Paige DeSorbo's Amazon cart is filled with affordable finds. GC Images Paige DeSorbo knows a worthwhile Amazon find when she sees it — and luckily for the rest of us, she’s not gatekeeping.
On Thursday, the “Giggly Squad” co-host took to Amazon Live to dish about all the products she’s “obsessed with lately,” including some clever hacks.
While her list featured everything from a portable litter box to the label maker she “can’t live without,” we’ve rounded up a few of our favorites below.
“These are the best,” the “Summer House” alum raved about these stick-on blister bandages, which she suggests applying preemptively before wearing uncomfortable shoes.
It’s not the first time she’s shouted them out. DeSorbo said on a past livestream that she’ll “recommend these to every single person that will listen.”
While this comb’s designed to remove lice, nits and dandruff, DeSorbo found a different use for the tool.
“I saw a girl on TikTok maybe three years ago say she picks her scalp once a week with a lice pick, then she puts hair oil in [and] does a hair mask,” the star recalled.
“I just started doing it one day, and I truly think it does help my hair grow.”
This Shark device was DeSorbo’s ultimate accessory for a recent wedding she attended in Italy. It comes with three different attachments: a fan, a mister and a cooling plate.
“I could cook an egg on my own seat, but I was fine because I had my Shark fan,” the star said. “It is just the best thing ever. You can just mist yourself.”
Castor oil has been all over the internet lately, and DeSorbo said this roll-on makes application “easy.”
“You can put it on your stomach, and it’s the most penetrating oil. They say it goes right into your digestive system,” she said. “If it’s a placebo [effect], I don’t care, I like it. But I do really think it works.”
DeSorbo added that she’s seen girls apply it on their brows and lashes to condition them and encourage hair growth, and the brand also suggests using it to hydrate dry skin.
While DeSorbo’s constantly fielding fan questions online, she said the “No. 1” thing she gets asked is where she buys her stretchy headbands. The answer is this $7 pack, which comes in multiple color options.
“These are the best socks on Amazon,” she declared. “I’ve never had a pair of socks that were as good as these.” (Plenty of shoppers agree, as over 6,000 pairs have flown off the shelves in the last month.)
DeSorbo packed these supplements for a recent summer trip. (“Whenever I get off the plane my stomach is in shambles, and this always helps me,” she explained.)
This article was written by Hannah Southwick, Commerce Associate Editor for Page Six. Hannah spies deals on actually affordable celebrity-worn styles, puts celebrities’ brands 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.
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