This is the device pick, and it’s the one I’d tell you to wait for a sale on, since red light masks usually sit well above $100. With 272 LEDs and both red and near-infrared settings, it’s a legitimate at-home option for anyone who wants the in-office facial results without the appointment.

How to Shop the Event Without Overspending

Start with what you’re already running low on. It’s easy to get pulled into new products first, but the actual savings are in restocking things you already use — like that hyaluronic acid serum you don’t want to pay full price for again.

Save the device splurge for last. Skincare tools like the red light mask are the priciest items on this list. If your budget is limited, prioritize the consumables (cleanser, patches, serums) first and treat the device as a bonus if there’s room.

Check back weekly. Since Walmart rolls out new markdowns through September 4, a product that isn’t discounted today might drop next week. Bookmark this page and check back if there’s something specific you’re waiting on.

FAQ: Walmart Beauty Event

When does Walmart’s Beauty Event end? This year’s event runs through September 4, with new deals and markdowns added on a rolling weekly basis rather than all at once.

Does Walmart carry real Korean skincare brands? Yes — brands like COSRX and Celimax are genuine K-beauty labels, and Walmart’s assortment has expanded to include more of the patch, hydrogel mask, and gentle-cleanser formats the category is known for.

Are the fragrances in the Beauty Event authentic? Yes. Walmart sells these fragrances directly and through authorized distribution, the same as any other major retailer.

What’s the best skincare pick for sensitive or acne-prone skin during this event? The COSRX Low pH Gel Cleanser and DWEasyderm pimple patches are both solid options — the cleanser avoids stripping the skin barrier, and the patches address active breakouts without additional irritation