ULTA Beauty has launched its biggest sales of the year and is offering deals for 21 days.
Beauty gurus and makeup lovers should keep an eye out for new deals every day through September 16.
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Ulta runs the 21 Days of Beauty sale every year, offering as much as 50 percent off name-brand must-haves.
Shoppers will find deals on brands like Tarte, Urban Decay, Becca, Too Faced, Fenty Beauty, and more.
The sale goes beyond makeup and also offers great deals on skincare products as well.
Some of the deals being offered on Thursday include the Tarte Maneater Blush & Glow cheek plumper for $13.50 instead of $27, and markdowns on the Juvia's Place lip products, bringing the prices down to $5 through $7.50 from $10 through $15.
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Shoppers can find most of the upcoming deals on Ulta's website, but there will be a few Suprise Steals that are announced the day they go on sale.
New and exclusive products will also be debuting throughout the 21 Days of Beauty event.
Plus, for some extra savings, use the code 896333 for an additional $3.50 off your purchase.
MONEY SAVING DUPES
A TikToker (@brittwhitfit), who claimed to be an Ulta Beauty employee, shared some of her favorite dupes available at the store.
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She said opting for the dupes rather than their high-end counterparts could save shoppers as much as 67 percent on makeup.
First, she recommended picking up Milani's $9.99 matte setting spray as an alternative to the $30 Urban Decay spray.
For contouring, she said the $5.99 Wet N Wild contour stick is the best value and works as well as the more expensive brands.
In fact, her favorite bronzer is the $19.99 Morphe Glamabronze, rather than most of Ulta's other bronzers which are priced around $30.
Shoppers can snag the Loreal brown pen for just $10.99 rather than the $25 Benefit eyebrow microfilling pen.
Get the perfect base for a full face of makeup with the $18 LashFood primer and serum.
Another Ulta shopper shared how she paid just 34 cents for over $540 worth of products.
Plus, Ulta's CEO just confirmed a major change that will help "maintain stocks for guests."
