Treat your skin to 20 percent off all Burt’s Bees products

The secret to having happy, healthy skin doesn’t necessarily have to come from an overly expensive bottle of moisturizer. To look good, you have to feel good and the easiest way to do that is to take proper care of yourself–hair, skin and nails included.

Lucky for you, Burt’s Bees is offering up to 20 percent off its entire product line on Amazon today.

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Burt’s Bees uses all-natural ingredients and offers a variety of products for different skin types. Their products not only smell good, but they actually feel good too.

Save big today on your favorite facial and body cleansers, natural lipsticks, toner and more. Go ahead and perfect your summertime glow just in time for the start of this school season.

For the full list of products on sale, click here.

Wednesday’s best deals:

1) Save over $100 on this 10-piece steel cookware set.

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Price on Amazon: $89.99 (regularly $199.99)

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2) Take 82 percent off the Floureon BM-800 professional studio mic.

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Price on Amazon: $19.99 (regularly $109.99)

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3) Take $33 off this InnoGear car essentials air freshener.

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Price on Amazon: $16.99 (regularly $49.99)

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4) Get the GM CLIMBING rope grab for half off with this Lightning Deal.

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Price on Amazon: $24.99 (regularly $50.00)

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5) Take 52 percent off the Keten PS4 vertical stand with cooling fan and controller charging station.

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Price on Amazon: $23.75 (regularly $49.99)

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6) Save over $30 on the HappyGo 16oz traveling vacuum insulated thermos with this Lightning Deal.

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Price on Amazon: $15.29 (regularly $48.99)

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7) Save over 50 percent on the Putee silicon macaron change purse.

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Price on Amazon: $5.60+ (regularly $11.99)

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