SHOPPERS are gushing over an anti-aging buy that turns back the clock without breaking the bank.
Several went as far as to say the skincare product is a dupe for an $85 Estée Lauder cult favorite.
Missha Time Revolution Night Repair Ampoule is sold for $27 on Amazon.
The brand boasts a high potency product that works on skin overnight.
It includes fermentation and probiotics which are needed for a healthy barrier.
It has been consistently compared to Estée Lauder’s Advanced Night Repair Multi-Recovery Complex Serum with Hyaluronic Acid, which is sold for $85 at Sephora.
Several Amazon shoppers attested that the Missha product is a dupe for Estée Lauder.
“I love this stuff,” one gushed.
The satisfied customer said they’re on their second bottle, praising its nearly immediate effects.
“I bought it because it’s a dupe for Estée Lauder’s Night Repair, except Missha’s version is a fraction [of] the price.”
Another shopper flat out called it a dupe for its luxe competitor.
“I was looking for a more affordable dupe of the Estée Lauder Advanced Night Repair and came cross this,” she said.
“It has worked great on my skin.
“My skin is more moisturized and clearer. I’m very happy with the product and will definitely be buying it again.”
A third shopper said the K-beauty buy from Amazon is now a “staple” in their skincare collection.
“Estée Lauder Nightime Repair dupe at fraction of cost,” she wrote.
“A definite improvement in my skin after only wearing morning and night for 30 days.”
Even more skincare aficionados added their own testaments to the effectiveness of the product, dupe or not.
“I love this product, and it gives my skin such a smooth feeling,” one wrote.
“I use it in the evening and I definitely think that I do look less wrinkled in the morning.”
One more called the dupe their very own “nighttime miracle.”
She added that she is so in love with the results, she returned for a second purchase of the product.
“This serum has become an essential part of my nighttime skincare routine, and I’m seeing significant improvements in my skin’s texture and appearance,” she said.
