These 20 Random Amazon Products Are Definitely Worthwhile

Come spring and summer, I can’t live without my 3 pm Poppi. This innovative koozie has a no-touch bottom to ensure your drink will stay cold even if it touches a hot surface. I love that it has a built-in hand strap too. ($14.99, Amazon)

Satina makes some of our editor’s favorite leggings, so I’m pretty excited about these joggers from the brand. They’re more a mix between a legging and a jogger because they’re lightweight and have a thick waistband. They also have a ribbed texture, along with four-way stretch for added comfort. The best part: They don’t cost over a hundred dollars. ($19.99, Amazon)

An at-home pedicure has never been easier thanks to this foot scrub from Bare August. It has coconut shell to exfoliate, bamboo stem to nourish, and sunflower seed oil to strengthen your skin barrier. Add some lotion and socks after for the ultimate DIY treatment. ($22.99, Amazon)

I raved about Cinch!’s magnetic meal planner a couple of months ago, but I’m currently loving this weekly planner version. You can use it as a catchall spot for writing to-dos, shopping lists, appointments, and so much more. Just like the meal planner, it comes with chalkboard markers. ($16.99, Amazon)

I’ve been using Great Jones products in my kitchen for years. I recently discovered that they’re available to shop on Amazon, which is ideal for any last-minute gifting or stocking up. My go-to products from them are their baking pans. They have a nontoxic, nonstick coating, along with a ridged texture to ensure nothing burns or sticks in the pan. Not to mention, they’re dishwasher-safe. ($35.00, Amazon)

Another brand I didn’t realize was on Amazon: goop Beauty. I recently received a pitch about this mascara in my inbox and I’m intrigued. It’s a mascara and lash serum in one, which is great for those intimidated by all the lash serums out there (👋). ($28.00, Amazon)

Jetsons-era product alert. This electric spinner will wash and dry your brushes in seconds. To use, fill the bowl with warm water and soap. Select an attachment that will fit the base of your makeup brush and push it onto the spinner. Dip the brush into the bowl and press the spinner’s single button. You can select from a few different speeds. Once you’re done, lift the brush just above the water inside the bowl and let it spin for a few seconds to dry. ($23.99, Amazon)

While its French name makes it sound intimidating, a sous vide is such a foolproof way to cook. Clip the sous vide onto the side of a pot and add water up to its minimum or maximum fill lines. Place all the ingredients you’re cooking with into a plastic bag and clip it to the side of the pot. Set the timer and temperature settings based on what you’re prepping. Unlike an oven or a grill, you’ll get a consistent setting every time because of how water circulates throughout the device. ($48.99, Amazon)

Londontown’s Kur Illuminating Nail Concealer continues to be a bestseller each week. Our Senior Editor loves it because it’s a great way to get the look of a chic, natural manicure without the effort. I’m currently eyeing this mini set, which comes with four different shades. ($28.00, Amazon)

For anyone dealing with cracked or peeling cuticles, I feel your pain. This oil from Cuccio is packed with vitamins and is paraben-free. You’ll get 2.5 ounces for just under $10, which is a lot of product for the price. I would say it’ll last you, but if you’re anything like me and are dealing with brittle nails, you might want to keep a backup on hand. ($9.99, Amazon)

If your closet is currently a mountain of clothes, these will be a game changer for you. These acrylic dividers can slide onto most shelves so you can keep sweaters or any other delicate pieces stacked neatly. Our Commerce Director recently tested these out, so check out all of her thoughts here. ($21.99, Amazon)

With flu season running rampant, our team is doing everything in our power to stay germ-free. Our Senior Writer recently put me on to these lozenges. She uses them for a few days in a row before a big trip, when her allergies are bad, and when she is sick, and she swears they help her get better faster. Is it a placebo? Maybe. But it gives her peace of mind, which makes them worth every penny. ($9.37, Amazon)

We all know and love Prequel, so this Redness Reform serum is great to keep on hand. It’s made of soothing molecules, oat kernel extract, vitamin F, and arnica to minimize any redness flare-ups from acne, eczema, or rosacea. It’s fragrance-free, and unlike other anti-redness serums I’ve tried, it’s incredibly hydrating. ($19.99, Amazon)

I’ve been eyeing this viral $620 sling bag from Polène for years, but of course never purchased it because of how insane the price is. To my surprise (and shock), JW PEI has made a practically identical version that’s just $89. I’m purchasing immediately. ($89.00, Amazon)

I originally bought my Magna Doodle for my New York apartment as a subtle nod to Friends. (Joey and Chandler have one hanging in their apartment.) But now that I’m living in Georgia, my boyfriend and I use it for writing messages to each other or for taking note of those random one-off items we need to replenish in our apartment. ($13.99, Amazon)

I was using one of these neck stretcher pillows for the longest time, but I didn’t feel like it was doing much. I recently got this Chirp wheel, and I can’t stop raving about it for improving posture and any tech-neck pain. It’s firm, unlike the other one I was using. Plus, its nodes cradle my neck and provide pressure in a way that’s relaxing. ($39.99, Amazon)

I’m newly on the Salt & Stone bandwagon, so I’m very happy to see that they’re on Amazon. Their santal line is my favorite because it’s musky in a way that isn’t overpowering. If you’re a Le Labo fan or have been itching to try Le Labo’s too-expensive candle, try this. While it’s still a little pricey, it’s better than spending $87. ($49.00, Amazon)

Laura Mercier’s tinted moisturizer has had a big following for so long, and as of last month, you can now buy it on Amazon. I’ve found that this one has more coverage than other tinted moisturizers, which makes it ideal for everything from weddings and important events to everyday errands. If you hate the feel of wearing foundation but want to wear something, try this. ($50.00, Amazon)

Whether you’ve recently moved, bought a new rug, or simply have a rug that won’t stay put, these corner-shaped grippers are a must. Peel the adhesive backs and apply to each corner of your rug. Then, peel back the adhesive on the other side and press down onto your floor. The corners won’t curl up or move around. They’re also renter-friendly and won’t leave behind any residue when you remove them. ($12.99/8-pack, Amazon)

These colorful stretchy strings are nontoxic and come in a pack of 12. They’re perfect for sensory play, fidgeting, and learning fine motor skills. PS: They’d make a great WFH fidget toy for adults, too. ($8.53, Amazon)