11 Items From Celebrity Beauty Lines You’ll Actually Want to Buy This Year

Dec 5, 2017 2:55 pm·

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Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen's Elizabeth and James

Everyone knows the tiny fashion moguls are behind two pricey but respected clothing lines, The Row and Elizabeth and James, but they also sell beauty products. Although their line mostly just features perfume, their Nirvana dry shampoo has been getting rave reviews.

Where to buy: $49.88, Amazon

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Rihanna's Fenty Beauty

There's been a lot of hype about the pop star's makeup line, and it's for a good reason, too. Her high-end products are specifically designed for women of all shades and have been getting rave reviews from beauty fanatics to YouTube vloggers. If you're looking to start off small, her lip luminizer is a must-have.

Where to buy: $23.14, Amazon

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Kat Von D Beauty

Step aside, Kylie Jenner. Before the famous 20-year-old set the makeup world on fire with her lipkits, former reality star and tattoo artist Kat already had a successful and slay-worthy line of lipsticks of her own. Another good thing about her beauty line? They're half the cost of Kylie's.

Where to buy: $62.96, Amazon

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Jessica Alba's The Honest Company

The 36-year-old's line of eco-friendly products is the real deal. In fact, Jessica is so devoted to her line that she has spent less time in movies and more time running her successful business. If you're looking for a good introduction to her company, her popular shampoo and conditioner set is a good place to start.

Where to buy: $17.49, Amazon

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LASHED by Blac Chyna

Before she was Rob Kardashian's girlfriend, the 29-year-old ran her own successful eyelash extension business, and today, the company is still going strong. Each one is handmade with human hair and is reusable.

Where to buy: $11.99, Amazon

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Tyra Banks' TYRA Beauty

The former supermodel's makeup line is so her. With hilarious names like "Baby Got Matte" and "Once You Go Brown," her bubbly personality and humor really make her line of lipsticks and eyeliners stand out. We're especially huge fans of her lash collection — perfect for "smizing" with.

Where to buy: $35, Amazon

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Eva Mendes' Circa Beauty

Most celebs like to slap their name and face all over their products, but not Eva. The 43-year-old star and wife of Ryan Gosling runs a successful makeup line you probably had no idea was owned by her. If you're looking for some amazing eyeshadow colors, you should give her stuff a try.

Where to buy: $15 – $17, Amazon

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Nicole "Snooki" Polizzi's Cattiva Cosmetics

The former Jersey Shore star sells all kinds of things in her official shop, from clothing to tan spray, but her makeup line Cattiva is a little less known. Her products come in crystallized compacts and include unique anti-aging ingredients. Her lip gloss set comes with six colors, two retractable lip brushes, and even a mirror for an affordable price.

Where to buy: $34.99, Amazon

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Illuminate by Ashley Tisdale

The High School Musical star's makeup line might not get as much attention as others, but her cute array of colorful eyeshadows and lipsticks are a cheap and affordable option for those who like really like shimmer.

Where to buy: $19.98, Amazon

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Gisele Bündchen's Sejaa Skincare

Yep, she's the owner of this not-so-popular but well-respected skincare line. The products are all eco-friendly, vegan, and good for the Earth – you know, if you care about that sort of thing.

Where to buy: $49.99, Amazon

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Gabrielle Union's Flawless

The 45-year-old actress has been getting rave reviews for her line of hair products. From shine sprays to deep treatment masques, her creams and potions are a much-needed asset to anyone's hair day.

Where to buy: $29.00, Amazon

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