25 Last-Chance Prime Day Deals Our Editors Aren't Leaving in Their Carts

AmazerBath Loofah Sponge ($8, originally $12)

When in doubt, loofah it out. We all have our own ways of washing up, but you can't go wrong with a classic. This set of four loofahs is extra large for that rich, foamy lather you love. Plus, they come in multiple colors and fun four-packs, making them almost too adorable to resist.

Editor Quote: "There are so many headlines out there about how you are supposed to clean your body with this kind of moisturizer and that kind of damp-drying technique and while standing on your head juggling bowling pins. At the end of the day, these inexpensive loofahs just make me feel fresh and happy." — Johanna Brenner, newsletter strategist

Apsvo Chunky Earrings ($10, originally $13)

These chunky earrings might look familiar, as the style went super viral on TikTok. With these, you'll be able to get the look at an affordable price point. Check out our full review of the Apsvo Chunky Earrings for more details about the popular style.

Editor Quote: "Having worn them to a fall wedding recently, I can confirm they're worth the hype. Not only do they look expensive, but the best thing about them is they're lightweight, which I found especially surprising giving their chunky teardrop shape and substantial size. While wearing them, I don't even feel them in my earlobes, unlike others that I've owned that feel heavy and like they're pulling." — Marisa Petrarca, shopping contributor

Innisfree Daily UV Defense Sunscreen Broad Spectrum SPF 36 ($13, originally $18)

This popular sunscreen from Innisfree feels like a lightweight moisturizer with its water-based formula. Containing skin-calming ingredients like green tea, cica, and sunflower seed oil, this product is perfect for all skin types. Plus, it doesn't leave behind a white cast, but rather a hydrated glow. Read more in our Innisfree Daily UV Defense Sunscreen review.

Editor Quote: "In comparison to many other sunscreens I've tried in the past, the Innisfree Daily UV Defense Sunscreen has the best texture. It's smooth and creamy, kind of like a balmy moisturizer, but it still feels so refreshing and lightweight on the skin that I often forget I have SPF on and accidentally double up (which is never a bad idea). Plus, it sets and absorbs nearly immediately after I blend it in. I'm left with a subtle, dewy glow with a natural, skin-like finish. It doesn't make me look like a glazed doughnut, but I don't look extra oily or shiny, either." — Anvita Reddy, former assistant shopping editor

Laneige Lip Glowy Balm ($13, originally $19)

If you love the bestselling Lip Sleeping Mask from Laneige, you'll go crazy for the Glowy Balm as well. The latter is slightly less thick but perfect for on-the-go use. Plus, it has a shinier finish that's perfect for topping off your lip, and it comes in a bunch of flavors. Learn more in our Laneige Lip Glowy Balm review.

Editor Quote: "What's nice about the lip balm is that it has a similar consistency to the fan-favorite Lip Sleeping Mask — the brand's creamy overnight lip treatment — but it's slightly thinner and therefore better suited to wear throughout the day. Plus, the tube applicator makes it easy to swipe on when on the go, and it fits easily inside a purse or a pocket." — Kelsey Garcia, lifestyle director

Colorfulkoala High Waisted Tummy Control Workout Leggings 7/8 Length ($19, originally $25)

We can never have too many leggings, and our editors are obsessed with the stretchy and flexible feel of these bestsellers on Amazon. These high-waisted leggings are not only comfortable, but also flattering with slightly compressive fabric. Plus, they have pockets for even more convenience. They come in a bunch of different colors as well. Read more in our Colorfulkoala leggings review.

Editor Quote: "These pants feel incredible — they morph into a second skin the minute I put them on, and I'm not dying to peel them off after a workout. They're thick enough that I can stay warm during chilly morning walks and can even get away with wearing silky hipster underwear underneath (I detest working out in thongs) without worrying about panty lines." — Angela Elias, shopping contributor

iWalk USB-C Portable Charger ($19, originally $30)

Forget clunky, corded charging devices — this portable power bank plugs right into your smartphone's USB port and will help to keep your device charged while on the go. Several PS editors detailed their experiences with the device in this review of iWalk's Portable Charger.

Editor Quote: "The iWalk portable charger lets me simultaneously use my phone while it is fueling it up without taking up much space in my handbag, which I can't say for other options in the market. I appreciate this feature the most because I rely on Google Maps to get me around the city, and GPS takes up a good amount of battery. With this sleek and slim portable charger, I can extend my phone's battery life for at least a few more hours." — AR

Apple AirTag ($20, originally $29)

From lost luggage to misplaced keys, Apple's AirTags offer an easy way to keep track of your items. They use the Find My App on your iPhone or Apple devices to identify the location of your prized possessions. We love using them during our travel adventures; simply pop one into your luggage and track your suitcase's whereabouts straight from your phone. Read about one editor's experience using them on a trip abroad in her Apple AirTags review.

