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Kyle Richards swears this $5 face scrub ‘brightens’ skin: ‘You’re like a new person’

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Radol, E. (2026, October 8). Kyle Richards swears this $5 face scrub ‘brightens’ skin: ‘You’re like a new person’. New York Post. https://pagesix.com/2026/10/08/style/kyle-richards-swears-by-this-5-aveeno-face-scrub/

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New York Post · collected 2026-10-08 · by Erica Radol

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Reality TV star Kyle Richards promoted the Aveeno Positively Radiant Brightening Scrub during an Amazon Live event, touting its ability to brighten and smooth skin for about $5 each when using a coupon. The product has received over 37,000 five-star reviews from satisfied customers who praise its effectiveness in improving skin tone and texture within one week of daily use. Richards emphasizes that unlike harsher scrubs she previously avoided, this one is gentle enough for everyday application.
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Story summary

Kyle Richards, a star from "Real Housewives of Beverly Hills", featured the Aveeno Positively Radiant Brightening Scrub during her Amazon Live broadcast, which is still available for around $5. The actress praised the scrub for its gentleness and effectiveness in brightening skin after just one use. With over 37,000 five-star reviews on Amazon, consumers also attest to the product's ability to improve skin tone and texture within a week of regular application. One reviewer noted receiving compliments on their skin for the first time ever after using this product.

Written for “Kyle Richards Skincare Endorsement” on 2026-11-04, grounded in this article and the 0 other(s) covering the same event.

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📰 Kyle Richards Skincare Endorsement
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Erica Radol
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🔮 Holmes’ choice of a chocolate hue practically forecasted that the color would be everywhere this season.
🔮 And while you might never guess it from her on-screen presence, the “Housemaid” star has struggled with acne for years, prompting her to search for skin care that wouldn’t cause a reaction — but still look perfect under makeup.
🔮 “It goes on like a dream,” she says, raving that it could be her “new favorite serum.”
🔮 Rosie Huntington-Whiteley is such a fan, she even once told Refinery 29, “If I could sum up my career in one scent, it would be the L’Oréal [Elnett] Hairspray.
🔮 Lili Reinhart may have just wrapped one of the year’s most fashionable press tours (for “The Love Hypothesis,” which saw her channeling past rom-com icons), but the actress and producer prefers more laid-back looks when she’s off the clock.
🔮 “The first two products I landed on were the Silky Highlighting Powder and the Lip Crayon — two products similar to ones I created decades ago, but I knew I could make them even better now,” she told us.
🔮 Page Six Style will have all the latest news here.
🔮 You might say it runs in the family, as her daughter Sophia Umansky also dubbed it the “best lip plumper on the market,” in a separate Live.
🔮 You might call it a double-masking habit.
🔮 Page Six Style will have all the latest news here.
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Topics

Amazon Live Aveeno Aveeno Positively Radiant Brightening Scrub

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Richards PERSON · 2× Kyle Richards’ PERSON · 1×

Narrative

While October Prime Day officially ended last night, one of Kyle Richards’ top ‘deal reveals’ from her Amazon Live yesterday is still on sale, and has a clickable coupon that brings its price down to about $5: Aveeno Positively Radiant Brightening Scrub.
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We’re listening. asserted
We → listen → ?
While October Prime Day officially ended last night, one of Kyle Richards’ top ‘deal reveals’ from her Amazon Live yesterday is still on sale, and has a clickable coupon that brings its price down to about $5: Aveeno Positively Radiant Brightening Scrub. asserted
that → end → 5
“I love a face scrub,” the “RHOBH” legend raved, adding, “It’s gentle, it gets off that dead layer of skin and just brightens your skin.” asserted
it → love → skin
(Shoppers agree, with over 37,000 rating it five stars.) asserted
37,000 → agree → stars
Made with antioxidants, hyaluronic acid and lipids, the scrub promises to rid skin of pore-clogging impurities, plus improve tone, texture and brightness within one week. asserted
scrub → make → week
It’s gentle enough to use daily and can be bought in multiples, like six for under $20. asserted
It → ’ → 20
Richards acknowledged that facial scrubs used to be something she skipped, as “everything on the market was so rough.” asserted
everything → acknowledge → market
But her Aveeno pick is gentle enough for regular use, with Richards adding that after using it and applying moisturizer, “you’re like a new person.” asserted
you → add → person
Shoppers concur, with one writing, “I have never received compliments on my skin until I used this product.” asserted
I → concur → product
“I’ve tried multiple other products; most all were more expensive, some substantially, but this is my tried and true favorite face wash. asserted
this → try → products
It has just enough exfoliation to be a thorough cleanser without irritating my face,” a second person wrote. asserted
person → have → face
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