The 8 Superdrug beauty dupes that will save you a whopping £240
IF you’re a fan of makeup or skin care but don’t want to spend a small fortune on high-end products, then you might just want to listen!
That’s because a money-saving expert has revealed eight Superdrug beauty dupes that could save you up to £240 compared to the real deal.
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And it’s good news if you’re a fan of Charlotte Tilbury, Nars or Benefit…
Mia Munro, a bright student from Leeds, shared her finds with Latest offers (@laststedealsuk) and explains: “You don’t have to spend a fortune on makeup and skin care to get a good end result.
“I’m a big fan of high street hero products, and you can save a small fortune on them.”
In the video shared on social media, Mia shares eight Superdrug alternatives to popular beauty products, starting with a dupe for the popular Nars Orgasm Blush.
“Apparently one of the blushers is sold every 20 seconds, but if the £30.50 price tag is too much for you, I recommend the collection in the shade Pleasure,” she says.
“It only costs £4.99 and is an almost identical colour.”
Continuing with a convincing replica of Charlotte Tilbury, Mia says: ‘Revolution’s Glow Edit Cream Bronzer is an alternative to Charlotte Tilbury’s Sunkissed Glow Bronzer.’
“The real thing costs a whopping £45, a lot to pay for a bronzer,” she continues.
“The one from Revolution costs just £8, and is currently on offer for just £6.40.”
Mia then compares ‘MUA’s Lip & Cheek Tinted Oil’ to ‘Benefit Benetint’.
“This has really gone up in price over the years and now costs £31.50! MUAs are a bargain at just £3.50,” she explains.
Alternatively, if you’re looking for a cheap primer, Mia says ‘The Elf Power Grip Primer’ is a nice alternative to the ‘Milk Makeup Hydro Primer’ – a product popular on TikTok.
“Elf’s only costs £10, which is £25 cheaper than Milk’s,” she points out.
Following in the footsteps of another Charlotte Tilbury dupe, Mia shares an alternative to the ‘Beauty Light Wand’.
“’The Collection Liquid Highlight Wand’ costs just £5.99, a much more reasonable price than ‘Charlotte Tilbury’s highlight wand’ which retails for £30,” she says.
Mia continues: “Another popular product, ‘Collection’s Diamond Shine Highlighter in Shine Bright’, is a dupe of ‘Fenty’s Diamond Bomb.’
“Fenty’s costs £32, while Collection’s costs just £5.99.”
Then the savvy shopper shares an alternative to a popular skincare item.
“Charlotte Tilbury’s ‘Magic Serum’ costs a whopping £65,” she says.
“’Revolution’s Miracle Serum’ contains the same vitamin C and niacinamide as the Charlotte Tilbury serum, as well as a host of other skin-care ingredients.
“Revolution’s serum is also available significantly cheaper at just £9.99.”
And last but not least, Mia shares another blush dupe, pointing out: “’MUA’s Cream Blush’ is a dupe for the ‘Glossier Cloud Paints.’
“Glossier’s cost £22 each, while MUA’s cost just £3 each.”
Tom Church, co-founder of the Money Saving Community LaatsteDeals.nl ended by adding: “It’s important to remember that dupes are not identical products.
“Often the packaging and ingredients will differ.
“However, if you’re a beauty enthusiast on a budget, dupes are a great way to achieve a similar effect at a fraction of the price.
“When it comes to Superdrug, make sure you are a Health & Beautycard member.
“It’s free to join and you earn points as you shop. Once you’ve earned enough, you can use them as payment in-store and online, so it’s definitely worth it.”
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