Lala Kent revealed the affordable hack she uses for giving herself an instant eyelift and you're going to want to take notes. The Valley star raves the Grace & Stella Firming Eye Masks "are amazing eye patches...When I remove them, I look like I just had a fresh, little lift." It's no wonder she keeps her cabinet stocked with them.

Now you can do the same for less, because Lala's go-to Grace & Stella eye masks are just $9 during Prime Day. That's not the only Lala-approved beauty deal on sale, though. Amazon Prime Day has discounts on more of her makeup and skincare must-haves.

"You can totally wear eye patches wherever you want," she raved. "Throw them on before drop-off or before you prep your face to get ready. I absolutely love this brand Grace & Stella. They make a bunch of different kinds of eye patches."

Lala admits she was influenced to buy these "de-puffing" patches after seeing Kyle Richards wearing a pair on Real Housewives of Beverly Hills. The fan-favorite brand is loved a slew of other celebrities, too, including Lisa Rinna, Hannah Berner, Gia Guidice and Paige DeSorbo. That's in addition to the over 11,000 satisfied Amazon shoppers who awarded the Grace & Stella eye patches a glowing 5-star rating.

Packed with powerful peptides, these firming eye masks deliver a lifting and tightening boost to reduce puffy eye bags and wrinkles.

"I saw on TikTok that Hailey Bieber uses the Medicube mask and serum — I tried it, and it’s fantastic. Super affordable, too!" she told E!.

"I'm huge with sunscreen. I always put it on my face. This stuff is bomb and it sits perfectly under makeup. If you don't put this in your bag, you're messing up," Lala Kent said.

“This is a Multi Stick. I give my ring finger a dab and put this right on the apples of my cheeks.” 

"This is a grip primer. It is going to make your foundation stick to that skin. You’re not gonna worry about having to powder or makeup fading. When you have a long day, you can’t be worrying about that."

Lala once explained, "I'm gonna be honest, my eyelashes suck. It makes my lashes longer without making me look like I got punched in the face. I won't name the lash serum that does that. I love the fact that [Grande Cosmetics] works and how I get to avoid looking like I got into a fight."

“I love this wand because it allows the lashes to stand alone. They don’t follow each other and become spider legs. It’s buildable.”

“I like to use this at night with my snail mucin. Combine these, and you will wake up feeling like you have bouncy, dewy, yummy skin.”

"I use the Catrice cream bronzer to contour. You follow just under the cheekbone where it kind of hollows out a bit."

"Snail mucin absolutely fantastic. You can use snail mucin solo, or you can add it into your moisturizer. It penetrates the skin a lot better than just sitting on top. I swear by this. It’s really good."

Amazon moved Prime Day from its traditional July timing to June in 2026, with the event running June 23–26. Its has been reported that the shift helps avoid conflicts with major summer events such as July 4th.

Walmart, Target, and Best Buy have announced competing promotional events during the Prime Day period.

Prime Day deals can change throughout the event, with limited-time offers appearing across tech, beauty, home, fashion, and Amazon devices.

If you're shopping for big-ticket items, it's worth checking deals ASAP since some discounts may sell out before the sale ends! We're tracking the top Amazon Prime Day picks in all categories below.

Shop more celebrity-approved Prime Day beauty deals from Ciara Miller, Paige DeSorbo, and more.

The E! Insider Shop editors and writers search the internet to find the best products out there. We interview expert sources, comb through customer reviews, and use our own personal experiences to make shopping easier for our readers.

As an editorial team, we independently create content and determine coverage based on research, reporting and what we think our readers would like to read about. The goal of our content is to provide a service and inform readers who are on the hunt for the latest products to help make their life better. Items are sold by retailer, not E!. Pricing and availability are accurate as of publish time.