As stated before in this blog I’m
a lipstick lover. I love how a lipstick can add a pop of colour to any outfit
whilst leaving my lips feeling moisturised and kissable at the same time.
Lately I prefer to wear brighter
lipstick shades in the evening and opt for a more natural shade during the day.
A while back I received a Benefit lipstick from a family member in the shade ‘Skinny Dip’ which I instantly feel in
love with and had been wearing every single day until it ran out. I went online
to repurchase to discover that it retailed at £14-now I know I said I loved the
lipstick but for a girls who’s currently
living on a budget due to being strapped for cash I just couldn’t justify
spending £14 on a lipstick. So I decided I would just have to find a cheaper
alternative-hello MUA lipstick in shade 11.
Shade 11 |
As usual I was browsing around
Superdrug and decided to look at one of my favourite stalls-MUA. I’m a complete
lover of this brand and have many of their lipsticks already. Whilst casually
looking though the lipsticks I discovered shade 11, tried it on and thought ‘wow
this looks just like my skinny dip lipstick.’ The best thing however is that
this lipstick was a quid, yes one whole measly quid-hey I could buy 14 MUA lipsticks
for the price of one Benefit lipstick [I proceeded to buy four MUA lipsticks
that day and one lip-gloss, lol]. Now I know the colour isn’t the EXACT match
but it’s pretty darn close. The only major difference between the two is that
Benefits lipstick is slightly silkier looking, but this effect can easily be
added to MUA’s dupe with some clear lip-gloss which I also purchased for a
quid. Let’s just say I will defo be repurchasing MUA’s lipstick in shade 11
when I run out-unless there’s a dupe of that for less than a quid,lol
Have you found MUA’s lipstick to
be a good dupe of other more expensive lipsticks?
Thanks for reading,
xKx
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