Could this $12 Paige DeSorbo favorite be the next viral lip mask?

Paige DeSorbo could do her skincare routine in her sleep.

From bedrotting on-screen in “Summer House” to founding a pajama label, the star knows a thing or two about quality shut-eye. So it’s only natural that she’s an early adopter of Covergirl’s Jammy Lip Sleeping Mask, which just dropped on Thursday.

“The formula is rich and cushiony, so I wake up with lips that feel smooth, soft and completely restored, which we love,” the star — who recently teamed up with the brand on a whimsical, sleep-themed campaign — said in a press release.

Covergirl Jammy Lip Sleeping Mask

Covergirl

At just $12, it’s far more affordable than most of the TikTok-trending sleeping masks on the market — but with DeSorbo’s stamp of approval, we think it’s got a great chance of going just as viral.

The pretty purple formula comes with a mess-free applicator and is lavender scented, which DeSorbo says makes it feel “so luxe and calming.”

“It officially has permanent real estate on my nightstand,” the “Giggly Squad” co-host added, saying it’s an extra step before bed that “actually pays off.”

DeSorbo’s a longtime fan of budget-friendly beauty, regularly reaching for products from Covergirl, Maybelline and more.

At last week’s SAG Actor Awards, she wore a full face of makeup from the Maybelline, including the Sculpting Stix Eyeliner her makeup artist, Taylor Fitzgerald, called “perfect for a subtle yet contoured look.”

The star also shared her everyday makeup routine on Amazon Live last week, shouting out products like Milk Makeup’s Hydro Grip Primer, Thrive Causemetics’ Liquid Lash Extensions Mascara and Saie Dew Bronze.

If you’ve been hoping to re-create the bedrotting queen’s look, don’t snooze on snagging her latest favorite.

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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.