BEAUTY lovers are going wild over a moisturizing lipstick that gives them the perfect pout for a much lower price.
The cheap buy is a fraction of the cost of similar products from a more expensive brand.
Fans can’t stop gushing about the frugal find that reminds them of Mac’s lipsticks, which are more than double the price.
And the secret is now out of the beauty bag.
L’Oreal’s Paris Lipstick sells for just $7.12 on Amazon.
The product has earned more than 34,000 ratings and a near-perfect 4.5 out of 5 stars.
“Truly one of the best on the market – hands down the best for a drugstore lipstick. I have four,” wrote one purchaser.
“Glides on, is moisturizing, and lasts for a couple of hours. The range of colors in this line [is] amazing too – seems like they’ve not left any shade out,” they added.
Other customers loved that they were able to get the look of Mac’s colors for less.
“Love this color. This truly works with any outfit. I had my eye on Mac Honeylove, and googling if this is a dupe – very close, and about half the cost,” said one reviewer.
“Great dupe for Mac Honeylove,” noted another buyer.
“This looks like Mac Honeylove. I really like this formula,” a third agreed.
The colors and textures might be similar, but the price isn’t.
Mac’s Silky Matte Lipstick in the shade Honeylove retails for $25.
Yet another fan felt the L’Oreal buy is a dupe for one of Mac’s Amplified Lipsticks, which are on sale for $17.25 on the brand’s website.
“Was looking for a good dupe for Mac Blankety, which is my favorite lip color. Fairest Nude was such a close color,” said the reviewer.
“I like the creamy formula as well. Really nice alternative if you’re not looking to spend a lot on lipstick.”
The L’Oreal buy is described as being infused with natural ingredients including Omega 3, vitamin E, and argan oil.
Available in over 50 shades, there is most likely a color for everyone.
The buy also boasts the ability to nourish and condition lips with its hydrating properties.
For the ultimate glam look, the brand recommends applying your lipstick in the center of the upper lip and then working your way from the center to the outer edges.
Lastly, glide shade across the bottom lip.
