Top 6 Drugstore Dupes For High End Makeup Products That May

Top 6 Drugstore Dupes For High End Makeup Products That May Shock You!

Drugstore dupes used to be a commodity. They were few and far between. What's more is, they weren't always a great match for the product that you were trying to mimic. It was always very "close but no cigar." These days, drugstore brands are catching onto the demand for high-end dupes. Copycat products have many benefits of their own. This isn't just within regards to saving you some of your hard-earned cash.

Dupes are great for beginners. If you’re just getting your feet wet with makeup, it may be a good idea to try out drugstore products first! As you navigate what works best for you, these products work as your guide map along with your favorite beauty vlogger’s latest YouTube upload. 

These 10 drugstore dupes will satisfy your trend FOMO and your wallet.

1. Glossier Skin Tint ($26) vs. The Ordinary Serum Foundation ($7)

Glossier is known for its ultra natural-looking products. Their goal is to leave your skin looking sun-kissed but effortlessly smooth. The Skin Tint is a very lightweight foundation that leaves a barely-there appearance. It sets out to even out your skin while masking the appearance of any blemishes without feeling like a heavy or cakey foundation. The only problem is its price.

2. Benefit Cosmetics POREfessional Pore Minimizer ($32) vs. Maybelline Baby Skin Instant Pore Eraser ($7)

Both of these products are cult classics in their own right. Gurus love Benefit’s primer because it really does minimize those pores. It’s been a fan favorite for years! In fact, many swear by it in their everyday routines. However, with face primers, it’s important to remember that many products that cost less can give the same (or similar) results.

3. NARS Orgasm Blush ($40) vs. Milani Baked Blush ($9.49)

This is another duo of cult classics. NARS is known for its cheekily named products, and the Orgasm Blush is one of the most well-known. Milani’s blushed are also largely a fan-favorite. Their packaging makes them stand out from the crowd, but the formula is even more impressive.

They have shades for pretty much any skin tone, including undertones. With blush, that’s something you really do have to consider. It’s hard to find a shade that perfectly matches both.

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