Kyle Richards always keeps it real about her favorite products.
The “Housewives of Beverly Hills” star regularly turns to Amazon Reside to talk about everything from her workout routine to her skincare staples.
And now, with Amazon Prime Day finally upon us, many of the Bravoleb’s must-haves are deeply discounted — from the mascara she can’t live without to the lip gloss she’s been using for over a decade.
Below, we’ve ranked 16 high-end deals that will cost you way less than a “RHOBH” diamond. (Plus, try our complete guides to the best beauty, fashion, and health deals you won’t want to miss.)
Richards once praised this under-$10 product as “just a miracle,” raving, “Everyone who knows me knows I only use this mascara.”
The star’s signature oversized sunglasses have a prominent place in her Amazon store — and right now, they’re nearly $50 off.
Why buy one lip gloss at a discount when you can get several? Just ask Richards, who recently revealed that she owns the product in at least 9 completely different shades.
“It was the first lip filler that I actually believed did something,” she raved about the gorgeous purchase, which comes in over 50 shades designed to add shine and provide “quick lip plumping.”
The Bravo star prefers leggings in neutral tones, telling viewers she’s found black leggings to be “always the most flattering and forgiving.”
Richards revealed that she uses this moisturizing self-tanner before hitting the beach, saying, “I really love this product; I’ve been using it for years.”
The star is indeed on a roll when it comes to snail mucin skincare; fellow Bravo stars Ariana Madix and Kandi Burrus have also touted the purchase, while Emily Ratajkowski featured it on her Instagram stories in 2020.
“I just love eye patches… I’m like, ‘Where has this thing been my whole life?’” Richards raved as she shouted out some great gift ideas this May.
Turn working from home into a workout with this under-desk treadmill from Richard’s Health Discovery Roundup.
While Sutton Stracke memorably used this skin-care shaper on “RHOBH,” she’s not the only one who keeps it on hand; Richards raved about it on Amazon Reside, calling it “a magic wand” for getting rid of “puffiness[and]fine lines.”
“There’s a purpose why you’ll see this on the show and there’s a reason why so many people come to Nurse Jamie, because she knows what she’s talking about,” he added.
While Richards discovered this straightening spray through her daughter, it’s also beloved by celebrity stylists like Chris Appleton, who has spritzed it on longtime clients Jennifer Lopez and Kim Kardashian.
This smoothie-scented balm takes pride of place in Richards’ nighttime routine, as she recently told viewers she’s swapped her Chapstick for the luxurious lip masks.
“Now I’ve graduated to sleeping with lip balm every night,” she said.
While Richards says this sale sandal offers “a very Saint Laurent vibe,” it’ll cost you significantly less than high-end heels.
Amazon has a ton of kitchen deals lined up for Prime Day, including this viral kitchen gadget that features removable handles to save space.
“It cuts down on a bunch of dishes… there’s no need to use another dish and make a big number anymore,” the Bravo OG said.
This tinted moisturizer takes pride of place in Richards’ Amazon store, alongside other products she says she “can’t live without.”
Her store also stocks Sol de Janeiro’s sweet-smelling body balm, which is also loved by Dua Lipa, Selena Gomez and Blake Lively.
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Deals are heating up for this mobile vaporizer, which Richards featured in a roundup of travel essentials. Reviewers are simply obsessed, having awarded the device more than 1,000 five-star reviews to date.
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This article was written by Hannah Southwick, a writer/commerce reporter for Web page Six Type. Hannah scouts deals on really cheap types worn by celebrities, puts Hollywood’s favorite brands to the test, and finds the beauty products that keep stars red carpet-ready. She consults with stylists and industry executives — including celebrities themselves — for insider product suggestions, style predictions, and more. In addition to writing for Web page Six since 2020, her work has been featured in USA Today and Parade.