Editor Quote: "These devices are best for people who travel a lot, or who are always misplacing things like their keys or wallet. They're also best for people with Apple devices, as they pair automatically with your iPhone." — IY

Inaba Churu Cat Treats ($21, originally $33)

If you want to get your cat to show you a little affection, consider these tuna and seafood treats. They're a feline favorite and they come in a convenient squeezy tube, so you can serve them on top of food or straight from the tube. Either way, your cat will gladly eat it up.

Editor Quote: "My cats love climbing on boxes and sinking their claws into bags whenever I bring up my packages, so when what's inside also happens to be for them, it literally makes me giddy. Call me a crazy cat mom all you want — I own the title proudly." — Sarah Wasilak, shopping director

Evolvetogether Hydrating Hand Cream ($24, originally $30)

Made with Evolvetogether's signature BCE vitamin complex, this hand cream deeply hydrates and restores dry hands. The nongreasy formula smells like lavender and vanilla with a scent that lasts.

Editor Quote: "Now that cold weather is approaching, I've been lathering on this hand cream throughout the day and before I go to bed every night as an added layer of protection. It makes my hands baby-soft and free from any cuts or dry areas." — Natasha Marsh, contributor

Natural Vitality Calm Magnesium Citrate Supplement ($28, originally $40)

If you need extra help managing stress or unwinding at night, Natural Vitality's Calm Magnesium Citrate Supplement might be just what you're looking for. Just mix with water and drink it while you're getting ready for bed, and before you know it, you'll be feeling calm, relaxed, and ready to rest. It comes in a bunch of different flavors and is vegan and gluten-free. Read our review of the Natural Vitality Calm supplement for more details.

Editor Quote: "I decided to mix myself the first glass of Natural Vitality Calm about an hour before going to bed. I could already feel my body start to relax as I sipped the drink while reading a book, and by the time I turned off the lights, I was completely ready to sleep. When I'm especially busy, I often have stress dreams about something I need to accomplish at work the next day or wake up in the middle of the night thinking about emails. After drinking Natural Vitality Calm, I slept right through the night — without feelings of stress or latent worries." — Annalise Mantz, associate director of branded content

Revlon One Step Volumizer Plus 2.0 Hair Dryer and Hot Air Brush ($28, originally $70)

Get on the hot air brush bandwagon and treat yourself to the upgraded version of Revlon's bestselling One-Step Volumizer. This might just be its lowest price yet. It has a detachable brush head, making it super easy to travel with. This is another editor favorite for getting smooth and shiny hair without drying it out. See why it's worth the hype in our editor's review of the Revlon One-Step Volumizer Plus.

Editor Quote: "The biggest difference I noticed between this brush and others I've used in the past is how well my hairstyle stayed put. Although I think I've pretty much mastered the '90s blowout, I've often found that the look can fall throughout the day if I don't use a ton of hairspray or texture spray. I didn't use either after the Revlon One-Step Hair Dryer, and my flipped-in ends lasted even after a night of sleeping on them." — Renee Rodriguez, staff writer and social producer

Thorne Micronized Creatine Monohydrate Powder ($28, originally $35)

Mostly known for supporting muscle mass, endurance, and power output, creatine has other benefits, too. It helps your cells produce more energy and has even been touted to support cognitive function. Whatever the secret is in this supplement, it has one of our editors excited to try it. Grab it while it's on sale for 20 percent off — this doesn't happen often.

Editor Quote: "It seems like the one supplement that really lives up to the hype. It's been studied with many benefits can be used for lean muscle mass, endurance, and brain function. I'm excited to add it to my water each morning and am tracking its effect on my athletic performance." — Genevieve Farrell, video director

Squigs Gooseberry Delight Hair Oil ($29, originally $38)

If you love to indulge in hair oiling or want to make it a part of your hair-care routine, this Squigs hair oil is a sensitive, skin-friendly option that will hydrate your scalp and deliver high-shine results. The formula is lightweight so it won't feel heavy on your scalp or clog your pores, and it also won't stain your bedding. You can use this for styling slicked-back hairstyles, too. Read more about the hair oiling process in our editor's Squigs Gooseberry Delight Hair Oil review.

