7 Best New Walmart Beauty Finds Hitting Shelves This Week
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Walmart is a great store to shop for all your beauty needs, from expensive, luxury perfumes to budget-friendly makeup and skincare. Like all other store aisles, they always get in brand new and exciting products and offer them at competitive prices. Here are the 7 best Walmart beauty finds hitting shelves this week.
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Pumpkin spice is everywhere, including Walmart’s haircare aisle. Native Limited Edition Moisturizing Shampoo, Vanilla Cream and Pumpkin , combines vanilla, cream, and caramel with pumpkin. “Amazing,” writes a shopper. I love this smell; it reminds me of fall.” Another adds, ” I love this; it’s great on my hair.”
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Walmart has so many fun Halloween nails in stock, including Salon Perfect Halloween Fall Artificial Fake Press-On Nails, 403 Magnetic Brown , which costs just $6.97 and includes 30 nails, glue, and everything else needed for application.
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All the tweens are obsessed with the Bubble Skincare brand. Walmart just got Bubble Skincare Cosmic Silk Hydrating Milky Toner . “Literally cleared my skin and made my skin flawless. Packaging is fun but not my fave- I feel like I’ve wasted some product because of it coming out!! Overall definitely recommend!! Especially for dry skin! So hydrating!! The base is very silky. The ingredients are really good!!” writes a shopper. “So lightweight and glowy!” adds another. “I love the milky texture — it sinks in fast and leaves my skin super soft with a natural glow. Not sticky at all. It has great ingredients like hyaluronic acid and ceramides that really help keep my skin hydrated and support my barrier.”
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I love tinted moisturizer and can’t wait to try e.l.f. Halo Glow Skin Tint Mineral SPF 50, Tinted Moisturizer . Walmart has 16 color options, each $18. “This is the best tinted sunscreen I have ever used! It blends into my skin perfectly, and the color match is spot on with my skin color and undertone( light 6 cool for me). I seriously think I will wear this as foundation year round; the color & coverage is that good. It looks so natural on me, yet covers all those little imperfections that need covering. This is a true 5 star winner. And for a bit more glamour, I just add a bit of Halo Glow filter over it for an evening glow; perfect!” writes a shopper. “Light and glowy,” adds another.
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Shoppers are also excited about Neutrogena Hydro Boost Hyaluronic Acid Lip Balm, Sheer Berry , $9.97. “This lip balm is so moisturizing yet not greasy. It’s like a hybrid of a lip balm and lip gloss. I felt the difference in hydration of my lips from just one use. A week’s worth of use left my lips looking very renewed,” one says.
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Another trendy new product, Starface Star Cream + Salicylic Acid , $15.74, is creating a buzz. “This star cream is definitely worth the money. Honestly this is something that I would buy my teen. It’s a fun start into getting your skin care regime together. This star cream made my face feel soft and moisturized all day long. There wasn’t a scent to this cream but it definitely did its job.I didn’t know Starface made these products, not now I am excited to see what else they have,” writes a shopper. “Moisture without feeling greasy,” another adds. “This product made my skin feel soft. It doesn’t have a scent which I appreciate. I usually avoid wearing moisturizer because I am worried I will break out but this product absorbed quickly and did not make my face feel greasy.”
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And, to organize all your new products, get the HBlife Makeup Organizer with Brush Holder for Vanity , $29.69. “Sleek and Organized,” writes a shopper. “This is an excellent piece for organization. It holds my skin care and makeup and keeps it well organized for easy access. it looks very nice on my dressing table. it will be easy to clean when needed. It’s well made. I’m happy I made this purchase.”
4 Big Changes Walmart Is Making Now for Shoppers
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Walmart has been shaking things up this summer—expanding its drone delivery services, rolling out merch trucks, and even landing a new partnership with Major League Soccer. Now, a spate of new announcements is making it clear that the company is far from done growing, innovating, and helping customers save. By keeping up-to-date with the retailer’s latest changes, you’ll be able to make the most of your spending. Read on to learn the four biggest changes Walmart is making right now, so you never miss a deal or perk.
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The change involves partnering with more third-party sellers through Walmart Marketplace to fulfill orders on popular products using Walmart Fulfillment Services (WFS). Customers can expect improved delivery speed as more cities adopt the system.
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As of September 15, Walmart members can also take advantage of a new streaming perk at no extra cost.
In celebration of its fifth anniversary, Walmart+ will soon allow customers to choose between ad-supported Peacock and Paramount+ plans, the latter of which has been on offer since 2022. Members can switch their service of choice every 90 days. A news release says this new offering will further enhance “the value and flexibility” of membership.
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Walmart will embrace artificial intelligence as a means of keeping costs down for customers amid inflation.
At its recent Retail Rewired innovation event, the company rolled out four “super agents” designed to “save time and effort for both workers and shoppers,” CNBC reports . Tailored to meet the varying needs of sellers, suppliers, and shoppers, they unveiled four main agents with an “Associate Agent” to streamline the experience.
Additionally, Walmart will now use spatial AI technology, which allows machines to perceive and interact with three-dimensional environments (you know, the real world). A new Digital Twin System—essentially a computerized copy of physical retail environments—will now help Walmart recognize maintenance and management problems weeks sooner.
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Sometimes Walmart shoppers are also Walmart staff—which is why the company is now offering a 10 percent employee discount on groceries. A previous policy covered general merchandise as well as fresh produce, so the change marks an expansion of the retention scheme.
Effective immediately, this will cut costs for Walmart’s 1.6 million U.S. employees after their first 90 days of working with the company. Thanks to the expansion, 95 percent of regularly priced items at the store will now be eligible for the discount.
