Meghan Markle Adds Beauty Products to Her Online Closet, Including Favorite Finds Under $10

• Meghan Markle has added beauty products to her new ShopMy website
• The Duchess of Sussex, 43, unveiled the page on March 24 with a fashion focus on clothes, jewelry and accessories
• Meghan previously told PEOPLE that while she doesn't identify as an influencer, if her As ever brand "ends up influential, that's great"

Meghan Markle has expanded her newly minted fashion website to include beauty products. 

On March 25, the Duchess of Sussex, 43, quietly launched a "Beauty" page within the ShopMy website she unveiled the day prior. The website includes 25 cosmetic products for hair, skin and nails, with a few finds under $10.

The most affordable items currently listed under the Beauty tab are the Lottabody Control Me Edge Gel ($7.99), Lucas Pawpaw Ointment ($8.78) and Medicube Collagen Jelly Cream ($9.72), all linked out to Amazon.

The priciest product is a $168 set of leather travel bags from Cuyana, a sustainable brand of which Meghan is a longtime fan. 

The Duchess of Sussex also included cult-favorite products like Summer Fridays' viral Lip Butter Balm, Laneige's Lip Sleeping Mask and IGK's Direct Flight Dry Shampoo.

Meghan is known to wear her nails in a short manicure with a pale pink polish and added two shellac shades from CND.

"You've asked about my nail polish on With Love, Meghan — one coat of each, plus a few of my other essentials. Enjoy!" she wrote on Instagram, referring to her Netflix series that premiered on March 4.

The beauty roundup further featured items from some of her friend's companies. Meghan included the Serum Stick and Dewy Skin Cream from Tatcha, which is run by her friend Vicky Tsai, as well as the Foundation from No Makeup Makeup, another business founded by her friend Victoria Jackson. Beauty moguls Tsai and Jackson both appeared on With Love, Meghan.

The Duchess of Sussex also linked to the Root Replenish Active Growth Serum from Highbrow Hippie, supporting the inaugural product line from her friend and hair colorist Kadi Lee. Meghan is a lead investor in Highbrow Hippie's Haircare and Wellness range that debuted late last year, and she attended the line's launch party in Venice, California.

Exclusively speaking to PEOPLE around the premiere of With Love and the launch of her own As ever lifestyle brand, Meghan said that she doesn't identify as an influencer.

"I see myself as an entrepreneur and a female founder, and if the brand ends up influential, then that’s great," she tells PEOPLE.

The Duchess of Sussex's return to Instagram at the start of the year has been the subject of much buzz, where her 2.6 million followers analyze everything from her outfits to the plates she uses. On March 24, she shared a surprise by revealing an affiliate ShopMy page with clothes, accessories and jewelry. 

"Many of you have asked, so here you go! A little shopping to start the week. More to come. Link in bio," Meghan wrote on her Instagram Stories, with a link to "Shop My Closet."

The website has the header "Meghan, Duchess of Sussex" along with the same black-and-white snap of her laughing by photographer Jake Rosenberg that is used as her Instagram profile.

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A message on the ShopMy site says, "A handpicked and curated collection of the things I love — I hope you enjoy them."

"Please note, some products may contain commissionable links," it specifies. 

Fans with recognize some of the items from Meghan's latest outings and go-to rotation, such as a navy cashmere crewneck sweater by Brochu Walker that she sported at the 2025 Invictus Games and staples from her other go-to brands like J.Crew, Heidi Merrick and Maya Brenner.