My beauty dupes are high maintenance girl-approved – I scored a foundation that’s the exact same as Chanel for $54 less
A BEAUTY influencer has shared her entire beauty routine full of dupes.
She said she’s a high maintenance girlie and all the dupes passed her test.
Kayla Jane (@myeverydayluxe_) shared the dupes with over 9,000 TikTok followers.
“This is a dupe video but it’s high maintenance girl approved products,” she said.
She explained that she was tired of seeing people claim products were dupes of such-and-such but upon purchasing, finding out for herself that the quality was not up-to-par.
“I don’t care if it’s the same shade or the same smell, if the quality is not there to me, what’s the point of buying it cheaper?” she asked.
First up she held up a bottle of the perfume Delilah, $27, a dupe of Delina, normally priced at $380.
“The only thing, this probably lasts four to six hours on me versus Delina, it lasts probably ten to twelve hours,” she said.
For over a $300 difference, she felt the re-application frequency was worth it.
Next up was the e.l.f. Suntouchable sunscreen, $14 as a dupe for the Supergoop equivalent, normally $38.
“It’s the exact same at the Supergoop Glow Screen, almost the exact same consistency and it looks the same on my skin,” she said.
Next up was a dupe that she admitted might be a little controversial.
She held up the Chanel Water Fresh foundation, normally priced at $70, and the L’oreal Age Perfect Serum Foundation, $17.
“This is one of my favorite foundations, I tried this L’oreal Age Perfect Radiant Skin on a whim, it was on sale at Walgreens, they are the exact same,” she said.
“They both give that same glowy look that doesn’t look like foundation.”
For primer, she felt that the L’oreal Lumi Glotion in the lighter shade Fair $13, was very similar to the Tula Filter Primer, $38, while the same product in the darker shade Medium was similar to the Drunk Elephant Anti-Pollution Sunshine Drops, $38.
“I might actually prefer this to the Drunk Elephant,” she admitted.
For moisturizer, she believed that the Bliss Ex-glow-sion cream, $25, was the same as the Tatcha Dewy cream, normally $70.
Last but not least, for body wash, she felt the Tree Hut Tropical Glow body wash, $10, performed almost exactly the same as the Sol de Janeiro version, $26.
People took to the comments to share their thoughts on her picks.
“The L’Oreal serum is a dupe for YSL too,” said one commenter.
“That L’Oreal serum foundation is fire,” said another.
“I use it every day, doesn’t settle into lines.”
“Also the L’oréal Lumiglow foundation is a dupe for CT flawless filter–and in my opinion lasts better too!” said a third.