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Spread some joy with 20% off First Aid Beauty

Spread some joy to yourself and those you know with a brand that will bring external glow.

Robin Mosley Former CNET writer
Robin Mosley (she/her) formerly wrote commerce deals for CNET about beauty, fashion and other essential gear. Before that, she freelanced for Healthline, Simply Recipes and Nerd Street. She is a Chicago native living on the East Coast who is a fan of all things beauty, food, gaming and tech. When she isn't writing, she's at a restaurant, shopping online or making YouTube gaming videos.
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First Aid Beauty

Do you want softer, clearer and less irritated skin? Try First Aid Beauty. I tried numerous First Aid Beauty products, and it couldn't have come at a better time, since I was experiencing a huge hormonal breakout. This happens to me quite regularly, and it's extremely inconvenient. For a day or two, my skin will be red, itchy and exceedingly sensitive, and it doesn't look good. But I can speak to the fact that using First Aid Beauty's products saved my skin from absolute madness. 

And now, you too should enjoy the joy that is First Aid Beauty. This deal is almost over, but no worries, you still have until Dec. 19 to get 20% off everything, except for kits, gift cards and sale items, when you use the offer code JOY20.

If you're looking for suggestions, I will always turn people to FAB's Ultra Repair Cream, preferably the unscented version. This cream targets wrinkles, redness and eczema and is ideal for people with dry or normal skin. There's also the KP Bump Eraser Body Scrub 10% AHA, which will exfoliate your bumps away if you deal with keratosis pilaris. 

Try First Aid Beauty if you want something that doesn't leave you oily and is effective for the most sensitive skin out there. 

The information contained in this article is for educational and informational purposes only and is not intended as health or medical advice. Always consult a physician or other qualified health provider regarding any questions you may have about a medical condition or health objectives.