The best beauty deals in the 2026 Nordstrom Anniversary Sale are almost all value sets — gift-worthy bundles from brands that rarely discount. Standouts include the Augustinus Bader Rich Cream Jumbo ($423.75), the Westman Atelier Lip Edition Set ($79.00), and the Olaplex Double Shine N°7 Bonding Oil Duo ($62.00), spanning skincare, makeup, hair tools, and fragrance.
What You’ll Find In This Post:
The Discount That Changed My Mind About The Beauty Section
I usually walk right past the beauty tables during this sale — too much perfume in the air, not enough time. This year I actually stopped to do the math, and it changed my mind. Parfums de Marly doesn’t discount. Ever. And there’s a $765 fragrance trio from them sitting at $515 right now. Of course, that’s still a splurge worth taking a beat to ponder. But it’s also the kind of markdown that made me go back and comb through the rest of the section more thoroughly.
What I found was mostly value sets: full-size and travel-size pairings, gift-box bundles, and Nordstrom-exclusive duos from brands that rarely put anything on sale at all. I’ve split what I found into four categories — skincare, makeup, hair tools, and fragrance — so you can either go straight to what you actually need or take a scroll through all fifteen.

The Roundup
15 Beauty Deals Worth Shopping
As always, this isn’t an exhaustive list — it’s what I’d actually put in my own cart, organized by category so you can jump straight to what you need.
🧴 Skincare Worth Stocking Up On

1. The Rich Cream Jumbo — Augustinus Bader
$423.75 (regularly $565.00) · 3.4 oz
Why it works: This is the moisturizer I hear about more than almost any other skincare product, and the sale price on the jumbo size is the best way to actually try it without committing to the smaller size at full price. It’s rich without being heavy, and it’s the jar I reach for when my skin needs real recovery, not just hydration.
How I would use it: I’d use this at night through fall and winter, and consider it the one splurge in this whole edit worth buying for yourself, not gifting.
2. The Most Loved Minis Gift Set — La Mer
$98.00 ($208.00 value) · One Size
Why it works: A genuinely smart way to try La Mer’s core lineup — the treatment lotion, foaming cleanser, and the moisturizing cream that made the brand famous, all in travel-friendly sizes packed in a reusable teal pouch. This is the set I’d recommend to anyone who’s been curious about La Mer but hasn’t wanted to commit to a full-size jar.
How I would use it: I’d keep this in my carry-on for any trip — it’s exactly the kind of set that makes we hotel bathroom counter feel a little more special.


3. Creme Supreme Home & Away Set — Tata Harper
$212.00 ($316.00 value) · One Size
Why it works: A full-size and a travel-size jar of Tata Harper’s rich moisturizer, packaged with a little gold spatula that makes it feel like a genuine gift even if you’re buying it for yourself. This is a clean beauty brand that rarely goes on sale, so the Anniversary Sale markdown is worth taking seriously.
How I would use it: I’d keep the full-size jar at home and toss the travel one in my bag for weekends in Atlanta — hence the name.
4. Exfoliate & Glow Body Trio — OSEA
$70.00 ($116.00 value) · One Size
Why it works: A body scrub, a body oil, and a smaller body oil for travel — this is the set I’d buy specifically for the last stretch of summer, when your skin needs a little extra attention after months of sun and salt water. OSEA is also part of Nordstrom’s ‘Nordstrom For Good’ program.
How I would use it: I’d use the scrub twice a week in the shower and keep the oil on my nightstand for after — a five-minute routine that actually makes a difference.

💄 Makeup Gift Sets Worth Shopping

5. The Lip Edition Set — Westman Atelier
$79.00 ($122.00 value) · Rose Chou Chou Je Reve
Why it works: Westman Atelier almost never goes on sale, which makes this three-piece lip set — a matte lipstick, a liquid lip balm, and a lip liner, all in coordinating rose shades — one of the best true deals in this entire roundup. The shades are designed to be worn together or alone.
How I would use it: I’d wear the liner and lipstick together for a night out, then just the liquid balm alone for every day.
6. Airbrush Flawless Setting Spray Duo — Charlotte Tilbury
$53.00 ($78.00 value) · One Size
Why it works: This is the setting spray I hear other bloggers mention constantly, and the duo size means one bottle can live in your bathroom and the other in your bag. It claims to keep makeup in place up to 16 hours, which is exactly the kind of promise worth testing during a full day of wedding or holiday events.
How I would use it: I’d spray this after makeup and before I walk out the door — it’s a five-second step that makes everything else last longer.


7. Make Me Blush & Loveshine Lip Oil Stick 2-Piece Makeup Gift Set — Yves Saint Laurent
$60.00 ($91.00 value) · Shade 44 Nude Lavalliere
Why it works: A cream blush and a glossy lip oil stick in coordinating rose tones, packaged in YSL’s iconic red box — this is the set I’d pick if I wanted one gift-worthy item that photographs as well as it wears. The Loveshine formula is a lip oil, not a traditional gloss, so it feels lightweight instead of sticky.
How I would use it: I’d dab the blush high on the cheekbones with fingers, then use the lip oil alone for a your-lips-but-better finish.
8. The Art of the Eye Duo Makeup Set — ILIA
$34.00 ($50.00 value) · One Size
Why it works: A mini mascara and a full-size eye shadow stick, both from a clean beauty brand that’s part of Nordstrom’s ‘Nordstrom For Good’ program. This is the low-commitment way to try ILIA if you haven’t already, at a price that makes it an easy add-on to a bigger order.
How I would use it: I’d use the shadow stick swiped straight from lid to crease for a five-minute eye, with the mascara to finish.


