Here are reliable places in the U.S. to buy affordable men’s body‑care products online, with when each option is best and quick money‑saving tips.

Retail marketplaces (wide selection, frequent deals)

• Amazon — huge selection (Dove Men+Care, Nivea, Old Spice, The Ordinary now widely available), Subscribe & Save and coupons make many items very cheap. (people.com)
• Target — good selection of affordable brands (Harry’s, Cremo, mainstream drugstore lines) and in‑store pickup to avoid shipping. Example Harry’s body washes under ~$12. (target.com)
• Walmart — low prices on big names (Irish Spring, Old Spice, Dove) and rollout deals on multipacks; useful for fast, cheap basics. (freestufffinder.com)

Direct / subscription brands (convenient & often cheaper per use)

• Dollar Shave Club, Harry’s, and other male‑focused brands — sell body washes, deodorants and subscription refills so unit cost drops. Harry’s body wash is commonly priced under $12 at major retailers. (target.com)

Beauty & grooming retailers (good for ingredient transparency + sales)

• Ulta and Sephora — carry affordable drugstore and indie clean/derm brands during frequent sales (good for bargains on higher‑quality items). Also useful for reading reviews and ingredient lists. (byrdie.com)

Warehouse clubs & membership stores

• Costco and Sam’s Club — great for multi‑packs and larger bottles (best value if you use the product daily). Also check their online offers and member‑only bundles.

Discount & membership grocery/health sites

• Thrive Market, Grove Collaborative — membership sites that sometimes offer lower prices on clean or eco brands (worth it if you buy in bulk). Amazon Subscribe & Save is often simpler for non‑members. (people.com)

Other options

• eBay, Gopuff, and local delivery apps — can have competitive prices or multi‑packs; check seller ratings and shipping costs. (gopuff.com)

Quick shopping tips to keep costs low

• Buy multipacks or larger bottles (better $/oz).
• Use Subscribe & Save, retailer subscriptions, or brand refill plans for recurring savings. (freestufffinder.com)
• Watch retailer sales (Target Circle, Amazon Prime Day, Walmart weekly ad) and clip online coupons.
• Try drugstore brands (Dove Men+Care, Nivea, Irish Spring) for basic, effective care at low prices. (byrdie.com)
• Read reviews and ingredient lists for sensitive skin (look for “fragrance‑free,” “for sensitive skin,” or ceramides/glycerin).

If you want, I can:

• Pull current deals for a specific product (body wash, deodorant, lotion) and show cheapest options right now, or
• Suggest affordable product picks (e.g., best budget body wash, best inexpensive moisturizer) based on skin type.

Which would you prefer?