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Sephora's Big Summer Sale Is Bringing Tons Of Savings To Your Beauty Collection

Sephora's Big Summer Sale Is Bringing Tons Of Savings To Your Beauty Collection

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The sun is out, the humidity is humidity-ing, and Sephora's Big Summer Sale is bringing the heat with up to 50% off top-rated faves and actually-worth-it essentials. From self-tanner that'll fake a week in Capri to a hair dryer that'll make you look professionally blown out for less than a single salon visit, there's something for every budget, vibe, and beauty bag.
Check out a few of the deals that'll help you get to glowing!
A professional-level hair dryer for 25% off, because your arms shouldn't feel like you just did a CrossFit workout every time you want a decent blowout. It's ultra-lightweight but still packs major power thanks to its high wattage, so you get sleek, frizz-free hair faster, without the bicep burn.
Promising review: "I've had my BaBylissPRO for just over 10 years, and it's still going strong! In the meantime, I will definitely purchase another just like it soon, as a backup. I am amazed at the life and performance! Highly recommend." —je55martPrice: $149.99 (originally $199.99)
A concealer for 50% off that's basically a soft-focus filter in a tube. It brightens, blurs, and blends so seamlessly, it'll conceal the fact that you stayed up past midnight watching Love Island without a hitch. The formula is creamy but weightless, providing just enough coverage to cancel dark circles without caking or creasing.
Promising review: "I am 63 and have tried so many concealers that I've lost count looking for one that does not crease under my very lined eyes. This one is a miracle. I have bought three tubes and can't rave enough. I've not been able to put powder over my concealer before because of the creasing, but with this one, I can without a problem." —pdc8674Price: $14.50 (originally $29; available in 18 shades)
A purple leave-in mist for 25% off that's like SPF for blonde hair — because if you're spending rent money on highlights, you want them to last past the first day of your getaway. It detangles, hydrates, and prevents color shifts. Blonde Specialist Nathan Ayon (who did my mom's hair, and it was the best it has literally ever looked) recommends that his clients spray this before a trip to the beach or pool to protect their color against sun, saltwater, and chlorine.
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A Saie starter kit for 20%, so you can finally see what the dewy, glazed donut hype is all about. This set lets you sample some of the brand's most viral hits. It's like a cheat code to looking effortlessly radiant, even when you're running on three hours of sleep and way too much cold brew.
Promising review: "If you want to try Saie, this is the way to start. Two full-size products and a mini (that will last me a while) for $36? Yes, please! I have never been one to use a baby-pink blush, and now I'm mad I waited this long! It's stunning on my very light skin. The lip gloss is amazing and the Roseglow makes my skin look amazing. This is a wonderful starter set, and I cannot wait to try more Saie products!" —mitch4133Price: $36 (originally $45)
A skin tint for 50% off, if you're more of a makeup minimalist, especially during the summer. Super lightweight and breathable, this tint evens out tone and smooths texture without feeling like foundation.
Promising review: "I didn't expect much from this. I figured it would just be another product I'd use up and move on from. That is not what happened at all. It blurs so well, and the color is absolutely perfect! It is so hard to get a good cool-toned product!" —roseoilPrice: $16 (originally $32; available in eight shades)
An eyeshadow palette for 37% off that's basically a greatest hits album. Natasha Denona filled it with her all-time faves (some reimagined for extra impact) and ended up creating a palette that can replace all your old ones. The mattes are ultra-pigmented and blend like a dream, while the shimmers and duochromes are straight-up cosmic.
Promising review: "This palette was everything I hoped for — the color story is fun and interesting without being too over-the-top. My mom and I both loved it, lol. The shades are stunning, especially the shimmers and duo-chromes, and they blend like a dream. Super pigmented and versatile, it's quickly becoming a staple in my collection — perfect for everything from soft everyday looks to full glam." —livlovesbeauty1Price: $48.30 (originally $69)
A whipped self-tanner mousse for 15% off that'll make you feel as sun-kissed as if you just got back from Capri — instead of, you know, being chained to your desk since May. It's ultra-lightweight, smells great, and is weirdly satisfying to apply. And, instead of UV damage, you get a dose of skin-loving niacinamide, hyaluronic acid, vitamin E, and echinacea.
