HANDS up if you're sick of over-spending on beauty products?
Well, you may just be in luck….because one savvy shopper has revealed how she saves £157 by switching to dupes in Superdrug.
Eilish Stout-Cairns, from money-saving site LatestDeals.co.uk, showed the beauty dupes she found at Superdrug, and the branded products they’re alternatives for, along with the prices of both so you know exactly how much money you could be saving.
In the clip shared to TikTok (@latestdeals), she begins with the 'Collection Filter Finish Foundation,' which she explains is a dupe for the Fenty Pro Filter.
"The Collection one is £6.99, the Fenty one is £30," she notes.
Next, she shares a dupe for the famous 'Benefit Roller Lash' mascara.
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She explains how it “will set you back £25.50," but then shows the 'Elf Lash ‘n’ Roll,' which is much cheaper at just £6.
“This MUA Neutrals Eyeshadow Palette is a dupe for the Natasha Denona Glam palette,” Eilish continues.
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"It’s £3.75 from MUA, versus £24 at Natasha Denona."
The savvy shopper proceeds to point out that the 'Revolution Pro Liquid Eyeliner' is a dupe for the Guerlain one.
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"The Revolution one is £6, and Guerlain’s is £36 – so you’re saving £30 quid,” she says.
Not stopping there, Eilish then shares the 'Collection Blush and Highlight Sticks,' which are just £4.99 each.
"They’re dupes for the Fenty ones which cost a whopping £25 each," she explains.
Next up is another Benefit dupe but this time, for their 'Porefessional Primer.'
The beauty guru compares it to the 'Nyx Pore Filler Primer,' but points out the Nyx one is just “£12, so much cheaper than the £31 Benefit one."
She finishes with the 'Maybelline 4-in-1 Glow Perfector,' which she says is a replica for the Charlotte Tilbury 'Hollywood Filter.'
But Eilish shares that it costs £12.99 for Maybelline, while the Charlotte Tilbury version will set you back a whopping £39.
Tom Church, Co-Founder of money-saving site LatestDeals.co.uk, commented: “Whether it’s your weekly food shop or your go-to beauty products, if you can switch out a few items for a cheaper alternative you can really make your money go further.
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"We’re not afraid to buy own brand at the supermarket, and it’s the same idea with beauty dupes.
"Just by swapping seven branded beauty buys for Superdrug dupes, Eilish managed to save nearly £160”.
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