The Best Under-$25 Finds at Sephora

It’s hard to come by a concealer under $25 these days. This one is so creamy, and the shade range is impeccable (something you don’t always see in affordable complexion products).

I’m OBSESSED with the Natasha Denona eyeshadow formula, and it’s crazy that you can get it for this price. The palette is much smaller than her usual palettes, but who is going through an entire eyeshadow pan anyway?! This one is great for work, but it can easily go glam.

A good eye cream can cost hundreds of dollars, so for this one to come in at under $23 is amazing. This is especially good for waking up tired eyes after a long flight or nights when you get minimal sleep.

Everyone has been dying to get their hands on this brand since they launched at Sephora, and this volume powder is a great way to try their formula on a budget.

I posted a selfie in this eyeshadow on Instagram a few months ago and got so many DMs asking what it was. (Do I sound like a super famous influencer right now? *hair flip*) These come in a bunch of shimmery, foiled shades that give a shine to the lids with or without other eyeshadows.

Becca’s highlighter is a cult-favorite for a reason, but at $40 a pop, it’s a little difficult to shell out the cash. Because you use so little highlighter, it’s hard to go through a huge pan — that’s why Becca came out with their highlighters in minis! You can try multiple shades for the same price as trying a full-size.

We’ve been posting about this mask since it launched, and it’s an editor and reader favorite! If you’re not ready to splurge on the full-size (or just want something good to throw in your travel bag), this mini is great.

Pat McGrath is one of the most famous makeup artists right now, and her line is quite expensive (but so, so good). You can try three shades of her (and I can not stress this enough) AMAZING lipstick formula for less than one full-size lipstick. Then, if you decide you love it, you can make the splurge.

I’ll be honest, I have spent $40 on a blush a few times, but I try to limit that as often as possible. On the topic of mini products, a mini blush is a great way to try new shades and formulas without spending an arm and a leg (and maybe half of your torso) on a full-size blush I’ll never get through. This formula is truly one-of-a-kind — you have to try it to believe it.

The easiest way to amp up your eye makeup (especially on the go) is with these shadow sticks. All you have to do is smudge the pencil across the eye lid, and you’re good to go. This set gives you three different shades to try.

This is the best dry shampoo on the planet, and I will fight to the death anyone who tries to say another one is (many of my coworkers live and breathe the Living Proof one!). This one actually makes my hair feel clean, and it keeps the oil at bay all day long.

This Smashbox primer is incredible, but the mini size is actually a better deal. The mini is half the amount of the full-size, so if you buy two minis, it comes out to $10 cheaper than the full-size product. We love a good hack, and this is one is truly my favorite.

This blush comes in so many different shades, and the formula is amazing. It isn’t too pigmented that you look like a clown when you first put it on, but the colors still show up with enough intensity.

Finding a foundation at Sephora under $25 isn’t an easy feat, but I was determined and literally bought this one to see if it was good enough to include on this list. IT IS. This is just as good as foundations double the price — it has a natural finish almost leaning on dewy, and it never seeps into fine lines. The staying power is also a huge plus of this foundation!

These lipsticks are all over Instagram because they’re creamy while still looking matte, and the color selection is great. They have tons of nude shades for all different skin tones and undertones. My favorite is “Rum Punch”!