Great makeup products and deals can be as close as your local drugstore. Diane Sawyer's makeup artist, Maria Verel, says she gets most of the "Good Morning America" anchor's beauty products from the drug store because they are the same quality in many cases.
Verel says buying inexpensive makeup products from the drugstore also eliminates the intimidation factor and makes you more likely to be adventurous and try new things.
Verel says looking great doesn't have to cost a fortune, and she offers tips below. Get the beauty secrets that will make your face and wallet sing as Verel takes Allure magazine's challenge and shows you how to beef up your makeup arsenal with items priced less than $10 apiece.
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N.Y.C. New York Color Smooth Mineral Pressed Foundation Powder
Price: $6.99
Verel says this product is a powder that won't cake because it's so light. The powder also can be used to set foundation.
Max Factor Pan-Stik Ultra Creamy Makeup
Price: $7.75
Verel says she uses this product as a concealer under the eyes. She likes the way it "melts" into the skin.
Black Radiance Mosaic Bronzer
Price: $4.99
Verel says the ultrafine shimmer helps the powder blend. She also loves its versatility. The bronzer works for many complexions. And as a bonus it can be used as an eye shadow.
Revlon Powder Blush
Price:$9.79
While some drug store blushes don't give much color, Verel says, Revlon Powder Blush has a good amount.
The blush offers tons of shades to choose from and really packs a good color punch.
Black Radiance Eye Shadow Quartet in Desert Clay
Price: $4.99
This product is made for dark skin, so the pigments are very rich. But Verel says the eye shadow works on everyone -- any skin color or tone.
Wet N Wild Kohl Brow-Eyeliner
Price: 99 cents
Verel says this soft and smudgeable eyeliner is a steal at just 99 cents.