Sale. Choose from six different bras, all marked down to just $14-$16. They’re all final sale, don’t go above a DD, and they’re all push-up, but if you’re a valiant member of the Itty Bitty Titty Committee, this sale is for you.
Merrell may be most known for their quality hiking footwear, and you can get a piece of that for less. Right now, they’re giving you an extra 10% off their sale styles, which include a bunch styles of footwear for men and women, with the code FALLFUN. Some styles have a couple colors to choose from as well, and even the leather boots for women are waterproof.
Not all smartwatches are created equal. New Balance’s RunIQ was made for a runners wrist, and right now, you can knock $100 off automatically. Just add it to your cart to see the discount.
Stacked with GPS to keep course, monitor your heart, and the ability to sync with Strava, this can bring your music with you, plus receive and reply to phone notifications (Android-users, rejoice). It also track run time, and has an up to 24-hour battery life. What’s an Apple Watch?
Free People has finally grown up out of their exclusively hippy-dippy, oversized style, and has made a name for itself in the edgier circles. Give them another try with an extra 25% off their entire sale section, including shoes, bags, accessories, and more.
Home Goods
We’ve all had to throw away leftovers or cuts of meat and cheese that spent a little too much time in the fridge or freezer, but vacuum sealing your foods can keep them safe from freezer burn pretty much indefinitely, and dramatically extend their shelf life everywhere else.
It sounds like an expensive proposition, but today only, Amazon’s selling the well-reviewed FoodSaver Starter Kit for just $47, complete with everything you need to get started. Of course you can use this to store meats in the freezer for a long time, but it can also keep cheese from molding, lettuce from wilting, or cookies from going stale, just to name a few examples. Think about how much food you throw away, and you’ll get a sense of just how quickly this purchase could pay for itself.
If you think it’s cool that you can buy a robot to vacuum your floors for $179, how would you feel if I told you this one mopped too?
The ECOVACS DEEBOT M80 has all the accoutrements you’d expect from a mid-tier robotic vacuum, including a motorized brush roll, scheduling, and even Wi-Fi, plus one you wouldn’t: an optional mopping system. If you want to clean your hard floors, just pop on the mopping pad (it’s sort of like a Swiffer), add some water and/or cleaning solution to the reservoir, and go enjoy life while it does your chores for you.
You don’t need an extra bedroom or tons of expensive gym equipment to stay in shape at home, you just need this popular resistance band set, which is below $20 for one of the first times ever in today’s Amazon Gold Box.
You can also bundle it with a stability ball for about $10 more.
If you’ve ever been to a fancy cocktail bar, you’ve probably noticed drinks served with giant spheres of ice. If you want to recreate that experience at home, it’s surprisingly cheap and easy.
These Tovolo sphere molds are slightly discounted off their usual price today, and if you take pride in your drinks, they’re worth every penny. $8 gets you a pair of molds, each of which turns out a perfect 2.5" ice sphere. Yes, there are molds out there that make more spheres at once, but most of them create considerably smaller spheres. Plus, the Tovolo is Amazon’s #1 seller, sports a 4.6 star review average, and can stack in your freezer to take up less space. Cheers!
Everyone loves Uno. Everyone loves emojis. You should buy a bunch of these card games to use as stocking stuffers later this year. Plus, it has one of the most 🔥 descriptions I’ve ever seen on Amazon:
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Packing cubes can make organizing clothes and toiletries for your next trip a little less hellish, and this highly-rated set of three is only $11 today, one of the best prices we’ve seen. Seriously, they’ll change the way you travel.
It just makes sense to upgrade all of your lights to LED: They’re good for the environment, they last for decades, and they pay for themselves by lowering your electric bill. A ton of different bulbs and fixtures are deeply discounted in Home Depot’s deal of the day today, including standard A19 bulbs from TCP for just over $1 each.
TEch
You can never have enough places to plug in, and these inexpensive power strips from Aukey plug directly into your wall to add two USB ports and a phone stand in the case of the $11 model, or two USB ports, two extra AC outlets, a phone stand, and even a nightlight if you opt for the $16 option.