12 New May Arrivals at Dollar Tree That Are Likely To Sell Out

If you haven't made Dollar Tree a regular stop to save on groceries and other essentials, now's the time to reconsider. New products rotate in constantly, and the best finds — especially name-brand and seasonal items — tend to sell out before most people realize they were there.

This month's lineup covers the kind of practical, feel-good mix that actually makes a trip worth it: name-brand kitchen staples, home comfort finds, quality beauty picks, and a few self-care surprises that punch well above their price point.

Watch for familiar brands like Bertolli, Febreze, and Scunci at prices that are genuinely hard to argue with, plus home decor pieces that look like they belong on a boutique shelf. Grab these before your neighbors do.

Editor's note: Prices and availability are subject to change and may vary by location.

Price: $3.75

Bertolli is one of the most recognized names in olive oil, and finding their extra virgin olive oil spray at Dollar Tree is a genuine win for anyone who uses it regularly. The spray format gives you precise, even coverage whether you're coating a pan, drizzling over roasted vegetables, or lightening up a salad dressing — without accidentally overdoing it.

At Target and Walmart, a 5-oz Bertolli Extra Virgin Olive Oil Spray typically runs $6 to $7. Getting the same bottle for $3.75 is one of the better deals in the store right now.

Price: $1.25

A lip mask is one of those small self-care rituals that makes a real difference, especially if dry or thinning lips are something you deal with regularly. This B Pure version comes with its own applicator, making it easy to use as part of a nighttime routine — apply before bed and wake up with noticeably softer lips. The strawberry scent is a light, pleasant bonus.

The Laneige Lip Sleeping Mask — the gold standard in this category — retails for $24 at Sephora. Even budget-friendly options like Burt's Bees overnight lip treatment go for around $10 at Target. At $1.25, this is the kind of thing worth grabbing two of.

Price: $1.50

If you've heard about the Buldak ramen craze and been curious, now's a low-risk way to find out what all the fuss is about. Samyang's Carbonara flavor puts a creamy, spicy twist on the classic formula — it's rich and chewy, and genuinely one of the more interesting quick meals you'll find at this price.

A 5-pack of the same Samyang Buldak Carbonara ramen runs $16.99 or more at Walmart, which works out to roughly $3.40 per packet. Dollar Tree's $1.50 price makes this a no-commitment way to try it.

Price: $1.25

Ten freeze pops for $1.25 is a summer math problem that works out beautifully. Wyler's Light freezer bars are zero-sugar, fat-free, and come in an assortment of fruity flavors — a simple, refreshing option for warm afternoons that you don't have to feel guilty about. Just toss them in the freezer and they're ready when you are.

Similar 8-count Italian ice bars at Dollar General run $3 or more. Getting 10 for $1.25 is hard to beat, especially for a brand-name option with no sugar.

Price: $1.25

Sparkling Ice's caffeinated line has become a popular grab for anyone looking to skip the coffee or soda without losing the midday lift. Each 16-oz can delivers 70mg of caffeine along with zero sugar, antioxidants, and vitamins — and the Blue Raspberry flavor is one of the bestsellers. It's a practical afternoon pick-me-up at a price that's hard to justify skipping.

Sparkling Ice's own website lists the suggested retail price at $1.89 per can. At $1.25 here, you're saving over 30% on a drink you'd pay full price for at any grocery store.

Price: $5.00

This might be the most boutique-looking thing Dollar Tree has released this season. The scalloped rush basket has that natural, woven texture that's been showing up in home decor everywhere — the kind of thing you'd spot on a shelf at a high-end home goods store. Use it as a catch-all on a console table, a planter cover, or a decorative accent wherever your home could use a little warmth.

TJ Maxx prices similar woven baskets at $7 or more, and comparable scalloped seagrass baskets on Amazon from brands like StorageWorks start significantly higher. At $5, this one is almost too good to leave on the shelf.

Price: $3.00

Lidded jar candles have become a go-to for anyone who wants their home to feel a little more put-together without spending much. Dollar Tree's version has a clean metal lid that gives it a more elevated look than your average dollar store candle, and it comes in multiple scents so you can find something that actually fits your space.

Comparable lidded jar candles at TJ Maxx typically run $8 or more. Getting that same polished aesthetic for $3 — and putting the savings toward something else you've been meaning to pick up — is exactly the kind of deal that makes Dollar Tree worth checking regularly.

Price: $1.25

Twenty-five incense sticks plus a holder for $1.25 is one of those finds that's almost ridiculous to pass up. Whether you burn incense for relaxation, to create a calm atmosphere, or simply because you love how it makes a room smell, this set covers the basics with an assortment of scents and everything you need to get started.

Similar incense gift sets with holders on Amazon range from $8 to $12. This one is a fraction of that — and if it becomes a regular habit, Dollar Tree is officially your new go-to.

Price: $1.50

Royal Norfolk is a recognized pottery brand, and spotting their Spring Bee plates at Dollar Tree is the kind of find that makes you want to text a friend immediately. These are real ceramic plates with cheerful springtime bee and floral motifs — sturdy enough for daily use and pretty enough to display. The assorted designs mean you'll likely pick up a charming mix.

Sets of Royal Norfolk spring-themed plates regularly sell for $16 or more on secondhand platforms like Poshmark. Picking up a few at $1.50 each is a steal, whether you're refreshing your table setting or looking for an easy hostess gift.

Price: $3.25

Febreze is one of those name brands that people are always happy to find at a discount. The Linen & Sky scent is one of Febreze's most popular fragrances — clean and fresh without being overpowering — and the 8.8-oz can is the same standard size you'd grab off any grocery store shelf. A few sprays and any room smells noticeably fresher.

A single 8.8-oz Febreze Air Mist at Target typically runs $5 to $6. Paying $3.25 at Dollar Tree for the same product is an easy win for anyone who keeps this stocked at home.

Price: $1.25

Scunci is one of the most recognizable names in hair accessories, and a 6-pack of claw clips for $1.25 is a find worth stocking up on. These are the everyday clips you reach for when you need your hair out of your face fast — practical, sturdy, and versatile for all hair types and thicknesses. The assorted size variety means you'll have the right one for any situation.

At Target, a comparable Scunci 6-pack claw clip set runs around $7 to $8. You're getting the same trusted brand for a fraction of the price — and at $1.25, it's worth grabbing a couple of packs.

Price: $1.25

If you like the idea of a little extra fullness and shine without committing to a full lipstick routine, this B Pure plumping balm is worth trying. It gives lips a glossy, fuller-looking finish with a sheer, comfortable feel — easy to wear alone or layered over your usual lip color. The assorted flavors mean there's something for every preference.

Similar plumping lip glosses from brands like e.l.f. and NYX at Target run $7 to $10. At $1.25, this is the kind of impulse buy that almost always pays off.

Dollar Tree's May new arrivals are a good reminder that smart shopping can help keep extra cash in your pocket. From trusted names like Bertolli, Febreze, and Scunci to Royal Norfolk ceramics and quality self-care finds, this month's haul has genuine variety and real value.

Availability moves quickly, especially on name-brand and practical items — so if you spot something on this list at your local Dollar Tree, don't leave it behind. Check back regularly as new items drop throughout the month.