This £8 dupe for Charlotte Tilbury Pinkgasm Beauty Light Wand is going viral on TikTok

Charlotte Tilbury Beauty Light Wand in the shade Pinkgasm is a long-time favourite with makeup artists and celebrities alike, delivering a pretty, shimmery rose colour to cheeks. But priced at £29 here, it’s not the cheapest way to fake a flattering flush. Luckily, TikTok appears to have found a solution.

There are a number of products doing the rounds on the social media app that TikTokers claim give the same effect as the Charlotte Tilbury highlighter, including a Wet n Wild makeup stick (which isn't available to buy in the UK) and a Kiko Milano liquid blush pot that’s now sadly discontinued. But the recommendation that crops up most frequently is Revolution Bright Light Highlighter in the shade Divine Dark Pink. Costing just £8 here, it’s significantly cheaper than the Tilbury original.

At first glance, the two certainly look similar, both packaged in a shiny tube with a round, sponge-tipped applicator. But does it perform as well?

Well, the majority of TikTokers seem to think so. “So similar and only $6!” captioned TikTok user @emmilllyy, who posted a video swatching both this and the original on her arm. “I like the Revolution [one] better,” someone even commented underneath the post, going on to say that “it does take a bit more work to blend but can’t beat the price”.

“I received mine in the post today and they’re so pretty,” another happy makeup fan wrote underneath a different comparison video by @beautyglowgirl.

However, not everyone seems so convinced that it’s a good alternative. “The metallic looking Revolution one was super hard to blend and too glittery for me – Tilbury it is,” commented one TikTok user, with a few others agreeing that this one is trickier to blend than the original. At £8, however, we reckon it’s worth hunting out the next time you’re browsing the aisles of your local Superdrug.

And if it’s more bargain alternatives to this A-list-favourite makeup brand you’re interested in, this £10 moisturiser – also from Revolution – has been touted as similar to Charlotte Tilbury’s Magic Cream, while OK!’s beauty editor Laura is obsessed with this £14 glowy primer that’s remarkably similar to Hollywood Flawless Filter.

See, shopping for beauty needn’t break the bank!

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