5 Incredible Beauty Products Under $5 | The Odyssey Online
Start writing a post
Featured

5 Incredible Beauty Products Under $5

Cut costs without compromise.

1097
5 Incredible Beauty Products Under $5

College students are always looking for ways to cut costs. You can cut costs without cutting your style by swapping more expensive products for these equally effective options. We are all on the lookout for incredible beauty products, and these are my 5 favorites all under $5!

1. Garnier Micellar Water


@beautyminimalist


This product is available for $3.50 for the 3.4 oz bottle. Miscellar water is perfect for removing makeup and cleansing your face. Many people are straying from the waste of makeup remover wipes, but miscellar water is a great way to make sure there is no makeup residue left after a long day. It is quick and easy to pour this product on a cotton round.


2. Rimmel Stay Matte Foundation

As someone who has tried countless foundations, both drugstore and designer, this one is my all-time favorite. Best of all, it can be purchased for less than $5! It can be worn as a light everyday foundation, or built up to be more full-coverage. It's versatile and has an array of colors for many skin tones.

3. EOS Everyday Hand Lotion


@allure_cosmetics_


For just $2, this easy-to-carry lotion is perfect to take on-the-go. It's smooth but doesn't leave a greasy film on your hands. For the winter months, it's an absolute must-have.

4. Clean & Clear Oil Absorbing Sheets

These are cheaper than the Neutrogena ones. After trying them both, I didn't notice a difference, except for the price! These ones are about $3 and perfect to throw in your purse and always have on hand.

5. Elf make-up brushes


@clumsy_girl_makeup


Although it's always an asset to have a set of nice, expensive, high-quality makeup brushes, you can find the Elf brand for $3-5, and they still work well. I have a set of the Elf ones that I use when I'm traveling, so I don't have to worry about losing my expensive ones.

Report this Content
Sorority
Rebekah Lee

I remember my freshman year oh so well. I remember feeling terrified the night before orientation. The one thing that I dreaded the most was not the new people, the new environment, or even the academic pressure. I was dreading having to talk to sorority girls about Recruitment. I remember cutting off and avoiding any Rho Gamma/Panhellenic Officer that came my way during First Week. I looked at them like they had asked me to cut my arm off whenever they asked me if I wanted to rush. To be honest, I did not even know what rush was, but I knew that I did NOT want to be a part of it. To me, it was dumb. It was a waste of money. It was a waste of my time.

And guess what? I did not rush my freshman year. I spent the first half of my freshman year isolating myself from everyone on campus. I spent all of my time in the library, and then (since I was a commuter) went back home once my work was finished.

Keep Reading...Show less
10 Must Watch Shows During Winter Break
Netflix

Now that the semester is over, you are probably wondering what your purpose of life is beside writing essays and constantly studying. Breaks give you time for some rest and relaxation, and what better way to relax than cuddling with some hot cocoa and some Netflix. Here is a list compiled of shows that must make it into your binge watching sessions, with the website in which you can find it. Enjoy!

Keep Reading...Show less
Disney Princesses
The Odyssey
Tiana would no doubt be disappointed in the food our cafeteria has to offer.

And hopefully she would cook for everyone in her dorm.

She definitley would not take any 8:00 am classes because she would be up late baking and cleaning up the communal kitchen that are available in every dorm.

Keep Reading...Show less
Adulting

The Struggles of Being A Last Semester Senior, As Told By Michael Scott

25 reasons your last semester in college is the best and worst time of your life

1233
Michael Scott

The day you walked onto your school's campus for the first time you were scared, excited, and unsure of how the next four years of your life were going to turn out. You doubted it would go fast and even though you weren't positive about what your future plans would hold, you had plenty of time. You figured out your major, added a minor or two, joined a handful of organizations and all of the sudden you're here. Your final semester of undergrad. Now you've got 25 problems and graduation is only one.

Keep Reading...Show less
Student Life

Syllabus Week At UD Explained By "The Office"

"The Office" understands the struggle of the first week back from winter break.

1023
the office

January 19th is the first day of the second semester at the University of Dayton, and students couldn't be more excited. However, the excitement that students are experiencing may be short-lived once they see what this semester's courses will entail. Although students will be happy to be back at Dayton, they may realize this semester will be more difficult than they predicted. Here are some things that happen during syllabus week explained by " The Office."

Keep Reading...Show less

Subscribe to Our Newsletter

Facebook Comments