Promising review: "I have tried dozens of self-tanners, and this is the best, by far. It has the most beautiful undertone — not too red or olive. I have extremely pale skin, and this has great coverage and makes me feel so confident. It feels incredibly moisturizing and lasts long!" —MagsRosePrice: $40.80 (originally $48)
A weightless shampoo for 25% off if you've been looking for a sulfate- and paraben-free shampoo that actually works well. With ingredients like moringa oil and sunflower seed extract, it'll treat your hair to a luscious lather that smooths as well as cleans. It's particularly useful for those with fine, frizzy hair who have trouble finding products that don't weigh it down.
Promising review: "My hair is very fine and silky. Finding a shampoo that actually cleans my hair without weighing it down or causing flyaways has been difficult until now. I love this hair series." —TamieDLittlePrice: $16.50+ (originally $22+; available in two sizes)
A fresh and fruity travel spray for 25% off that'll leave your audience (ahem, I mean the happy hour crowd) spellbound. Blending pear, cedar, and caramel, it's a totally original fragrance dynamic that stands out. Reviewers love its versatility — it's genderless, layerable, and somehow perfect for both first dates and grocery runs.
Promising review: "Dedcool fragrances never disappoint. Typically, I'm not a fan of floral scents, but Aura has some of my favorite notes that I look for in fragrances. Cedar gives it a soft, woodsy scent that I love. I typically don't see caramel, and it gives a more unique scent to a fruity fragrance. I have worn this for several days now to test the longevity, and I will say it lasts eight hours at a minimum. I can still smell it on myself throughout the day when most fragrances wear down. I would consider this a more mature fragrance. It's not a sweet, youthful scent. Be careful how much you spray on. If you are sensitive to scents, then it may give you a headache if you put too much on. If you add a little, it will still last all day but won't give you a headache. Overall, this is an amazing and unique scent that I'm glad to add to my collection!" —HannahEZPrice: $22.50 (originally $30)
A blowout styling milk for 25% off so lightweight and touchable it seems to disappear into your hair. Yet it's powerfully protective, standing up to heat of up to 450 degrees and increasing the longevity of a blowout by several days.
Promising review: "Absolutely love. I even got my husband hooked on it, and we each have our own now! Smells like I've left a hair salon each time I use it. Hair is soft, silky, and smooth after a blow-dry; it's a very noticeable difference!" —EllyEssePrice: $24 (originally $32)
A rosemary conditioner for 25% off, which will make you feel like you're walking through an herb garden. More importantly, it'll make your hair feel more moisturized and malleable, preventing breakage and split ends along the way.
Promising review: "This was a game changer. The smell is fabulous, and using this makes me want to wear my hair curly even more. It moisturizes my curls and makes them smell divine. I finally love my curls. Thank you to the Sephora employee who recommended this to me. I 100% would repurchase." —Petunia000Price: $22.50+ (originally $30+; available in two sizes)
A perfume oil roller for 30% off that's small enough to stash in your carry-on. Sneak a touch of this coconut-and-sandalwood scent behind your ears before you ~roll~ on over to that cutie you're eyeing. If this doesn't smell like summer crush, idk what does.
Promising review: "Sooo yummy for summer! It's absolutely a warm coconut scent with a hint of vanilla. Super safe blind by, unless you don't like coconut, imo!" —powderpixiePrice: $24.50 (originally $35)
A foundation brush for 30% off, if nothing has worked as well as just slathering it on with your hands — until now. By packing hundreds of thousands of super fine bristles into a tight, plump curve, RiRi has gifted us a tool that buffs like a dream and blends like you're in soft-focus IRL. It's the kind of brush that makes any foundation look expensive.
Promising review: "This brush is so light and soft on my face. It doesn't leave streak lines, so I don't have to worry about it when I'm rushing out the door. This is the best foundation brush I've used thus far." —cutiewitabootyPrice: $23.80 (originally $34)
A matte, waterproof foundation for 30% off that can stand up to the trials and tribulations of oily, sweaty skin. A reformulation of the cult-favorite original (which was created to look natural under the scrutiny of high-definition cameras), it promises to make you look flawless literally around the clock. It flexes with your face, blends like second skin, and lasts up to 24 hours without caking, creasing, or calling attention to that one random dry patch.
