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We can’t say for sure whether these celebrities are loading up on their favorite products during Prime Day, but we do know those items are on sale. If you’ve ever wondered what keeps their skin looking so good or which products they buy on repeat, this roundup, plus our “Why Is Your Skin So Good?” and “Auto-Refill” columns, have you covered. For example, Hudson Williams is our resident K-beauty king, Ciara Miller is devoted to milky toners, and Jordyn Woods never goes without a gentle cleanser.
Here are all their favorites — we will be restocking until the sale ends on June 26.
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Woods has had a whirlwind year with toting her lucky Knicks bag to championship games, managing her brand, and handling wedding prep. With her busy schedule, keeping her skin in check requires products that cater to her sensitivity and New York’s climate. She starts with a mild cleanser from iS Clinical and disposable towels to prevent irritation. The finishing touches are a cast-free sunscreen from EltaMD and a lip mask to keep her lips moisturized all day.
Now that Miller is in Fiji hosting Love Island: Aftersun, we’re sure she’s restocking on sunscreen and sheet masks. Miller’s goal is to keep her skin dewy — she balances it with hydrating cleansers and masks, the occasional exfoliant, and her star product: a milky toner from Laneige.
Williams’s multistep skin-care routine went beyond viral. He uses a mix of K-beauty essentials, skin-care tools, and drugstore finds like Aquaphor and CeraVe. Some of his favorites target oily skin and clogged pores, such as Skin1004’s cleansing foam and CosRx’s toner. Numbuzin’s toner is also a must to boost hydration while brightening and repairing the skin’s barrier.
Bieber obviously uses a lot of Rhode products, but there are still corners of the beauty market her brand hasn’t dominated just yet. So while she pampers her sensitive skin with her glazing milks, cleanser, and heavy-duty moisturizers, she also credits her glow to prescription acne medications and sunscreens from Krave Beauty and EltaMD. She keeps her skin clean with Caudalíe and finishes with Weleda’s cult-favorite skin cream as well.
The key to Rowland’s glowing skin on TV and on tour is triple-cleansing; she also uses Woods’s go-to iS Clinical and disposable towels with her aesthetician Shani Darden’s cleansing serum. After retinol, she pats on the hydrating and brightening Olay Super Serum, and Laneige’s Lip Glowy Balm is the finishing touch.
The gold-medal-winning gymnast manages acne-prone skin with a handful of K-beauty favorites. The active ingredients are salicylic acid and niacinamide to help soothe, brighten, treat, and prevent breakouts. Last, sunscreen prevents hyperpigmentation and makes a great makeup primer.
The secret to supermodel skin? A mix of Moroccan skin-care rituals like black soap and LED light. Hammam targets breakouts with blue light and the classic drying lotion that reduces redness and inflammation in active breakouts. Another favorite is Estée Lauder’s night serum, which helps to plump and tighten skin.
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