Derms Don’t Go a Day Without Recommending These Skin-Care Ingredients—And the Products That Have Them Are at Costco (Up to 50% Off)

Originally $40, now $30 (with a refill)

Boscia’s water-activated powder uses an upcycled blend of charcoal and rice powders, along with salicylic acid to deliver gentle physical and chemical exfoliation in one easy step. The probiotic powered formula keeps the skin’s microbiome happy and protected, while a blend of niacinamide and vitamins B, C, and E soothe skin and boost its barrier. While you’d normally pay $40 bucks for the full size anywhere else, you can get the full size and a complete refill at Costco for the same price.

Originally $8 for 1 pack, now $25 for 8

Derms love hydrocolloid patches to help speed up the healing time on acne and blemishes, and this 8-pack bundle by Cosrx will keep you stocked for any breakouts that 2023 may bring. Every pack comes with 26 oval-shaped stickers that stick onto blemishes with ease and stay put all day, saving you from the temptation to pick so the healing process can do its thing. A single sheet of these acne-fighting patches goes for $8, so grabbing the bundle at Costco saves you $39!

Originally $39, now $39 for 2

This French pharmacy staple will cost you $39 for a single tube, but at Costco, you can get two for the price of one! And you’ll want two, trust me. Because the Lait Creme Concentre is both a nourishing face and body moisturizer and a smoothing makeup primer. The lightweight cream uses shea butter and aloe vera to soothe, moisturize, and smooth all skin types, prepping it for makeup application and getting rid of any dryness—making it a winner for all skin types.

Originally $33, now $23

Kate Hudson and Jessica Chastain swear by this ultra-rich cream for nourishing dry skin and locking in moisture. It’s made with only six, simple ingredients—olive oil, beeswax, honey, bee pollen, royal jelly, and propolis extract—and can be used just about anywhere to moisturize and soften skin. What’s more, this 3-pack from Costco means you never have to go without it: it includes a 4 oz. tub, 1 oz. tub, and a trial size. Keep them all for yourself or gift them as a stocking stuffer this holiday.

Originally $50, now $30

Derms say the Kakadu plum is one of the most potent sources of vitamin C, and it happens to be the main ingredient in this Dermadoctor serum. Packing a whopping 20 percent vitamin C, this powerful serum touts brightening, firming, and skin-smoothing benefits. While you’d normally pay $98 for 1 oz. of the glow-boosting serum on the Dermadoctor website, you can get 2 half ounce bottles (which is essentially the same amount of product) from Costco for only $30. Know someone who’s also vitamin C curious? Go halfsies on the set to try it out for even more savings.

Originally $69, now $58 for 2

The StriVectin Super-C SPF 30 Vitamin C Moisturizer combines three essential skin care steps in one. For starters, it’s formulated with potent vitamin C to help brighten and firm skin while delivering antioxidant protection. Glycerin and noni leaf bring the moisture, while the impressive SPF 30 keeps skin protected throughout the day. One jar of the high-tech moisturizer will usually run you around $69, but when you shop it at Costco, you can get two full sizes for $58.

Originally $23, now $33 for 2

Using a genius combination of chemical and mineral blockers, the Sun Project Water Sun Cream does so much more than your average sunscreen. In addition to offering reliable SPF 50, the watery cream hydrates and soothes skin thanks to calming aloe vera, hollyhock root, and a patented anti-inflammatory ingredient called phyto-oligo. The moisturizing yet lightweight formula is one that every skin type would love, which is all the more reason to get one for a friend. While buying two tubes separately would cost you $46, you save $13 bucks when buying the budget-friendly 2-pack from Costco.

Originally $34, now $25 for 2

If Bioderma’s best-selling micellar water and shower oil are any indication, their hydrating serum has to be amazing. The Hydrabio Serum delivers a shot of lightweight and long lasting hydration to dry, sensitive, and dehydrated skin making it a real saving grace during the winter months. As a result, skin looks smooth, plump, and refreshed. One bottle of the hydration hero goes for $34, but Costco sells a 2-pack for $25—so now’s the time to stock up for winter.

Originally $72, now $55

For tired eyes in need of a pick-me-up, StriVectin’s Tightening Eye Serum uses a potent tri-peptide blend to smooth the look of lines around the eyes and give skin a more lifted and taut appearance, along with caffeine and kakadu plum extract help brighten the eye area. What’s more, the cooling metal applicator makes every application a refreshing, de-puffing treat. One full size eye serum typically goes for $72, but Costco sells a full and travel sized combo for only $55 bucks (over 20 percent off!).

Originally $45, now $16

This skin-brightening moisturizer by Saturday Skin costs $45 on the brand’s website, but is available for over 60 percent off on Costco. The moisturizing cream is jam packed with antioxidant-rich carrot extracts, along with barrier-boosting ceramides and niacinamide—a derm-approved powerhouse for improving skin’s tone and texture. With every dollop of this rich cream, skin feels and looks nourished, supple, and radiant.