The Boots No7 bronzer that beauty lovers are snapping up NOW because it’s the ‘exact same product’ as Chanel’s £48 pot
BEAUTY fans have been left stunned after realising a makeup must-have from Boots is almost identical to one from a pricey designer brand.
Applying a bit of bronzer into your makeup routine can instantly transform your look, not to mention add a bit of much needed colour during the cold winter months.
Chanel’s Les Beiges Bronzing Cream has been a favourite amongst makeup lovers for years because of how easy it is to blend and the subtle glow it adds.
The only problem is the beauty staple costs an eye-watering £48 – not exactly budget-friendly.
But you can now get the look for less thanks to Boots‘ own brand No7.
The brand’s Pro Artist Soft Glow Cream Bronzer reportedly rivals Chanel’s, and the best part is you can save a whopping £36.03 because it’s currently on sale for just £11.97.
American TV personality turned TikTok star Bethany Frankel recently took to the social media app to rave about the designer dupe.
She said: “No7 Cream Bronzer, better than the artist formally known as Chanel.”
“I am so excited because no one’s really done it right.
“It’s creamy, it’s toasty, it’s chocolatey, it’s drugstore,” she added.
Like the Chanel bronzer, No7’s is available in three shades: Light Glow, Medium Glow, and Deep Glow.
The product is described as “a rich, velvety cream bronzer that transforms the complexion with a lightweight, highly blendable and buildable formula, for a natural sun-kissed glow“
Boots bosses added: “Expertly formulated to boost and awaken the complexion, this lightweight, velvety formula glides on and blends effortlessly, offering buildable coverage for a customizable bronzed finish.
“The luxurious, creamy texture melts into the skin for a radiant finish that enhances your natural beauty.
“With fuss free application No7’s Pro Artist Soft Glow Cream bronzer ensures you can achieve a radiant, sun-kissed look with ease
“So, embrace the glow and let your skin shine with natural, healthy-looking colour.”
Some beauty fans were shocked after watching Bethany’s viral video, as one noted: “I always think of No7 as old people makeup but this actually looks stunning.”
Someone else wrote: “I only use No7 makeup and I’m not happy it’s becoming so popular now, it’s been my little secret for so long.”
And a third commented: “No7 cream bronzer is made in the same place as the Chanel bronzer, I’ve been to the factory.”
Meanwhile, another beauty fan claimed the two bronzers are actually “the exact same product”.
In a viral video, Abbie-Mae said she was “obsessed” with the No7 product, and insisted it’s more than just a good dupe.
“When I tell you it’s the same thing,” she said as she blended it into her skin.
“Us youngsters don’t normally use No7,” she added, “but it’s incredible, you can’t deny it. It’s the same thing.”
Although the products might look very similar, both in their packaging and when applied onto the skin, the ingredients do vary between the Chanel and No7 version, meaning they’re not the exact same – but for over half price you can’t go wrong.
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“A huge 55% of us would like to spend less on our beauty routines according to new research from E.l.f. Cosmetics, so it’s no wonder there’s millions of #dupe videos on Tiktok.
“While some dupes are easy to spot given their look-a-like packing, they’re often lacking when it comes to the contents.
“In fact, some of the best dupes look nothing like the luxury product they’re a dead-ringer for – and, trust me, they’re the ones you want.”
REAL: Benefit Hoola Matte Bronzer, £32.50 DUPE: Natural Collection Bronzer, £3.50 which is a saving of £29. The Natural Collection Bronzer comes in more shades, although it doesn’t have a mirror in the compact.
REAL: Milk Make-up Hydro-Grip Primer, £35 DUPE: E.l.f. Power Grip Primer, £10. These two share a similar green hue, as well as the same long-wearing, mattifying properties – although, E.l.f’s is so popular it’s just as hard to get hold of.
REAL: Charlotte Tilbury Pillow Talk Lipstick, £28 DUPE: L’Oreal Paris Color Riche Satin Lipstick Beige A Nu, £8.99. The shades of these two lipsticks are virtually identical on the lips, although while Charlotte Tilbury’s is matte, the L’Oreal Paris Lipstick has a satin finish – which actually makes it more comfortable if you’re wearing all day.
REAL: Estée Lauder Double Wear Foundation, £40 DUPE: Collection Lasting Perfection Matte Foundation, £6.99. While they don’t look alike from the outside, the formula, consistency and staying power of both foundations is pretty similar – unfortunately, the Collection only comes in 20 shades vs Estee Lauder’s 60 options.
REAL: Glossier Boy Brow, £20 DUPE: Essence Make Me Brow Gel, £2.50. There’s a whole Reddit thread dedicated to this dupe, so you know it’s got to be good. They both have a waxy consistency and added fibres to make brows look fuller. I have to say, the shade range is far better with Boy Brow, but if you’re brunette, there’s plenty of Essence shade options to try.
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