The Best Beauty Sales of the Week

This spray is a great (andteensafe) addition to your skin-care arsenal, especially if you get sweaty easily. As well as being a natural anti-inflammatory, hypochlorous acid is also an anti-bacterial, so it can help neutralize any bacteria on the skin.

Our friends at The Cut like this K-beauty sunscreen, which is now over half off. It has a thick texture that “feels more like a rich lotion,” says The Cut’s former social-media editor Katja Vujić. She warns that it does leave a slight white cast at first, but it goes away after a few minutes.

Our favorite drugstoremoisturizerfor aging skin is 25 percent off. Dermatologist Dr. Corey L. Hartman says it has been “a crowd favorite for years,” probably because of its “inclusion of niacinamide and vitamin B3, which helps to calm inflammation that can speed aging and provides an extra antioxidant glow to the skin.”

Another inexpensivenight creamthat we’ve heard imparts a “rich-person glow” (without the La Mer price tag).

If you’re dealing witheczema, this is a great cream for calming inflammation. In addition to being lightweight and fast-absorbing, “it contains a high concentration of prebiotic water, which may have a role in improving the skin microbiome that’s linked to inflammation and irritation of the skin,” according to Marisa Garshick, an assistant clinical professor of dermatology at New York–Presbyterian/Weill Cornell Medical College. (Erika Jayne is also a fan.)

Through August 1, take 20 percent off one item at Ulta with the code SCORE. I’d use it on our No. 1body oil, which rarely goes on sale. It’s nongreasy and fast-absorbing and contains 11 botanical oils — including sunflower seed, babassu, passion fruit, and açai — to replenish the skin’s moisture barrier.

This French do-it-all oil can be used as a post-shower body moisturizer, as a bath oil, and even to tame eyebrows.As writer Sadie Stein put it back in 2018, “Basically, anything argan oil can do, HP can do too — only it’s somehow sexier.”

In last week’s “Beauty Aisle,” we spoke to cosmetologist andcurly-hair expert Cataanda Jamesabout her favorite drugstore items. At the top of herlist is this hairspray, which has been her favorite for years.“I always tell my clients, this is the perfect hairspray for those who want the Victoria’s Secret touchable, movable, lived-in, sort of messy but contained hair look,” James said. “You won’t get the webby effect you get from some other hair sprays because it has too much hold.”

WriterArielle Avilatested a slew of newtubing mascaras, and Too Faced’s Ribbon Wrapped Lash emerged as one of her favorites. “It went on evenly and separated my lashes in a way that made them look more fanned out,” she writes. She even wore the formula during a six-mile run and came home without any fallout. It’s also a staple in writer Kitty Guo’s routine; she says it “lengthens and defines my lashes without looking too dramatic compared to my more natural, everyday makeup.”

A Y2K staple — thatNew YorkMagazinepraisedway (way) back in 2008 for giving “high shine and moisture” —is available in an array of translucent shades.

The “your lips but better” glossy balm is also 40 percent off. It’s formulated with plenty of hydrating ingredients, including shea butter, jojoba oil, and ceramides.

Guo says thislip-liner stainleaves a distinct but soft, not-sharp line that stays on even after a double cleanse.

While waiting for ascaror hyperpigmentation marks to heal, beauty columnistRio Viera-Newtonlikes to use this body makeup to hide discoloration. “It has more shades than the BB cream, which makes it easier to color-match to your exact skin tone, making it a better candidate for precise correcting than for an allover tint,” she writes. It also includes sunscreen with SPF 25, so it adds a layer of sun protection, which dermatologists say is critical for preventing scars from darkening.