Clean beauty is in the bag — for less.
Credo Beauty’s much-anticipated annual Friends of Credo Sale is happening now, offering 20% off bestselling makeup, skincare and fragrance (and plenty of holiday-ready gift sets, too). Luxe brands like Westman Atelier, Goop and Tata Harper are even included!
Whether looking to score beauty staples for yourself or crossing off your gift list, everything — including a slew of celebrity must-haves — is on sale through Oct. 26. Scroll on for some shopping inspo!
Jennifer Aniston and Anne Hathaway are just a few of the stars who love makeup artist Gucci Westman’s line — and right now, you can score four bestsellers for just $60 in this gift set.
While the creamy Baby Cheeks Blushes are a winner for every skin type, there is also a Lip Suede mini lipstick set that’s under $50 during the sale, making it difficult to pick just one.
If you want your tinted moisturizer to do double duty as mineral SPF protection, Ilia’s hero product has garnered fans like Gwyneth Paltrow, Cindy Crawford and Kate Hudson. The formula is free of fragrances, oil and silicone, in addition to providing skincare benefits.
Plenty of stars use other products from the brand, too, whether it’s Meghann Fahy’s In Frame Brow Gel or Emily Blunt’s Met Gala-ready Multi-Stick.
“I always use body wash from Nécessaire — I love their scents,” Courteney Cox told Harper’s Bazaar in 2023. She’s such a fan, she even worked with the brand co-founder on her own line, Homecourt.
In addition to her eucalyptus pick, this body cleanser is also available in other fragrances (and an unscented version).
Meghan Markle’s ShopMy storefront previously included this pretty pick, which offers a subtle illuminating effect wherever it’s applied.
Shoppers concur, with one writing that it’s “the best highlighter out there, hands down!”
Hailey Bieber’s hack for brightening under-eye circles is Kosa’s Extra Bright Serum Powered Color Corrector, which also helps depuff bags.
Made with hyaluronic acid for hydrating skin, the makeup hack allows you to skip concealer altogether according to reviews. One fan wrote that it “feels like skin care” and offers “great color correction.”
Chebula Active Anti-Aging Serum is a go-to for brand ambassador Brooke Shields — and plenty of other A-listers have expressed their enthusiasm for the skincare line.
The hydrating serum also supports the skin barrier, and has thousands of reviews at Credo, with one shopper writing, “Love this — twice a day results in smooth skin!”
Celebrity stylist Mara Roszak counts Emma Stone, Olivia Wilde and Zoe Saldaña as clients, and this hair repair mask is said to be star-approved.
The silicone-free formula strengthens damaged locks and locks in moisture for healthier-looking hair.
“I can’t quit this perfume right now,” Jessica Chastain told Vogue last year of this warm, woody scent that has notes of creamy sandalwood, vetiver and amber wood. It’s also available in a stocking-stuffer-ready travel size.
Fans agree that it’s a real compliment magnet.
Scarlett Johansson’s clean beauty brand The Outset has garnered excellent reviews, and one of our favorites from the line up is the ultra-soothing Lip Oasis glossy treatment. It keeps lips hydrated and soft while offering a pretty — not sticky — shine.
“Lip Oasis is really a two-for-one product to me, because it feels like a treatment or balm but looks like a gloss,” shared Page Six Style Senior Editor Melissa Minton.
Plenty of A-listers use Tata Harper skincare — including Taylor Swift, who featured this cleanser in her post-Eras Tour bath routine.
Made with BHA and apricot microspheres to exfoliate skin, it’s a good wash for waking up with a fresh, blemish-free complexion.
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This article was written by Erica Radol, Page Six Commerce Reporter. From identifying the top anti-aging skincare secrets the stars trust to pinpointing the season’s next big fashion trends to finding a great deal on all of the above, Erica has a knack for reporting on – and even testing – Hollywood’s bestselling fashion and beauty products. Before joining Page Six in 2025, she wrote about entertainment, lifestyle and shopping trends for Us Weekly, The Daily Beast, Entertainment Tonight, Well+Good and Hearst.
