Stars are always batting their eyelashes and swearing their perfect teeth are just a result of good genes — and by genes, they mean “high-priced team of dentists.” But watch out, celeb smiles — today’s deal means anyone can have a glittering grin, thanks to a BleachBright complete home teeth-whitening kit with a NightBright mini LED blue light system for $29 (regularly $170). Exceptionally easy to use (and delivered right to your door), the BleachBright kit includes an LED light and powerful whitening gel that will have teeth looking up to ten shades whiter in no time. You also get a KeepBright pen to maintain and perk up those pearly whites in case of any pesky stains. No need to spend your days running from paparazzi to have A-list status — with this 83%-off deal, your smile will be more than red carpet ready.

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Is your favorite part of staying in a nice hotel leaving with the bath linens? Get your own five-star towels guilt-free with today’s deal from Linum Home Textiles: Pay $37 for a six-piece towel set with included shipping (a $96 value). The two 27×54-inch bath towels, two 16×30-inch hand towels, and two 13×13-inch washcloths are made of 100% Turkish cotton, so they start out soft and get softer with each wash. Double-stitched borders ensure long-lasting quality, while the absorbent, pure white terry texture is resistant to shedding, pilling, and color contamination. Wash your hands of the dirty practice of pilfering towels with this suave set, and you’ll be drying off in luxury for a long time to come.

As a baby, your mom played endless games of peek-a-boo with you — but now that you don’t live together, you rely on photographs to see her face. Make your mantel more sentimental with help from Picaboo: Pay $14 for $40 to spend on photo prints. Enhance your digital photos with captions and photo effects before ordering 4×6, 5×7, 8×10, 11×15, or 16×20 prints (with prices starting at $0.15 each) to be shipped to your home. If you have a lot of snaps to frame and hang, pay $28 for $80 to spend on these professional-quality prints. Picaboo’s application is simple to install, and it automatically uploads photo files to save you time and hassle. Free precious memories from your computer and phone, and remember that pictures make great presents — so your happy face can pop into your mother’s view as well.

A certain metropolis man tore off his button-down to reveal a skin-tight suit that told the world he was a hero — and really comfortable with his body. While we wouldn’t recommend stripping outside, you can ensure your clothes showcase the true you with this deal from BustedTees.com. Pay $15 for $30 to spend on novelty T-shirts and hoodies. Since 2004, this online emporium has heroically granted kids and adults the power to express themselves with clothing that references the latest movies, TV shows, and memes. Whether you want to proclaim your right to bear arms or declare your video game dominance, you’ll find a comfy shirt that gets the job done. While it won’t arrive faster than a speeding bullet, your order will ship anywhere in the country within a week — but just make sure you’re back in your fortress of solitude before you swap shirts.

They say all work and no play makes Jack a dull boy — and that goes double for Jack’s walls. Add style and personality to your abode quickly and easily with help from Art.com: Pay $35 for $70 to spend on fine art reproductions, vintage posters, decorative prints, and photography. This online store boasts a huge range of high-quality pieces; try browsing the Editor’s Picks section, where you’ll find haunting shots of New York, whimsical graphic prints, flower photos perfect for springtime, and more. Or, browse by style to find a nineteenth century masterpiece or an eye-catching Pop Art piece. Even the busiest workaholic will find art that reveals his or her personality — whether that’s “Still Life With Apples” or a photograph of a baby pretending to be an executive.

When you uploaded your latest family pics, your face-recognition software tried to tag your sharpei with your name. Deep wrinkles present an unsavory picture — get a softer look with 20 units of Botox from Houston Texas Dental Spa for $135 (a $270 value). Performed under medical supervision by a staff that prides itself in continued education and customer care, your injections will be finished in ten minutes, erasing the furrowed brow look and leaving behind a smooth, wrinkle-free forehead. We have a feeling you’ll want to come back for more, which is why this deal also includes a 20% discount for your next visit. Unleash your beauty at this practice located at 290 and FM 1960, and remember what it feels like to be a total fox.

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Just like a good story, a great meal has layers. From enticing appetizers to divine desserts, write yourself a dining experience to remember at Strata Restaurant & Bar. For $15, you’ll get $30 to spend on dinner at one of northwest Houston’s most storied kitchens. Chef John Ly has created a menu that reads like a page-turner, with rising-action appetizers, like butternut squash ravioli, and fabled entrees like the tender filet mignon, pork schnitzel, Kobe burgers, and Chilean sea bass. The plot thickens when you add a dessert, like the white-chocolate bread pudding. Or for $5, get $10 to spend on lunch, and enjoy a mid-day nosh of crispy fish tacos, pan-seared salmon, or chicken-fried chicken. Today’s deal from this OpenTable.com Diner’s Choice award-winning eatery is sure to be a best seller.

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For kids who would rather being doing layups than laying about this summer, today’s deal from The National Basketball Academy offers a real slam dunk opportunity: a five-day Houston Rockets basketball camp. Pay $75, and your son or daughter, age 6 to 16, will get three hours of daily instruction (a $150 value). Or, pay $112 for six hours of daily instruction for ages 7 to 16. (a $225 value). Running select weeks in June and July at 8 different area locations, this camp helps young players improve their on-court skills with activities like drills, scrimmages, and individual coaching. Players focus on everything from shot mechanics and ball handling to offensive strategy and defensive movement. After each session, players get to take home a T-shirt, basketball, headband, and ticket to a Rockets home game — that is, along with a host of new skills and confidence.

As the song says, Texas, our Texas, is “wide and glorious” — so wide that it can be tough to take in all that glory from ground level. To really hail the mighty state, take to the prairie sky at the 750-foot Tower of the Americas, where $11 buys admission for two to Flags Over Texas Observation Deck and the Skies over Texas 4D Theater experience (a $22 value). The soaring centerpiece of the San Antonio skyline offers panoramic views of the heart of our state from a lofty, glass-enclosed observation area. Take your time on telescopes and photos — then hold onto your theater seat for a theater thrill ride across the Lone Star state, from Friday night football lights to the NASA labs. When folks ask how this deal was, you can start with “so wonderful, so great.”

When you dumped your college boyfriend, you deleted him from your phone and changed your status from “It’s Complicated” to “Single,” but that wrist tat of his initials lingers. Snatch today’s deal from Tat2 Removers and get final closure with a laser tattoo-removal treatment for up to five inches for $49 (regularly $175). Using the MedLite C6 laser, intense light is delivered in pulses to break up tattoo dye into particles that can be naturally eliminated by the body. Each quick session will fade your ink until finally that tattoo is nothing but a memory. Even if you got a dark silhouette of his profile on your lower back, pay $145 for three removal sessions for the same size (a $525 value) or six sessions for $289 (a $1,050 value) for a five-inch area. With a team of physicians and certified technicians on your side, you can kiss your shady past goodbye.