When it comes to her Amazon cart, Paige DeSorbo isn’t giggling (or gatekeeping).
The Bravoleb-turned-podcast influencer regularly shares detailed breakdowns of her favorite products. While Prime Big Deal Days (aka October Prime Day) continues now until October 7thWho better to look to for some shopping inspiration?
Below, shop can’t-miss deals on an array of DeSorbo’s favorites, from her “life-changing” face masks to her go-to mascara. (Also, check out our guides to the best fashion and beauty finds on sale.)
Even celebrities aren’t immune to a little shopping trivia mid-scroll.
“I am absolutely defeated by all the TikTok videos of girls wearing Medicube masks at night,” DeSorbo told E! this spring. “I do them three times a week. I love them.”
DeSorbo said this deodorant smells “like an expensive hotel.” But at under $20, it costs much less than a five-star resort. The popular body care brand has also been linked to stars like Kendall Jenner and Bethenny Frankel. (The latter is a fan of Santal & Vetiver Body Wash, which is on sale now.)
In addition to red light, this LED mask has settings that target acne, aging, and puffiness, as well as removable cooling eye patches. Now is a good time to get one as it is rarely on sale. (Khloé Kardashian, Sabrina Carpenter, Kyle Richards and Sofia Richie Grainge are also fans.)
“[Shark] I really figured this out,” DeSorbo said on Amazon Live last year, adding: “Send this link to anyone who owes you a favor because it is one of the best gifts.”
The “Summer House” alum’s newly updated Amazon store includes these best-selling Apple headphones. Deals this good probably won’t come around again until Black Friday.
The “Summer House” alum loves these viral K-beauty face masks so much that she once said on Amazon Live that they’re “truly life-changing.” (Having tried them myself, I can say they’re worth the hype.)
Her former co-star Ciara Miller is also a fan, as she told Page Six Style that the cooling, hydrating beauty product is her “face mask.”
While DeSorbo mentioned using vibration plates on “Giggly Squad” this spring, he didn’t name a specific brand. Luckily, Amazon has added this top-rated option to its store, with an average rating of 4.5 stars across more than 15,000 reviews.
When New York Post Commerce Writer Miska Salemann put the viral health trend to the test with the Lifepro Waver Vibration Plate last year, she was impressed with the results. (“I realized I would come out of my workouts with more energy and a little less pain,” he wrote.)
DeSorbo discovered this cleanser-makeup remover blend through Ciara Miller and told E! “It literally melts all my makeup off.”
The multitasking formula also attracts the attention of Bethenny Frankel and Kyle Richards, and our Page Six staff says it helps remove stubborn makeup without dehydrating skin.
During one of her fashion-themed livestreams, Bravoleb said this Amazon top comes in “every color.”
“This is a very good base athlete,” he praised.
For a “bright and gorgeous” no-makeup look, DeSorbo reaches for this clean beauty favorite. Meghan Markle and our Senior Style Editor Melissa Minton are also fans of ours.
“When I was pregnant, people kept telling me I was ‘glowing,’ but I would always tell them it wasn’t just their imagination, it was actually Saie Glowy Super Gel,” Melissa said.
Kazakh weather. When it comes to fall layers, Paige has this versatile Amazon cardigan in at least three colors.
“They’re so light, they’re so soft, it’s like a good staple to have,” he said live.
While DeSorbo said jeans are “the hardest thing to buy,” she told Amazon Live viewers that this Gap pair is “perfect.”
“I keep this next to my bed for a couple of reasons; one, because it’s good, and two, because it’s cute,” she said on Amazon Live during last July’s Prime Day sale.
Keen fans once noticed the tiny pink tub on Jennifer Aniston’s “Morning Show” gorgeous table in an Instagram Story photo, too.
Last year, DeSorbo included this body oil in her “best products” list during Prime Day, finding it “definitely worth trying.” Besides smelling like a tropical vacation, it’s also designed to help hydrate and firm.
The podcast host has touted this intriguing debut book in numerous livestreams, once boasting: “I’m obsessed… not only is it cheap, but it literally works so well.”
Browsing for the “Giggly Squad” host’s self-care must-haves? She used these eye masks on Prime Day last year and said live on air that she likes to put them in the fridge so they “give you a little more glamor.”
Promising professional-level whitening, these at-home whitening strips are always a great price during Prime Day. DeSorbo has included them in its Amazon store, and many of our editors rely on them, too. (However, they have an average of 4.6 stars out of 106,598 ratings.)
“I always go back to this mascara,” DeSorbo said on Amazon Live earlier this year, adding that it “never smudges.” (The Duchess of Sussex and Reese Witherspoon aren’t alone, as they’ve added the fan-favorite formula to their own ShopMy storefront.)
“There’s something about Estée Lauder that makes me feel like a grown-up,” Paige said in an NBC interview. “Plus it doesn’t get too sticky in the summer like some people do.”
It’s designed to target dark circles, fine lines, and other early signs of eye aging.
She recently updated her curation of “fall favorites” on Amazon, including this amber Armani scent. It’s a woody blend perfect for fall, with notes of pink pepper, leathery vanilla and lavender.
DeSorbo’s Amazon listings are also a goldmine for fall outfit inspiration; including this cozy sweater for just over $25.
Rise and shine with less stress. DeSorbo recently raved about Hatch’s smartwatch on Amazon Live, saying the phone alarm “literally triggered a panic attack.”
“[Hatch] “It’s actually more like a sound machine, but it also has a light, so if you set your alarm in the morning, the light will slowly turn on and you can wake up to the birds chirping,” she explained. “You really feel like Snow White.”
What DeSorbo-themed list would be complete without a little something for her feline friend (and pajama brand namesake) Daphne? The fall Amazon roundup also includes these scratching pads. As cat parents know, scratchers can break down quickly; So why not stock up while it’s on sale?
Answers to Prime Big Deal Days FAQs
When are Prime Big Deal Days?
Prime Big Deal Days (better known as October Prime Day) start from: From Tuesday, October 6 to Wednesday, October 7, 2026.
Do you need to be a Prime member to shop?
Like its July counterpart, October Prime Day is a members-only discount. You can get a free 30-day trial to take advantage of Prime Day savings (plus all the benefits of a subscription) with no strings attached.
Prime Day and Prime Big Deal Days
Prime Day and Prime Big Deal Days are seasonal sales exclusive to Prime, offering deep discounts on tech, beauty, clothing, essentials and more. October Prime Day occurs in the fall and kicks off the holiday shopping season; It’s the perfect time to start buying gifts while stocks are high and prices are still low.
Which deals are actually worth shopping for?
From years of discounting Amazon sales, we know that the sale is the perfect time to save on top-rated tech like Apple AirPods, restock on your favorite beauty and skincare products, peruse gift-worthy accessories like jewelry and handbags, and scan Amazon’s best-selling items for deep discounts.
When is Amazon’s next Prime Day?
For those already wondering about the next sale, expect Amazon’s headline-worthy Black Friday and Cyber Monday deals to drop in November 2026. Next, we expect the retailer to relaunch its annual Prime Day sale in summer 2027. Page Six Style will get the latest news here.
Why You Should Trust Page Six Style Shopping
This article was written by Hannah Southwick, Page Six’s Associate Business Editor. Hannah scouts deals on truly affordable styles worn by celebrities, puts celebrity brands to the test, and finds the beauty products that keep stars looking red carpet ready. She consults with stylists and industry professionals (including celebrities themselves) for firsthand product recommendations, trend predictions, and more. In addition to writing for Page Six since 2020, her work has also appeared in USA Today and Parade.