The 13 Beauty Products Under $25 That Celebs Wore at the 2025 Grammys

To keep Best Pop Vocal Album winner Sabrina Carpenter’s skin soft and smooth all evening, artist Carolina Gonzalez reached for Aquaphor’s Ointment Body Spray for grease-free hydration and extra radiance.

Wicked star Cynthia Erivo wore a monochromatic chocolate makeup look on the red carpet and Grammys stage that included a blend of two e.l.f. Cosmetics foundations. “She called me literally two hours before glam and said, ‘What do you think about a fully brown look? Like, including brown lashes?’ ” celebrity artist Joanna Simkin said in a statement about the star’s beauty look. “I’m always into tonal makeup, so I immediately agreed. I loved that it came together as a last-minute idea that worked so well.”

Celebrity artist Dee Carrion exclusively used Urban Decay products to create Grammy star Doechii’s winning makeup look. “On her eyes, I used the Naked2 eyeshadow palette to create this stunning look,” Carrion said in a statement. “To add even more definition and dimension, I tight-lined with the 24/7 Waterline eye pencils in Legend and Tootsie.”

Along with staples from Tangle Teezer and WavyTalk that created singer Gracie Abrams’s red-carpet hair, this styling stick from Briogeo served as the finishing touch for the star’s sleek bob.

“The inspiration for Gracie’s hair is shine,” celebrity stylist Bobby Eliot previously said of her Grammys look. “We wanted the hair to be effortless and simple to complement the dress and for the hair to feel movable and soft.”

Miley Cyrus didn’t have to worry about her lipstick budget while accepting and presenting awards at last night’s ceremony with this long-wearing tint from Maybelline. Celebrity artist James Kaliardos reached for the creamy matte-finish formula in the shade Current Mood and topped it with the brand’s Lifter Plump Lip Gloss in Hot Honey to complete the look.

To ensure singer-songwriter Kali Uchis’s red-carpet-worthy hair stayed in place all night, stylist Jesus Guerrero used this hairspray from John Frieda to keep it looking polished, bouncy, and frizz-free.

Doechii’s intricate braids from the 2025 Grammys were among our favorites of the night. Stylist Malcolm Marquez used products from Tgin, including the brand’s hair and scalp oil and this versatile mousse, to refine her sculpted look.

Dr. Dre Global Impact Award recipient Alicia Keys’s subtle flush was courtesy of this buildable cheek tint from her eponymous brand, Keys Soulcare.

Singer Olivia Rodrigo’s Grammys beauty look was largely inspired by the ’90s era. “Olivia’s vintage Versace moment called for a nod to the ’90s—effortless, sultry, and undeniably cool,” celebrity artist Melissa Hernandez says of her makeup. “We wanted the makeup to feel polished yet lived in, balancing soft definition with a youthful edge. The liner adds structure, while the skin remains fresh and radiant, creating a look that feels both timeless and of the moment.”

Grammy-nominated singer-songwriter Clario’s red-carpet makeup was crafted by celebrity artist Amber Dreadon, using bestsellers from Ilia Beauty. “The overall vibe for Clairo’s look was a touch of Bettie Page,” Dreadon said in a statement. “[We kept] it new and minimal with subtle luminous textures and a winged eye that is more 90 degree angle than a classic retro wing might be.”

In addition to wearing makeup from Maybelline New York, Miley Cyrus had a layered jellyfish hairstyle that was perfected by celebrity stylist Bob Recine for Nexxus. “Miley isn’t a fan of heavy hair sprays and gels, so I used the Nexxus Repair & Nourish Ultra Lightweight Hair Oil. It gives a glassy mirror reflective shine,” he told Bazaar. “I really like using this product in particular because it brings back the elasticity and nourishes strands.”

Cardi B’s glamorous Grammys beauty, crafted by celebrity artist Erika La Pearl, consisted of only a handful of Danessa Myricks Beauty products. This balm-to-powder highlighter made the cut and added a soft finishing touch to the star’s overall makeup look.

To finish Grammy Award nominee Kelsea Ballerini’s eye makeup, celebrity artist Kelsey Deenihan Fisher used a few coats of this lightweight volumizing and lengthening favorite from CoverGirl.