Poundland drops full range of Charlotte Tilbury dupes in time for Christmas – and one buy will save you over £192
POUNDLAND has dropped a full range of Charlotte Tilbury dupes in time for Christmas.
The new Body Stories range has a number of copycat products, including one that can save you over £192.
The Body Stories Revitalise Face Cream costs £2.50 – and is a dupe for Charlotte Tilbury’s cult-loved Magic Cream which costs up to £195.
Poundland bosses have dubbed it “the perfect daily moisturiser”.
“This cream formula is luxuriously rich and non-greasy,” they added.
“Infused with hyaluronic acid, shea butter and vitamin C, which are known to deeply moisturise and soften the skin.”
Also priced at £2.50 is the Body Stories Cooling Eye Serum.
This is a dupe for the £47 Cryo-Recovery Eye Serum by Charlotte Tilbury, meaning a whopping £44.50 saving.
“Say goodbye to tired eyes,” Poundland bosses said.
“This Cooling Eye Serum will help to soothe and refresh your under eye.
“The cooling metal applicator helps to target puffiness as you apply.
“Infused with caffeine, which is known to help improve the appearance of dark circles and brighten.”
To further elevate your skincare routine, Primark has dropped the Body Stories Fresh N Dewy Face Serum, also for £2.50.
This serum is a dupe for Charlotte’s Magic Serum Crystal Elixir – a £65 buy from the eponymous beauty brand.
Poundland bosses said that their imitation will “reveal softer and smoother skin”
“It’s infused with vitamin C and niacinamide to help give a beautiful and glowing complexion,” they added.
Best beauty dupes
Fabulous' Beauty Editor, Tara Ledden revealed the cheaper version of your favourite beauty products that you should have in your cupboard.
“A huge 55% of us would like to spend less on our beauty routines according to new research from E.l.f. Cosmetics, so it’s no wonder there’s millions of #dupe videos on Tiktok.
“While some dupes are easy to spot given their look-a-like packing, they’re often lacking when it comes to the contents.
“In fact, some of the best dupes look nothing like the luxury product they’re a dead-ringer for – and, trust me, they’re the ones you want.”
REAL: Benefit Hoola Matte Bronzer, £32.50 DUPE: Natural Collection Bronzer, £3.50 which is a saving of £29. The Natural Collection Bronzer comes in more shades, although it doesn’t have a mirror in the compact.
REAL: Milk Make-up Hydro-Grip Primer, £35 DUPE: E.l.f. Power Grip Primer, £10. These two share a similar green hue, as well as the same long-wearing, mattifying properties – although, E.l.f’s is so popular it’s just as hard to get hold of.
REAL: Charlotte Tilbury Pillow Talk Lipstick, £28 DUPE: L’Oreal Paris Color Riche Satin Lipstick Beige A Nu, £8.99. The shades of these two lipsticks are virtually identical on the lips, although while Charlotte Tilbury’s is matte, the L’Oreal Paris Lipstick has a satin finish – which actually makes it more comfortable if you’re wearing all day.
REAL: Estée Lauder Double Wear Foundation, £40 DUPE: Collection Lasting Perfection Matte Foundation, £6.99. While they don’t look alike from the outside, the formula, consistency and staying power of both foundations is pretty similar – unfortunately, the Collection only comes in 20 shades vs Estee Lauder’s 60 options.
REAL: Glossier Boy Brow, £20 DUPE: Essence Make Me Brow Gel, £2.50. There’s a whole Reddit thread dedicated to this dupe, so you know it’s got to be good. They both have a waxy consistency and added fibres to make brows look fuller. I have to say, the shade range is far better with Boy Brow, but if you’re brunette, there’s plenty of Essence shade options to try.
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The budget store’s social media team took to Instagram to promote the new range, which will make a good stocking filler for any beauty buffs in your life.
“Looking for skincare that makes you glow without draining your wallet?” they penned.
“Say hello to the new Body Stories range, bringing you high-end results without the high-end price.
“Prices start from £2.50, shop online or instore now.”