Alix Earle’s ‘ultimate skin hack’ is on sale for less than $10

Getting ready with Alix Earle needn’t cost a fortune.

The TikTok phenom regularly lets followers in on her acne struggles and skincare solutions — including the Hero Cosmetics Mighty Patch ($12 $10), which she’s raved about on multiple occasions.

And right now, the stick-on pimple patches — which have a place of honor in Earle’s Amazon storefront — are on sale for less than $10.

“These actually saved my life,” the social media sensation said in a sponsored TikTok in February, dubbing the overnight patches her “ultimate skin hack” in the caption.

“I’m actually addicted to these and I can’t go anywhere without them,” she added of the hydrocolloid stickers, which absorb “pimple gunk” without popping.

Hero Cosmetics Mighty Patch

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While she partnered with Hero Cosmetics as the brand’s first-ever global face in February 2024, Earle’s been a brand fan for longer, and included Mighty Patches in her roundup of Prime Day favorites last July.

She’s hardly the only one obsessed with these zit stickers; the product’s currently Amazon’s No. 1 bestseller in the beauty and personal care department and boasts a 4.6-star rating out of a whopping 145,300 reviews.

“This is a magic product! It’s super easy to use and works so well,” one customer wrote, while another raved, “Mighty Patch is a total Game-changer for those inevitable pimple moments.”

The Mighty Patch isn’t the only Earle-loved product on sale right now, either; the frizz-fighting Samnyte Wax Stick ($10 $8) from her 2023 Prime Day picks is majorly marked down, too.

Samnyte Wax Stick

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Plus, for snapping photos after your hair and makeup look is complete, don’t forget to check out our full review of Earle’s famous selfie-snapping tool, the Newmowa phone light ($32).

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This article was written by Hannah Southwick, Commerce Writer/Reporter for Page Six Style. Hannah spies deals on actually affordable Celebrity-worn styles, puts Hollywood’s favorite labels to the test and finds the beauty products that keep stars red carPet-ready. She consults stylists and industry pros — including celebs themselves — for firsthand product recommendations, trend predictions and more. In addition to writing for Page Six since 2020, her work has been featured in USA Today and Parade.

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