Promising review: "I ordered this foundation because of the reviews people have left. I really like it. My skin is really oily, so matte is a must! It feels like I hardly have any foundation on, and yet, it provides great coverage. I would definitely order again." —Ronika1111Price: $32.90 (originally $47; available in 36 shades)
A hypoallergenic conditioner for 25% off if you've got sensitive skin that doesn't do well with fragrances. The formula is hypoallergenic and almost totally (99%) made of naturally derived ingredients. No extra junk — just hydrating and irritation-minimizing goodies like aloe vera, oat milk, and green tea extract.
Promising review: "I love this product. I have very sensitive skin, and this is EVERYTHING FOR ME. My skin breaks out with most products, but this product is perfect for my skin. If you have sensitive skin, I highly suggest it." —haleylalalPrice: $21 (originally $28)
A mineral sunscreen for 75% off, because let's be real — if it's too pricey, you're gonna start rationing it like it's liquid gold. And that's a problem, because anything less than a quarter teaspoon on your face means you're not getting full protection (yes, really). Try measuring it out — you may be surprised by how much it actually is. This oil-free SPF from Sephora makes slathering it on guilt-free and glow-friendly.
Promising review: "I'm an avid sunscreen user and have tried so many sunscreens looking for the perfect one that's not too expensive. I love this sunscreen. Works well over my moisturizers and doesn't feel greasy at all. Absolutely no white cast and doesn't feel like a mineral sunscreen. It feels like you're just putting lotion on! Finish isn't too shiny and settles in really well." —jessica0322Price: $5 (originally $20)
A 6-pack of false lashes for 50% off because really — do you want to pay more than $3 per set? They can be worn up to 10 times, so really, it's more like 30 cents per wear. The ultra-thin band keeps things comfy and undetectable, while the flared shape adds that extra oomph to your winged liner.
Promising review: "These are my favorite pair of lashes! They look so natural. You should definitely buy!" —sammyyy8Price: $18 (originally $36)
A hydrating lip balm for 50% off, so your lips will feel as good as they look. It's got the high shine of a gloss, a tint that naturally boosts your lip color, and a creamy (not sticky!) texture that makes it a dream to wear. Basically, it's your new everyday lip hero — whether you're running errands or trying to look cute at brunch with zero effort.
Promising review: "This lip glaze has become my go-to lip product. I find myself reaching for it more than higher-end lip products. Very hydrating, glossy, and perfect for on-the-go application." —blushybriPrice: $6 (originally $12; available in three colors)
A K18 peptide shampoo for 25% off if you want to get to the ~roots~ of the problem. In addition to clearing up excess oils, it can also help remove buildup left behind by hair products and hard water. Use a teensy bit of this in place of your regular shampoo once a week to leave your hair feeling cleaner and stronger than before.
Promising review: "This detox shampoo was the best of its kind that I've tried. My hair felt very clean, and I could still run my fingers through it after rinsing it out, as opposed to others that made my hair feel dry and like I couldn't finger-comb through it. Lathered very well, the smell is nice, and I didn't need to use a lot. I recommend!" —WaveBabeZPrice: $28.50 (originally $38)
A multi-styler blow dryer at 29% off if you're bored to tears with your standard look. It lets you curl, smooth, volumize, and dry — all with one tool that looks suspiciously like That Other Viral Styler™ but for a way friendlier price. It's perfect for anyone craving salon-level results without actually leaving the house.
Promising review: "This blow dryer styler has replaced every other hair tool I have. It's easy to learn how to operate properly, it dries well, and it styles well. I am so glad to be on team Shark and to step away from harsher styling tools." —AnnaMCcPrice: $249 (originally $349)
A bronze-and-sculpt trio palette for 30% off, because contouring your face isn't as simple as swiping a streak of bronzer onto the side of your face. This combo gives you three coordinated shades to actually sculpt like a pro: one to carve out definition, one to bronze you up like you just came back from vacation, and one with a soft shimmer for that final sunlit glow.
Promising review: "This palette is AMAZING! It works great for both everyday and full-glam looks. 10/10 recommend!" —penelopemariejPrice: $26.60 (originally $38; available in six shade palettes)
A peptide serum for 25% off that's basically a tall glass of cactus water for your face. It's loaded with peptides, hyaluronic acid, and botanical extracts to deeply hydrate and plump your skin — without feeling heavy or sticky. Reviewers love how it gives an immediate glow and plays nicely under makeup — some even use it as a primer.
