I love shopping at Costco for beauty products and toiletries for just myself. Here are 13 things I always buy.

I pick up razors for the days I actually want to shave.

Though a Costco membership may seem over the top for a single person with no kids, I’ve been a member for two years and I’ve found some great skin-care and beauty products at the store.

One of my go-to picks is these razors. I use them when I feel like shaving, which I don’t do often.

I’ve been using Venus since I was a teenager and these razors have always given me the smoothest shave with the least irritation.

You can pick up a 15-count pack for $24.99.

This moisturizer keeps me from looking ashy.

If there’s one thing I’m not going to be, it’s ashy.

My skin is naturally very dry, especially in the winter, so I stock up on Aveeno to keep my skin moisturized throughout the day without adding a scent that competes with my perfume.

You can get a two-pack for $14.89.

Hair hydration is super important to me.

I go through a lot of conditioner each time I wash my hair, so buying bottles in bulk saves me so much energy and money.

I saw this set by Monday and knew I had to try it since it’s formulated specifically for dry hair — which definitely describes mine — and the pink bottles can add a cute pop of color to my shower. Bonus points for the bottles coming with a pump.

This is my first time getting Monday’s $24.99 set, but Nexxus and Shea Moisture are always in stock too.

You can never go wrong buying soap at Costco.

Dove’s sensitive bar soap is the only formula my family used when I was growing up, and my skin won’t accept anything else at this point.

The fragrance-free formula cleanses well without stripping my skin to the point that it’s completely dry, and buying the 16-pack makes the price about $1 a bar.

You can pick up a 16-pack of this Dove soap for $15.99.

Collagen makes me feel like I’m working on that inner beauty.

When I hopped on the collagen bandwagon last year, Vital Proteins was my brand of choice. I stir a scoop or two in my coffee or add it to my morning smoothie.

Taking collagen supplements can come with some benefits — and there are some studies that have found evidence to suggest taking them might help skin look younger.

I only buy this collagen at Costco since it’s a much better deal.

At normal retailers, a 20-ounce container can cost about $45, but at Costco, a 24-ounce canister is only about $32.

Cotton rounds are perfect for cleaning my face.

I use cotton rounds to clean my face with micellar water in the morning and evening, so buying them in bulk is the best idea for me.

I pick up a pack of cotton rounds for $12.99.

I usually buy a multipack of makeup wipes.

Neutrogena’s makeup-removing wipes are a great buy because an $18.99 set comes with four regular and two travel-size packs, plus a bonus supply with the Hydro Boost formula.

These come in handy on late nights when I can’t be bothered to drag myself to the bathroom to wash my face.

I also keep packs in my purse, car, and bedside table to use throughout the day.

You can find a natural-looking, everyday mascara at Costco.

I usually don’t wear a lot of makeup on a daily basis, but a little swipe of mascara does the trick for me and hopefully convinces everyone that I’m fully awake and alert in Zoom meetings.

The Perricone MD No Makeup Mascara is light and natural-looking, so I don’t mind using it every day.

I’m a fan because the formula doesn’t clump, the bristles are perfect for application, and my lashes stay soft throughout the day.

A two-pack of this mascara costs $29.99.

I like to keep products on hand for when I get my period.

Like soap and toilet paper, it’s just best to have a stockpile of period products, like tampons, because they are something I never want to run out of.

I love that I can pick up a more affordable facial cleansing brush.

I’ve been considering getting a facial cleansing brush for a few months, but many of them are out of my budget.

So I was happy to see this more affordable Conair True Glow facial brush during my last shopping trip.

It’s at least $50 cheaper than other cleansing brushes I’ve looked at, so it was definitely worth the splurge.

Costco has a perfect moisturizer for winter.

This Olay night moisturizer is great for getting me through the dry winter months since it’s super hydrating and restores my skin while I sleep.

If my skin has patches that are really dry, I’ll add a little dab during the day as well.

You can buy a two-pack for $46.49.

Tom’s toothpaste is a great deal at Costco.

The entire set costs $9.99 and, in my opinion, a better deal cannot be found.

This Tom’s of Maine natural toothpaste pack comes in a four-pack, which means each tube costs about $2.50.

I also pick up whitening strips to use every now and then.

My attention has turned to my teeth lately – I’m a proud owner of an electric toothbrush and a tongue scraper – so I figured the Crest 3D Whitestrips were a great item to add to my arsenal.

This package comes with 40 regular and 20 one-hour-express strips.

I want to avoid overusing these whitening strips, so I expect these will last me a very long time.

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