The Sephora Black Friday 2022 Sale Is Here—Here's Everything We're Buying

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Published Nov 25, 2022

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With Thanksgiving behind us, we're shifting our sights from all that roasting and baking to tackling holiday shopping—and scoring the best Black Friday and Cyber Monday deals in the process. And what's a better place to start than with the annual Sephora Black Friday sale? This year, the beauty retailer has 25 percent off daily deals for Cyber Week and 50 percent off big brand names until November 27.

When Are Sephora's Black Friday And Cyber Monday Sales?

The Sephora Black Friday Weekend sale is happening now and ends on November 27. Its Cyber Week sale is also happening now and ends on November 28.

What Are The Best Sephora Black Friday Deals?

This year's offerings include up to 50 percent off from popular skincare to best-selling makeup—we're talking GrandeLASH, Huda Beauty palettes and more.

What is Sephora's Return Policy?

You can return any new or gently used products within 60 days post-purchase as long as you have the receipt or packing slip and the card you paid with.

Here, find ten best-sellers we'll be buying through Cyber Monday.

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1. beautyblender Bounce Always On Skin Tint

This best-selling skin tint is available for a fraction of the price and we're totally taking advantage. It has light coverage with a natural finish, and has 20 shades to choose from.

Buy it ($29; $22)

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2. Naked Heat Eyeshadow Palette

Bag this palette of 12 soft-to-shimmering shadows featuring creamy-mattes and metallic-gelée finishes that you can wear on a low-key date night or for an easy Sunday brunch. Plus, it comes with a double sided brush.

Buy it ($54; $27)

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3. Sunday Riley Auto Correct Cream

This lactic acid treatment sloughs off dead skin for a lit-from-within glow, sans irritation. It's even gentle enough to use on sensitive skin, which is why so many PureWow editors swear by it.

(Buy it $65; $33)

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4. IT Cosmetics Confidence In A Cream

Formulated with hydrating and rejuvenating ingredients like niacinamide and squalane, this moisturizer is meant to reinforce your skin's moisture barrier and reduce signs of fine lines.

Buy it ($52; $26)

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5. Dr. Dennis Gross Alpha Beta Extra Strength Daily Peel

These products contain glycolic acid, salicylic acid and zinc oxide, which are meant to reduce signs of aging, lessen pore blockages and protect against UVA and UVB rays, respectively. Talk about an all-in-one treatment.

Buy it ($30; $15)

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6. Lancôme Monsieur Big Volumizing Mascara

If your goal is long, voluminous lashes, this mascara has your name on it. It's made for all-day wear, so you don't have to worry about flaking or transfer onto your eyelids.

Buy it ($27; $14)

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7. Drybar Triple Sec 3-in-1 Texture Spray

Spritz into your roots and experience volume and texture like you wouldn't believe. Commerce Editor Olivia Dubyak swears by this product for her locks. "I have very flat and fine hair, so I desperately need texture for styling and this spray does wonders for my roots," she says.

Buy it ($29; $15)

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8. Sephora Collection Essential Brush Set

If the brushes in your makeup drawer have been there for a long time, it might be time to swap them out. This set has soft brush hairs and comes with two face brushes and three eyeshadow ones.

BUY IT ($39; $20)

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9. Kiehl's Ultra Facial Cleanser

This gentle cleanser is made for all skin types and is a gel-like consistency. It's hydrating and nourishing for your skin's moisture barrier thanks to the apricot kernel oil, avocado oil and squalane formula.

Buy it ($28; $21)

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Olivia Dubyak

Commerce Editor

Covers commerce content, including personal and collaborative reviews and product roundups across beauty, home, fashion and family verticals
More than 5 years of professional experience in journalism
Studied journalism at Duquesne University

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Steph is a native of Zimbabwe who is both enamored and genuinely baffled by the concept of silent letters. From 2020 to 2022, she served as Associate Editor at PureWow covering SEO content. That includes anything from finding the best lightweight foundations and compiling an expansive list of the best dog costumes to giving you a thorough breakdown on how to clean your sponge.

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