Let’s not discuss acne. Let’s especially not discuss how after a certain age, the acne doesn’t go away, it just starts to settle into your wrinkles. Ahem.

So, um, maybe you’d like to get the Clean & Clear Advantage Acne Control Kit from Amazon for your teenager. Yeah, that’s it. Why not? It’s currently down to just $10.17 when you buy it via Subscribe & Save, and then if you get coupons from Amazon (some states don’t, remember), scrolling down a bit on the product page will show you a $3 off coupon to clip, making it just over $7 to your door.

Score! And clearer skin, too. For… whomever.

To make up that last post to you (but c’mon! that was hilarious!), here’s an actual deal:

Today only, Best Buy is offering 15% off iTunes cards, plus they ship for free. If you use iTunes a lot—or have a sullen teen, because this is their preferred currency—this is a deal to snag. You’re going to buy them anyway; may as well save a little!

Thanks to alert reader Randi (you’re so pretty!) for pointing out that Mixbook is running a Groupon right now. You get $50 to spend for just $15, and then you can go make photo books for the grandparents or do your holiday cards or whatever.

Or you can have the following conversation with your spouse:
“Are we doing cards this year?”
“I don’t think we did them last year. We probably should.”

Not that that’s happened to anyone I know. Ahem.

So as long as I’m drooling over Rue La La (per my last post), have you checked out Fab.com yet? Similar concept—daily boutiques, usually pretty high-end stuff at a significant discount—but more home goods/decor than clothing.

Sign up with Fab through my link by 11:59 p.m. tonight and they’ll give you a $10 credit to use towards whatever you like. May as well go grab that, even if you’re not in the mood to shop right this second.