Even Oscar winners can’t resist a drugstore beauty buy.

At the 2025 SAG Awards on Sunday, Jane Fonda completed her glowing makeup look with L’Oréal Paris’ new Lumi Le Glow Tint — and right now, it’s almost 20% off on Amazon.

While it’s been on the market for a matter of weeks, the $13 product’s already become a bona fide red carpet staple; “A Complete Unknown” actress Monica Barbaro wore it the same night, while Cara Delevingne and Cristin Milioti swiped some on before the Golden Globes last month.

Offering a glow alongside breathable coverage in the form of a lightweight, water-based skin tint, the recent launch already has plenty of positive customer reviews, too.

“It is just what I was looking for .. just enough coverage to even out skin tone without looking heavily made up,” one Amazon customer wrote, while another noted that it “blends like a dream.”

“It’s very light coverage and has a glowy look without looking greasy or sparkly,” a third satisfied shopper added.

The new product is a more tinted version of the brand’s cult-favorite Lumi Glotion, a glow enhancer for face and body that plenty of stars swear by.

Bethenny Frankel once told Page Six Style it’s “absolutely luxurious,” while Martha Stewart’s makeup artist, Daisy Foye, told People she uses it on her iconic client “every day.”

“I go through a tube every week,” she added. “It’s how she gets that dewy look, like she just got a facial.”

With over 32,000 (!) five-star Amazon ratings to date, there’s no denying it’s a sensation outside of Hollywood, too.

And now, thanks to L’Oréal’s new launch, there are even more ways to add a little red carpet magic to your own beauty bag.

This article was written by Hannah Southwick, Commerce Writer/Reporter for Page Six Style. Hannah spies deals on actually affordable celebrity-worn styles, puts Hollywood’s favorite labels to the test and finds the beauty products that keep stars red carpet-ready. She consults stylists and industry pros — including celebs themselves — for firsthand product recommendations, trend predictions and more. In addition to writing for Page Six since 2020, her work has been featured in USA Today and Parade.