These Beauty Products Ruled the Grammys — and Cost Under $40

E.l.f. No Budge Retractable Eyeliner ($5)

Cynthia Erivo opted for a soft, mocha-inspired eyeshadow design at the 2025 Grammys, where celebrity makeup artist Joanna Simkin used E.l.f. products to craft the "Wicked" star's delicious eye contour. The the brand's No Budge Retractable Eyeliner in Coffee was essential for the look.

Covergirl Eye Enhancers 4-Kit Eyeshadow ($5, originally $7)

Country-music darling Kelsea Ballerini was the ultimate "covergirl" at the 2025 Grammys ceremony, where the star's makeup artist, Kelsey Deenihan, relied on a full lineup of Covergirl makeup products to build out the musician's glam. Her palettes of choice? The Eye Enhancer 4-Kit Eyeshadow in Country Wood and Natural Nudes.

Maybelline Super Stay Teddy Lip Tint ($11, originally $13)

PS editors and celebrities alike are fans of this long-lasting lip tint; in fact, Miley Cyrus used the lipstick as part of her 2025 Grammys glam. Besides donning a jellyfish haircut, the musician also opted for this gloss as the base of her lip glam — as revealed by Cyrus's makeup artist, James Kaliardos.

For the full product details, check out our review of the Maybelline Stay Teddy Lip Tint.

Lancôme Teint Idole Ultra Wear All Over Full Coverage Concealer ($31)

Keeping in theme with her vintage Versace gown, Olivia Rodrigo embraced a more retro makeup look, made possible by Lancôme's Tonique Confort Toner, Teint Idole Ultra Wear Foundation, and this full-coverage concealer in the 260N shade.

For the full product details, read our review of the Lancôme Teint Idole Ultra Wear Concealer.

Urban Decay All Nighter Waterproof Makeup Setting Spray ($36)

At the 2025 Grammys, Doechii won big in more ways than one. Besides taking home the Grammy for best rap album, the breakout star also rocked one of the night's best beauty looks. The rapper's makeup artist, Dee Carrion, used several Urban Decay products to achieve her glam, including this setting spray, which helped to keep the star's makeup looking fresh — even during her Grammys performance.

Curel Japanese Makeup Cleansing Gel ($11, originally $15)

Chrissy Teigen's Grammys glam was made possible by an assortment of J-Beauty products — namely this makeup cleansing gel, which makeup artist Kristine Studden paired with the same brand's Deep Moisture Spray ($15) for the ultimate glow.

Aquaphor Ointment Body Spray ($13)

Newly-minted Grammy winner Sabrina Carpenter looked like the belle of the (music?) ball at the 2025 Grammys, where she slipped into a custom, baby blue JW Anderson dress. But it was her complementary glam that really got everyone talking. The star's makeup artist, Carolina Gonzalez, revealed all of the beauty essentials that went into creating Carpenter's "baby angel" look, including this hydrating Aquaphor spray.

Ilia Base Face Milk Moisturizer ($28)

Ilia Beauty products were a staple in Clairo's pre-Grammys prep, where makeup artist Amber Dreadon mixed the brand's infamous Base Milk with the Skin Rewind Complexion Stick to curate a blendable base for the rest of the star's makeup.

John Frieda Frizz Ease Secret Weapon Touch-Up Crème ($9, originally $10)

Charli XCX — aka everyone's favorite party girl — stuck to her signature curls for music's biggest night, with celebrity hairstylist Bryce Scarlett relying on this smoothing creme to tame her hair and keep her curls looking polished.

Olaplex No. 7 Bonding Oil ($30)

Willow Smith leaned into her hair's natural texture at the 2025 Grammys, working with celebrity hairstylist Vernon Francois to style a chic, middle-part Afro. Francois revealed that Olaplex's cult-favorite bonding oil was key in prepping the musician's hair and scalp for the event.

For the full product details, read our review of the Olaplex No. 7 Bonding Oil.

Amika Superfruit Star Lightweight Hair Styling Oil ($32)

Chairman of the Pink Pony Club Chappell Roan made her Grammys debut with a look that was one for the ages. The star let her curls loose for the event, with celebrity hairstylist Dom Forletta using this styling oil to infuse more drama and volume into her hairstyle.

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