The Revolve Beauty Sale Has *Major* Deals on Sunday Riley, Augustinus Bader and More—but Only for Another 48 Hours

We never need an excuse to pick up a bottle of this cult-favorite cream, but a 20 percent markdown is certainly a good one. This beloved product is made with the brand's proprietary TFC8, or Trigger Factor Complex, a nourishing blend of amino acids, vitamins and peptides. Per clinical trials conducted by the brand, the formula results in a visible reduction of fine lines and wrinkles while making skin look firmer in just four weeks. When a PureWow editor tried the Rich Cream, she raved that her skin "was radiant, blemish-free and so much more hydrated after just a few days of use."

Beloved by PureWow readers and editors alike, this skin-resurfacing serum boasts potent lactic acid, licorice, lemongrass and aloe to help exfoliate dead skin cells, brighten the complexion and reduce the appearance of fine lines, all in one go. The ingredients may also help to boost collagen production, according to the brand.

After trying the treatment for herself, our wellness director, Sarah Stiefvater, could only sing its praises: "To convince you of Good Genes’ greatness, I could tell you about how it makes my skin look glowier and plumper in a matter of minutes," she wrote. "Or I could tell you about how, over time, it’s evened out my skin tone and made it feel softer than ever. But most importantly, it smells like Pez, and that should be reason enough to try it." 'Nuff said.

One of our personal favorite body lotions for the fragrance alone, this stuff smells like a vacation in a jar, bursting with the scents of pistachio, salted caramel and vanilla. On the skin-nourishing front, it's equally as impressive. The rich and creamy formula goes on like butter, and it's full of functional ingredients, like moisturizing coconut oil and caffeine-packed guarana, an antioxidant that studies show may help tighten skin, reduce sagging and protect against age-related skin damage. As its name suggests, this lotion is formulated especially for bums, but you can slather it on just about everywhere.

Want to achieve glowing skin and luscious locks à la Jennifer Aniston? You may want to consider adding a scoop of Vital Proteins to your morning smoothie. The star credits the brand's line of collagens for improving the look of her hair, skin and nails (and the soothing of her joints). This strawberry-flavored formula contains 14 grams of protein per serving, as well as 15 grams of collagen and 120 milligrams of hyaluronic acid (two ingredients shown to improve skin elasticity and hydration). Better yet, we can confirm after trying much of the line that this flavor is the absolute best.

When you need a glow on-the-go, we suggest turning to this multipurpose product, which delivers a rosy-pink shimmer upon swiping. Consider it a cream blush for your cheeks, lips *and* eyelids. Like all of Ilia's fan-favorite cosmetics, it's made with natural, organic ingredients, including skin-softening vitamin E and shea butter. Shoppers adore it for the effortlessly dewy look it provides, and say that the various shades of the product blend together perfectly to achieve their desired effect.

PureWow's own Senior Director of Special Projects and Royals Rachel Bowie says, "I try to keep one in multiple places—my purse, my bathroom, etc. A forever fave!"

When used daily, these chemical peel packets are formulated to even out your complexion and deliver a revitalized glow—all because they're soaked with skin-resurfacing glycolic and lactic acids, which the brand says can also help with the reduction of fine lines. Angela Pares, PureWow's VP of branded content, put the extra-strength version (was $92, now $74) to the test and noticed a difference in her skin texture after the first use. As she shared in her review, "[My skin] felt smoother, but not tight like it once had with my old scrubs."

Since they share the same core ingredients, we have no doubt that the original peels work just as well. And with 30 treatments in a pack, you won't have to worry about running out for a while.

Fit for a queen, these golden eye masks have all the qualities of a luxurious, spa-worthy pick-me-up, whether you use them at home or during long travel delays. For one, they're infused with hydrating hyaluronic acid to plump the undereye area and help reduce the appearance of wrinkles. They also contain cooling aloe leaf extract to soothe tired eyes, which reviewers happily attest to. "I have been having a rough week with no sleep. Major eye bags. I used this for 15 minutes and voila! My eyes look well-rested and rejuvenated," wrote one. As a bonus, they're totally worth showing off in your mid-flight Instagram selfies.

TikTok users have been gushing about these gut-supporting supplements, claiming that they help to ease and reduce their uncomfy bloating. The capsules contain milk thistle, which is known to help protect your liver against toxins (hence the "detox" aspect of the product), along with digestion-promoting fennel seed and turmeric, which also help to treat inflammation, a common cause of bloating. Why not try 'em for yourself while they're 20 percent off?

You may have seen this viral skincare pick trending on TikTok—and for good reason. It's made with, yes, snail mucin, a powerhouse ingredient said to be packed full of nutrients to nourish and hydrate your skin. We dug into the many merits of this unique essence, and learned straight from expert Alex Padgett, a cosmetic chemist, that "the liquid [that] snails secrete is rich in hydrating humectants and polysaccharides that can help improve hydration and help skin hold onto water better." Since this formula contains a whopping 96% snail mucin, it's all you need to achieve that sought-after "glazed donut" look.

Yet another one of our Sunday Riley staples, the C.E.O Glow oil is hailed for its skin-brightening abilities and hydrating effect, which the brand credits to antioxidant ingredients like vitamin C, golden turmeric and evening primrose oil. In fact, PureWow Commerce Editor Olivia Dubyak claims that the stuff transformed her skin in just two months. "My dark spots have significantly decreased, my face looks brighter and healthier and I could not be more excited about it," she shared in her review.

Fans of Charlotte Tilbury's Pillow Talk shade call it the "perfect color of neutral pink." If that sounds up your alley, you'll love this four-piece lip kit, which includes the cult-favorite matte lipstick, along with the collagen Lip Bath gloss, Lip Cheat liner and high-gloss Superstar Lips lipstick. You can mix-and-match the products or apply them together to achieve the ultimate pucker-worthy pout. Note that this set includes sample sizes, but shoppers say that just makes them extra convenient for taking on-the-go.

Craving longer, fuller lashes sans the irritation that comes with extensions or harsh formulas? This clean lash serum may be your answer. It's made with all-natural herbal ingredients, like arginine, lavender and soy protein, which the brand claims can help strengthen thinning lashes and encourage new growth. As one reviewer shared, “I was very skeptical when purchasing this, but the results don’t lie. My husband and mother both mentioned how long my lashes looked, and I wasn’t wearing mascara. Also, my eyes are extremely sensitive and easily irritated and the serum doesn’t bother them at all.”

We love Dr. Barbara Sturm for its science-backed formulas. Unfortunately, that innovation and efficacy is reflected in the price tag. Since this coveted skincare brand rarely goes on sale, however, it's worth scooping up whenever you can find it at a discount. And if you're looking for a marquee product worth investing in, it's this face cream right here. It's packed with vitamins, minerals, Omega-3 fatty acids (which studies show can protect skin against sun damage and irritation) and glutathione (a skin-benefitting antioxidant) to improve the overall look of your complexion. Having used this rich-yet-lightweight formula ourselves, we can say it instantly nourishes, hydrates and plumps skin for a refreshed look through the day.