Promising review: "I have sensitive combination skin, fine lines (especially on my forehead), an oily T-zone, and I'm prone to whiteheads. I've been using this for a few months and love that it has no scent, sinks into my skin quickly, isn't sticky, doesn't break me out, is cruelty-free, clean, safe to apply around my eyes, and has actually helped with my forehead lines and chin breakouts. I do see improvements in my skin. This is the second serum I've tried (I used Kiehl's first), and this one is way better." —NancyybelPrice: $42.75 (originally $57)
A setting spray for 30% off to keep your glam glamming for up to 16 hours, even if you're sweaty, get dressed after doing your makeup, or touch your face constantly. It works even better when you incorporate it into your routine — like by misting your brushes or mixing a bit into your products.
Promising review: "My foundation and bronzer last all day, even on the beach. My favorite setting spray that actually works. Always use with my daily makeup routine." —StephKLanePrice: $12.60 (originally $18)
A liquid blush for 30% off to give yourself a lit-from-within glow. Since it's a serum formula, a little goes a long way, and it grips beautifully to the skin — no patchiness, no sliding around. Reviewers are obsessed with the soft, dewy finish and how seamlessly it melts into the rest of your makeup.
Promising review: "This is a super underrated product, It is stunning! It blends like a dream, and melts into the skin. It leaves your skin with a beautiful burred but natural finish. It also lasts all day long. I have multiple shades, and hope they release more. Buy it right now!" —LynnSmthPrice: $17.50 (originally $25, available in five colors)
A pigment paint for 40% off, because why buy four products when one does it all? This waterproof, transfer-proof, and clinically tested formula is hydrating, clean, and deeply pigmented. Whether you're using it for costume makeup or adding something special to your daily routine, you'll be obsessed with how effortlessly it blends — and how stubbornly it stays put. It's the kind of multitasker that makes your makeup bag feel way more powerful (and a lot less cluttered).
Promising review: "This product totally knocked my socks off! I've been searching for a creamy gel eyeliner that's both sanitary for use on multiple clients and doesn't dry out in a pot. I've tried tons of felt-tip liquid liners, but they're not ideal for pro use. I was nervous this would smudge or budge since it's technically labeled an 'eyeshadow,' but it stays put beautifully. I used to swear by the Tarte squeeze-tube liner before it was discontinued, and I've been hunting for a replacement ever since — this is it! Super black, smooth, and creamy." —BigLivPrice: $14.40 (originally $24; available in five colors)
An anti-aging serum for 30% off, because it's an upgrade on a cult-favorite formula that had already racked up dozens of awards. The reformulated blend is all about strengthening your skin barrier — which means fewer flare-ups, better moisture retention, and smoother, glowier skin over time. It helps defend against daily stressors (think pollution, dryness, and the stress of just being alive in 2025) while making your other skincare work even better. Plus, it absorbs fast, layers like a dream, and comes with a refill, so you're covered for the long haul.
Promising review: "This has so quickly become a staple in my routine. I think out of any serum I've ever tried, I've never seen faster results. My skin feels so much smoother and my complexion looks WAY better, it's amazing! It sinks into my skin so fast, which is nice because I don't really like the 'dewy' feeling other serums give." —IzadoyanPrice: $98 (originally $140)
A skin-plumping serum for 30% off that's basically a shortcut to smoother, bouncier skin — no needles required. It's packed with four weights of hyaluronic acid, peptides, and niacinamide to visibly firm, hydrate, and soften fine lines. It's like filler in a bottle, and reviewers swear their skin looks glowier and more even after just a few uses.
Promising review: "I've been using this serum for a few weeks (tried samples from Sephora first, then purchased it with my own money) and can confidently say it's become my holy-grail night serum. I'll keep using it until they stop selling it! My skin is textured, scarred, and acne-prone, with regular hormonal breakouts that leave dark brown and red hyperpigmentation. It's also sensitive and oily, with large pores but after just a few weeks of use, I've noticed a significant difference. This serum truly works like magic and deserves all the praise. After a year of experimenting with various skincare products, this has been the best addition to my routine. It's incredibly effective — I get compliments on how smooth my skin looks the very next day after using it. Like with any new product, I started off slowly and gradually built up my tolerance, and now it's a permanent part of my regimen. So so happy with this serum." —MahalgnasPrice: $60 (originally $75)
And that's just the tip of the dewy, glowy, perfectly lined iceberg. Sephora's Big Summer Sale is packed with tons of deals across makeup, skincare, haircare, and more — make sure to check the deals out before the sale ends on July 8!
The reviews for this post have been edited for length and clarity.
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