9. Chubby Stick Moisturizing Lip Color Balm Duo — Clinique
$32.00 ($52.00 value) · Fuller Fig / Super Strawberry
Why it works: This is the Nordstrom-exclusive set getting a lot of press this week, and for good reason — Clinique’s Chubby Sticks are a genuine classic, and having two coordinating berry shades in one set makes it an easy gift or an easy way to stock up on a color you already know you love.
How I would use it: I’d keep one in my bag and one at my desk — these are thick enough to apply without a mirror, which is half the appeal.
🪮 Hair Tools & Treatments
10. Airwrap i.d.™ Multi-styler and Dryer, Straight+Wavy Hair — Dyson
Price shown at checkout · Ceramic Pink
Why it works: The Dyson Airwrap is the beauty tool that rarely goes on sale anywhere, which is exactly why it’s worth featuring even without a listed price — Dyson doesn’t display pricing on the product page itself; it appears once you add the item to your bag or wish list. This is the newer i.d. version, which pairs with an app to personalize heat and airflow for your hair type.
How I would use it: I’d use this for a second-day blowout refresh, since it dries and styles in one step instead of two separate tools.


11. Curling Straightener 2-in-1 Hair Styling Iron — T3
$133.99 (regularly $199.99) · Satin Blush
Why it works: A flat iron that curls just as well as it straightens, which means one tool covers both jobs instead of two separate irons taking up drawer space. The Satin Blush colorway is also just a nice thing to look at on your counter every morning.
How I would use it: I’d use the curved edges for a loose beach wave and the flat sides for a sleek, straight blowout look — same tool, two totally different results.
12. Double Shine N°7 Bonding Oil Duo — Olaplex
$62.00 ($88.00 value) · One Size
Why it works: A full-size and a travel-size bottle of Olaplex’s glossing hair oil, which is the product I’d recommend to anyone dealing with dryness or dullness from color treatments or heat styling. It’s lightweight enough to use daily without weighing hair down.
How I would use it: I’d use a few drops on damp hair before blow-drying, then a smaller amount on dry ends to smooth flyaways before I walk out the door.

🌸 Fragrance Gift Sets Worth the Splurge

13. Eau Rose Eau de Parfum & Hair Mist Set — Diptyque
$150.00 ($200.00 value) · One Size
Why it works: Diptyque’s Eau Rose is one of those scents that reads as expensive without being overpowering, and having both the perfume and a matching hair mist means the scent actually follows you through the day instead of fading by lunch. The black-and-white patterned box makes this an easy gift as well.
How I would use it: I’d spritz the hair mist in the morning and layer the perfume before I leave the house — the two together last noticeably longer than either alone.
14. Discovery Eau de Parfum Fragrance Set — Le Labo
$210.00 ($268.00 value) · One Size
Why it works: Five travel-size Le Labo fragrances in one box — Another 13, Santal 33, Rose 31, Thé Noir 29, and Thé Matcha 26 — which makes this the easiest way to actually figure out which Le Labo scent is yours before committing to a full bottle at a much higher price point.
How I would use it: I’d wear a different one each day for a week just to see which gets the most compliments, then know exactly which full bottle to buy next.


15. Signature Trio Fragrance Set — Parfums de Marly
$515.00 ($765.00 value) · One Size
Why it works: This is the biggest splurge in the whole edit, but Parfums de Marly is a niche house that essentially never discounts, so a set like this showing up in the sale is genuinely rare. Three fragrances in one white box with the brand’s signature crest makes this feel like an event, not just a purchase.
How I would use it: I’d treat this as a special-occasion gift for someone who already loves niche fragrance and appreciates that it’s a genuinely hard-to-find deal.
How to Shop the Beauty Section of The NSale
- Prioritize the brands that rarely go on sale: Westman Atelier, Augustinus Bader, and Parfums de Marly almost never discount, which makes them a smarter buy right now than brands you can find on sale elsewhere throughout the year.
- Value sets are almost always a better deal than the single product: most of what’s featured here is priced well below buying the same items separately at full price, so check the ‘$X value’ callout before deciding.
- Buy fragrance discovery sets before committing to a full bottle: the Le Labo Discovery Set is the cheapest way to find out which scent is actually yours before spending three times as much on a full bottle.
- Note the Dyson Airwrap price is checkout-only: if a price isn’t showing on a product page, add it to your bag or wish list to see it before you decide — it’s a Nordstrom display quirk, not a sign the item isn’t part of the sale.
- Beauty sets sell out fast: gift-set-style items in particular tend to disappear before the sale even opens to the general public, so don’t wait if something on this list catches your eye.
FAQs
Yes — the Airwrap i.d. Multi-styler is marked as a Beauty Exclusive for the sale, though the price doesn’t display on the product page itself. Add it to your bag or wish list to see the current price.
My pick is the Augustinus Bader Rich Cream Jumbo — it’s a genuine cult classic that rarely sees a discount this significant, and the jumbo size means it will last much longer than the standard jar.
The Clinique Chubby Stick Moisturizing Lip Color Balm Duo at $32.00 is the most accessible price point here, and it’s a Nordstrom-exclusive set featuring two genuinely popular shades.
Closing Thoughts
None of this is trend-driven, which is exactly why I think it’s worth the money. A jumbo jar of moisturizer or a bottle of hair oil isn’t going anywhere in six months the way a piece of clothing might — you’ll use it down to the last drop, probably restock it, and forget it was ever on sale at all. That’s the whole appeal of shopping this section during Anniversary week instead of skipping straight to clothes.
Tell me in the comments which category you’re shopping first — I have a feeling the Westman Atelier lip set is going to be the one everyone regrets not grabbing sooner.
















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