Your weekend PSA: Score 20% off celeb-loved beauty while you can.

Credo’s Friends and Family Sale is in full swing, offering 20% off sitewide on skin care, makeup and more. Westman Atelier, Saie, Tata Harper, Sweed, Henry Rose (Michelle Pfeiffer’s best-selling fragrance line) and Ilia are just a few of the luxe brands included in the deals.

Of note, incredible value gift sets are also included for double the savings (and to make gifting any beauty lover easy). The sale only runs through Oct. 25, so add to cart for less while you can. Scroll on for a few top celeb-approved picks.

Meghan Markle is loyal to this lit-from-within illuminator, and her makeup artist Daniel Martin swears by it, too. Shoppers concur, with one writing that it’s “the best highlighter out there, hands down!”

Rôz founder and celeb stylist Mara Roszak works with stars like Olivia Wilde, Emma Stone and Lily Collins. She uses this lightweight mist to achieve the “canyon waves” look on her A-list clients. It builds volume and texture while protecting hair against heat styling.

Founder Michelle Pfeiffer set out to make beautiful, non-toxic scents, and she’s earned famous fans along the way, including Jennifer Coolidge, Naomi Watts and Kelly Rowland.

While this Chantilly vanilla-based scent with notes of tangerine, tonka bean and almond blossom sounds exquisite for the cooler months, there’s also a tester set and plenty of others to pick from.

Anne Hathaway shared the contents of her bag in an adorable 2024 TikTok, which included this lipstick in Pip, a chic red (though it also comes in so many other pretty shades). She joins Jennifer Aniston, Dakota Johnson and Nicole Kidman in swearing by the clean beauty label, which was created by celebrity makeup artist Gucci Westman.

Plenty of A-listers use Tata Harper skincare — including Taylor Swift. We spotted this cleanser on the edge of her tub in a scene from her “End of an Era” docu-series. Made with BHA and apricot microspheres to exfoliate skin, it’s the perfect wash for waking up to a fresh complexion.

Gwyneth Paltrow got her effortless, natural-beauty glow on the AFI Awards red carpet in January thanks to Saie products, including Slip Tint. The multitasking hero, which serves as both sunscreen and tinted moisturizer, has a near-perfect rating with shoppers. Kristen Bell and Miranda Kerr also swear by it.

Chebula Active Anti-Aging Serum is a go-to for brand ambassadors like Brooke Shields, Jessica Chastain and Eva Mendes — and many other A-listers have also expressed their love for the clean skincare line.

The top-rated hydrating serum “helps fight visible signs of aging while supporting your skin barrier,” according to the brand.

Earlier this year, Amy Sedaris told us she leaves this gua sha tool out in her living room because it’s so simple to use that you can pick it up anytime to give yourself a face massage. The brand says it’s “designed to lift, sculpt, tone and de-puff the skin,” while one fan wrote that it’s “the GOAT of Gua Sha.”

“I always use body wash from Nécessaire — I love their scents,” Courteney Cox told Harper’s Bazaar in 2023. She’s such a fan, she enlisted the brand’s co-founder when designing her own line, Homecourt.

Sara Pidgeon said this viral, soft musk scent is “your skin but better,” while Bethenny Frankel has also given it her “elite” stamp of approval. (Page Six editors are also obsessed.)

Ilia’s multitasking, mineral-SPF tinted moisturizer has garnered fans like Cindy Crawford and Kate Hudson. The fragrance-free formula is packed with skin care heroes like hyaluronic acid and niacinamide.

Meanwhile, Meghann Fahy uses Ilia’s In Frame Brow Gel, while Emily Blunt’s Met Gala flush last year was thanks to the Multi-Stick makeup.

This article was written by Erica Radol, Page Six Commerce Reporter. From identifying the top anti-aging skincare secrets the stars trust to dishing on the latest fashion collabs to finding a great deal on all of the above, Erica has a knack for reporting on – and even testing – Hollywood’s bestselling fashion and beauty products. Before joining Page Six in 2025, she wrote about entertainment, lifestyle and shopping trends for Us Weekly, The Daily Beast, Entertainment Tonight, Well+Good and Hearst.