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"We don&amp;#39;t have to tell you that the Oscars are a fancy affair. As the last&amp;#8212;and undoubtedly the most prestigious&amp;#8212;show of awards season, it&amp;#39;s the one night of the year you can expect celebrities to do it big. After all, this is the party that gives away vouchers for $1,900 vampire beauty treatments in its gift bags. So it&amp;#39;d be unsurprising if the beauty products too were accessible to only the 1 percent, right?\nWell, imagine our excitement as we started to get the scoop from makeup artists and hairstylists that not only were most of the products from last night affordable (as in fits into a broke girl&amp;#39;s budget affordable; see, our round-ups of lipsticks and smoky eye products), plenty of them can actually be found at your local drugstore. And for $10 or less.\nDig into the list of our favorites from the red carpet and after-party, below, and plan to take the long route home on your commute tonight. Something tells us you&amp;#39;re going to want to make a pit stop.\nPinterestFacebookRevlon ColorStay 16 Hour Eyeshadow Quad in Decadent ($7.99), as seen on Olivia Wilde\nWhy we love it: Red eyeshadow is having a moment, but with this palette you can also dabble in its less intimidating sister trend: rose gold. Make like Wilde&amp;#39;s makeup artist Melanie Inglessis and add a pop of shimmery gold to the center of the lid to add definition.\nPinterestFacebookBurt&amp;#39;s Bees Lipstick in Tulip Tide ($9), as seen on Selena Gomez\nWhy we love it: Don&amp;#39;t let the color fool you. This shade goes on sheer to create the perfect barely there lip with just a hint of sheen&amp;#8212;and it contains all the moisturizing goodness of the chapstick you love.\nPinterestFacebookL&amp;#39;Oreal Paris Advanced Haircare Extraordinary Oil Lustrous Oil Serum and Nutri-Gloss High Shine Glossing Mist (each $6.99), as seen on Brie Larson\nWhy we love them: The only thing duller than our complexions in the winter is our hair color. This nourishing cocktail adds a shot of shine back in. (Hairstylist Mara Roszak applied the former to the middle and ends of Larson&amp;#39;s hair after brushing out her waves and the latter as a finishing touch.) If you still have doubts, we think this Instagram speaks for itself.\nPinterestFacebookL&amp;#39;Oreal Infallible Pro-Matte Gloss in Rouge Envy ($9.99), as seen on Naomi Watts\nWhy we love it: Call it the Kylie Jenner effect but lately we&amp;#39;ve been wearing nothing but liquid lipstick. This matte color goes on smooth but dries to a velvety finish.\nPinterestFacebook__TRESemme Beauty-Full Volume Mousse and TRESemme Beauty-Full Volume Hair Maximizer __(each $4.99), as seen on Chrissy Teigen\nWhy we love them: Mousse is back with a vengeance this season, but this isn&amp;#39;t the stuff of your worst middle school nightmares. It&amp;#39;s light and airy, and paired with volumizing cream (hairstylist Christian Wood applied it only to the ends of Teigen&amp;#39;s hair) it creates the just-right amount of hold for a braid or updo.\nPinterestFacebookL&amp;#39;Oreal Visible Lift CC Eye Concealer ($9.99), as seen on Julianne Moore\nWhy we love it: Not to discredit Moore&amp;#39;s great skin (here&amp;#39;s hoping ours is just as incredible at 55&amp;#8212;hell, even 35!), but we&amp;#39;re fairly certain this concealer, which makeup artist Elaine Offers used to spot-conceal, has something to do with the fact that there wasn&amp;#39;t a single dark spot or bag around her eyes. The rollerball is also soothing and helps de-puff&amp;#8212;very important for, say, the morning after you were up until midnight watching the Oscars.\nPinterestFacebookDove Style+Care Strength &amp;amp; Shine Extra Hold Hairspray ($6.11), as seen on Rachel McAdams\nWhy we love it: I&amp;#39;ve personally been more into texturizing sprays than hairsprays for the past few months (hairsprays are too tacky!), but this one offers the best of both of those worlds. It adds body&amp;#8212;without making your hair feel like it&amp;#39;s been glued still. Here, hairstylist Mark Townsend used the spray to set McAdams&amp;#39; look and keep flyaways down.\nPinterestFacebookNeutrogena Triple Moisture Deep Recovery Hair Mask ($5.99), as used by Kerry Washington\nWhy we love it: Dry hair types, rejoice! After 10 minutes of using this moisturizing mask in the shower, your hair will feel beyond soft. Although we&amp;#39;ve found that if your hair gets weighed down easily (i.e. if your hair is fine), it&amp;#39;s best to apply it to your mid-length and ends only.\nPinterestFacebookJohn Frieda Luxurious Volume Perfectly Full Mousse\n ($5.99), as seen on Saoirse Ronan\nWhy we love it: Told you mousse was back. This formula in particular is great for volume, if you couldn&amp;#39;t tell from the crazy lift hairstylist Adir Abergel gave Ronan&amp;#39;s hair after letting it air-dry with the product in, and then using a round brush and hair dryer to add movement.\nFor more Oscars 2016 coverage, check out:\n-Oscar Red Carpet Makeup 2016: The Prettiest Smoky Eyes of the Night\n-The 7 Biggest Hair and Makeup Trends at the 2016 Oscars\n-The Exact Lipsticks Olivia Munn, Brie Larson, Jennifer Lawrence, and Others Wore to the Oscars\n-5 Easy Beauty Hacks From Behind the Scenes at the Oscars"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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