Editor Quote: "The biggest difference I noticed after I finished styling my hair was how soft my ends were — they felt super hydrated and healthy, despite not being trimmed in five months. My hair also had a nice shine that caught the light." — Jessica Harrington, senior beauty editor

Crest 3D Whitestrips ($30, originally $46)

This Crest 3D Whitestrips kit comes with a total of 44 strips, including two bonus one-hour express treatments. The key ingredient here is hydrogen peroxide, which helps lift stains from coffee, tea, and wine. Apply the no-slip strips to top and bottom teeth, let them sit for 30 minutes, and remove them. One PS editor detailed her experience using the strips in her review of the Crest 3D Whitestrips.

Editor Quote: "After just four treatments, the difference is already remarkable. The 'before' image on the left and the 'after' image on the right clearly show the noticeable change. And I've barely made a dent in the box with plenty of treatments left." — MP

Vital Proteins Collagen Peptides Powder ($32, originally $50)

Loaded with collagen peptides, hyaluronic acid, and vitamin C, this supplement powder can help reduce joint pain as well as provide hair, nails, and skin benefits. You can mix it into your smoothies, coffee, or just in water for the added benefit of collagen. Read more in our editor's in-depth review of Vital Proteins Collagen Peptides Powder.

Editor Quote: "I love the collagen powder for its ability to add a hearty dose of protein to anything I'm eating or drinking — it transforms a black coffee or low-protein veggie soup into something that's more satiating and protein-packed. . . . Depending on how much protein I need, I add one or two scoops to coffee, soups, pasta sauces, oatmeal, or smoothies." — Christina Stiehl, former senior fitness editor

Elemis Pro-Collagen Cleansing Balm ($48, originally $69)

The Elemis Pro-Collagen Cleansing Balm has a silky texture that makes removing your makeup a relaxing experience. It starts as a gel-like balm but transforms into a milky oil as it's massaged into the skin with water. To see why it's worth it, check out our review of the Elemis Pro-Collagen Cleansing Balm.

Editor Quote: "Within seconds, the formula melts even waterproof makeup formulas off of my face. What's more, my skin feels softer to the touch immediately after cleansing. Forget the feeling of stripped skin — this balm will leave your complexion feeling wildly silky and soothed." — MP

Bissell Little Green Portable Carpet Cleaner ($82, originally $124)

Bissell's viral Little Green Portable Carpet Cleaner can clean up even the toughest messes and stains with ease with its powerful motor. If your household has kiddos who are prone to spills or dogs that have a tendency to track in dirt, you need this upholstery cleaner in your life. Read our full review of the Bissell Little Green Portable Carpet Cleaner to learn why it's worth the investment.

Editor Quote: "As someone who lives in a smaller apartment space that requires me to clean it once (if not a few times) every week, I appreciate the portable and easy-to-use nature of this cleaner. The product is easy to assemble, as it comes mostly put together and simply requires that you join the actual cleaner with attachments like the flex hose storage bracket. Within a few minutes, you're ready to begin putting the cleaner to work." — Kyley Warren, former assistant shopping editor

Cosori 9-in-1 Air Fryer ($90, originally $120)

With this Cosori air fryer, you don't have to be a world-class chef to whip up a high-quality meal at home. The multifunctional kitchen tool combines the benefits of several appliances into one, giving users the ability to roast, bake, dehydrate, and even broil — all through one seamless product. It's great for households with limited storage or counter space, and works to cook meals faster than a traditional oven. Check out our review of the Cosori Air Fryer to learn more.

Editor Quote: "If you're someone who (like me) is always looking for ways to simplify your time spent in the kitchen, then I can't recommend this air fryer enough. The product cooks full meals in record time, much faster than if I was using an oven or stovetop. It also uses up to 95 percent less oil than traditional deep-frying methods, so it's a great alternative if you're hoping to eat healthier." — KW

Face OS-01 Peptide Topical Supplement & Skin Longevity Age Reversal Moisturizer ($96, originally $120)

The OneSkin moisturizer is the longevity hero product you'll want in your anti-aging routine. Made with the OS-01 peptide, it attacks environmental damage like pollution, debris, excess sun, and more.

Editor Quote: "Each time I use this brilliant OneSkin moisturizer I notice a difference in brightness and overall texture. The creamy formula is lightweight and always creates an instant glow. I love taking it with me when I'm traveling as it's packed with ingredients that protect my skin barrier from environmental elements." — NM

Kodak PixPro Digital Camera ($130, originally $150)

When it comes to shopping for Prime Day, why not treat yourself to something fun like a digital camera? This one shoots in full HD video, making it great for vlogging, and it takes crisp point-and-shoot photos. Use it on vacations, bachelor or bachelorette parties, birthdays, and more.

