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Target's Most Viral Beauty Products All Have One Thing In Common

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Pixi by Petra Glow Tonic. Physician's Formula Murumuru Butter Bronzer. CeraVe... in the tub. If these names all ring a bell for you, then congratulations: You've kept up with Target's most viral beauty products — which just so happen to be some of the most popular, cult-famous products in the skincare, makeup, and haircare communities. Though chances are, if you frequent the retailer, you already knew this.

You see, avid Target shoppers will know that there's a correlation between products that pick up cult fame and what's available on Target's shelves. The major retailer has been ramping up its drugstore beauty product offering, curating genius brands and fan-favorite finds that you wouldn't have even considered "drugstore" a few years ago. Just take a look at that Pixi by Petra Glow Tonic; after all, how often do $15 facial toners wind up in a feature on British Vogue's website? (Hint: TZR has given the cult-famous exfoliator plenty of love, too.)

Fortunately for you, the Glow Tonic's affordable pricing isn't out of the norm. Regardless of fame and industry accolades, the cream of Target's beauty-aisle crop still has one very important thing in common when it comes to accessibility: Each viral, Instagram-worthy product on this list retails for under $20 — including the aforementioned Murumuru Butter Bronzer and CeraVe Moisturizing Cream.

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The brand has made it pretty easy to shop its fan favorites online, too: Target has created an entire page on its website just for its best beauty products — aka some top-rated finds its shoppers have fallen for. Still, there have been a few other products that've gone viral with beauty fans that you should keep an eye on. Below, 11 Target products that have made a name for themselves online (and just so happen to be under $20).

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