Growing up, I’d sit cross-legged on my mom’s bathroom floor, totally mesmerized as she pulled out her stash of Elizabeth Arden skincare. There were the tiny serum capsules she’d crack open with precision, rich creams she smoothed on with ritualistic care, and the occasional spritz of her signature Red Door perfume (I can still smell it). To me, those sleek jars and gold-trimmed bottles felt like the height of sophistication—beauty secrets reserved for someone who really knew what they were doing.

Those luxe moments are seared in my memory—but it turns out they're not just a thing of the past. Fast forward to today, and Elizabeth Arden is still going strong with the kind of staying power most beauty brands can only dream of. Board-certified dermatologist Rachel Nazarian, MD, FAAD credits it all to its nourishing skincare ingredients like ceramides, vitamin C, and hyaluronic acid.

From Dr. Nazarian's perspective, taking care of your skin with high-quality, veteran products is always worth the investment. But right now, tons of Elizabeth Arden skincare favorites are on *major* sale at Walmart—which means you don't have to swallow a luxury price tag to reap the benefits of these classics.

Peep Dr. Nazarian's Elizabeth Arden recommendations and add them to your cart while they're up to 75 percent off. When you do, you'll usher in your most nourished complexion—and a skincare routine that stands the test of time.

Ceramide Lift and Firm Eye Cream — $34

One more time for the people in the back: An eye cream doesn’t need to cost $150 an ounce to deliver real results. Take this one, for example, which combines ceramides and vitamin E to deeply hydrate the under-eye area and help smooth fine lines, Dr. Nazarian says. It also contains peptides, which she says can help combat premature aging.

New Prevage City Smart SPF 50 Lotion — $30

On the hunt for the holy grail of everyday sunscreens? This one—which is nearly $40 off—may be your new match. "Never met a sunscreen I didn't like, but this one does a great job for those of us living in polluted cities, which research has shown can cause premature aging," Dr. Nazarian says.

"This sunscreen has barrier technology that protects against pollutants and improves skin's defenses against free-radical damage. It utilizes sheer zinc and titanium as its UV blockers, and blends with most skin types." Think of it as your skin’s daily armor, sans heavy-duty price tag.

Superstart Skin Renewal Booster — $35

Turns out, Elizabeth Arden was ahead of the skin-microbiome curve. This serum uses probiotics to help balance your skin, keeping it strong and better protected from environmental stressors, Dr. Nazarian says. Think of it like a built-in bodyguard for your face. By reinforcing the skin barrier, it also helps lock in moisture for a healthier, more resilient complexion.

Ceramide Vitamin C Capsules — $25

Nourished skin, no matter where you go? Yes, please. "[This product is a] great way to travel with your vitamin C because it keeps this notoriously unstable vitamin in its purest state until you pop it open and use it," Dr. Nazarian says. "Vitamin C is quite sensitive to light and air, and these single-use capsules keep it effective until needed, and combine it with ceramides to hydrate and improve tolerability."

Psst: These radiance-boosting serum pods are normally priced at $95—so snag them while they're 75 percent off and toss them in your carry-on.

Ceramide Premiere Activation SPF 30 — $54

If you’re aiming to simplify your skincare routine without sacrificing results, Dr. Nazarian recommends this all-in-one cream. After cleansing in the morning, swipe it on to hydrate, protect against UV rays, and boost your skin’s health in one simple step. With ceramides to fortify the skin barrier, SPF 30 for daily protection, and a collagen-boosting form of vitamin A, this formula works as hard as you do.

Hydra-Plumping Serum Ceramide Capsules — $50

Found: Your skin's moisture dream team—at a price that feels too good to be true. "The great thing about this product is that it combines two different methods of improving moisture in the skin—a humectant, which draws in water (hyaluronic acid), but also an emollient to seal it in (ceramide)," Dr. Nazarian says. "This prevents loss of moisture to the environment. Both ingredients are naturally found in our own skin, and work well for all skin types."

I'm adding these to my cart while they're over $65 off—and calling my mom to let her in on every one of these steals at Walmart.