Editor Quote: "I used to take my digital camera with me everywhere. I recently bought myself a new one with the intention of taking cute pictures during my summer trips. It feels so nostalgic." — JH

Hatch Restore 3 Sunrise Alarm Clock ($140, originally $170)

Looking for a way to upgrade your morning and nighttime routine? Look no further than this multifunctional Hatch device, which combines the capabilities of a sound machine, night-light, and alarm clock, all into one stylish product. One PS editor called it the "ultimate wake-up tool" in this review of the Hatch Restore.

Editor Quote: "If you already use a sound machine to fall asleep and love the idea of a sunrise alarm clock, this device will cut down on gadgets. Additionally, it's suitable for anyone looking to improve their night and morning routines as it creates a personalized 10-step system allowing you to do so." — Haley Lyndes, assistant shopping editor

Kindle Scribe ($200, originally $340)

The Kindle Scribe allows you to read and write just as comfortably as you would on paper without the distractions of a traditional tablet. It features a high-resolution display, adjustable warm light, auto-adjusting front light, and larger font size. You can read our full Kindle Scribe review for more information.

Editor Quote: "The most underrated feature of the Kindle Scribe (and all Kindles, for that matter) is that it's stripped of all the distractions that regular tablets have. I can't just open up another app and get sucked into the world of TikTok or watch "Love Island." This e-reader has made me realize that I am an active reader who needs to highlight and engage with the content I'm consuming. I can create note annotations and reflect immediately on certain passages or bookmark pages for when I want to reread something." — AR

Sony WH-1000XM5 Wireless Noise Canceling Headphones ($248, originally $400)

Sony's noise-canceling headphones provide a listening experience that blocks out the world, whether you are working out or relaxing. These over-the-ear headphones have a unique noise-canceling feature that switches from active noise cancellation to ambient sound when appropriate. It's built to be a part of your life with features like being able to switch between devices, take calls hands-free, and automatically pause audio when it detects you talking. For more details, check out our review of the Sony WH-1000XM5 Wireless Noise Canceling Headphones.

Editor Quote: "The noise cancellation on these headphones is also truly one of the best on the market — there are times when I don't even need to play audio, and the headphones still block out the noise pollution of my environment. Whether it's grunting gym bros or crying babies on flights, sounds will be totally blocked out by these headphones." — AR

Oura Ring Gen4 Ring ($297, originally $349)

By now, you've probably heard all about the viral Oura Ring — and for good reason. This compact accessory combines all the benefits of a traditional fitness tracker into one seamless tool that can monitor your heart rate, track your sleep patterns, and more. Looking for the newest model? It's on sale for the first time ever for Prime Day. For the full product details, check out our Oura Ring review.

Editor Quote: "In summary, I really like my Oura Ring. I find the data very helpful, and it lets me know how to make minor tweaks to support my overall health and wellness goals. It's not going to tell you anything unprecedented; after a turbulent red-eye last night, it's no wonder my sleep score was abysmal, and I've had lots of coffee to keep up. But, for someone that generally leads a healthy lifestyle or is looking for clues to improve their everyday habits like sleep and movement, I'd highly recommend the Oura Ring." — India Yaffe, former associate shopping editor

Samsung 55-Inch Class QLED 4K The Frame TV ($937, originally $1,498)

Samsung's bestselling Frame TV is worth the hype. The smart TV is equipped with high definition, 4K Ultra HD picture quality and the ability to look like a picture frame when it's turned off. It's ideal for those who appreciate art or prefer a more minimalistic look in the home. Read more in our editor's review of the Samsung Frame TV.

Editor Quote: "If you have the budget and prioritize aesthetics, I think Samsung The Frame TV is worth the money. The difference between what a typical TV looks like on the wall vs. The Frame TV is night and day. Yes, you can find a TV with 4K resolution in the same size for almost half the price, but it won't blend in seamlessly with your decor like The Frame TV does." — AE

- Additional reporting by Balim Tezel

Haley Lyndes is a shopping writer and editor with more than seven years of experience in the publishing space. Specializing in home and lifestyle, she covers everything from furniture and mattresses to beauty products and fitness gear. Her writing has appeared in BuzzFeed, Travel + Leisure, and Real Simple.

Balim Tezel (she/her) is a shopping updates editor at PS and the founder of Maison des Nus, a New York-based affordable luxury brand. She graduated from Northwestern University's Medill School of Journalism.