Poundland is selling £2 dupe of Charlotte Tilbury’s £38 bronzing drops & they have an anti-ageing wonder ingredient too

ARE you looking to revamp your beauty game without spending hundreds and hundreds?

Then you may wish to plan a visit to the local Poundland where thrifty shoppers have spotted an affordable dupe of the cult favourite bronzing drops by Charlotte Tilbury.

The legendary make-up pro’s Beautiful Skin Island Glow Easy Tanning Drops have become all the rage amongst beauty buffs.

But while the bronzing product leaves us with a gorgeous, sun-kissed glow, these posh drops will also set you back an eye-watering £38.

Luckily, if you’re on the lookout for a purse-friendly alternative, the mega discount retailer Poundland has come to rescue with just the right pick – Body Stories Instant Bronzing Drops.

The summer skincare essential is selling for just £2 – or a whopping 19 times cheaper than the high-end version.

The blendable drops allow for easy application, giving you that perfect bronzed look, reads the description online.

Plus, they are fragrance-free, dermatologically tested, and vegan, making them a great choice for your beauty routine.

What’s more, the formula is also enriched with Shea butter and peptides – short chains of amino acids that are found in many anti-aging products. 

They help to support the skin’s collagen and elastin production to lend the complexion a younger, firmer and smoother-looking appearance.

To achieve that gorgeous glow and give your skin a youthful appearance, Poundland recommends to first give the bottle a good shake.

Then, proceed to apply a small amount to your face, chest – or anywhere you want a touch of bronze.

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Massage until absorbed – and you’re good to go.

According to the retailer, you can also order this item online – however, for free standard shopping customers will need to spend a minimum of £50.

The affordable price tag means that the drops have already taken the internet by storm, with one money-smart fan dubbing them ”excellent”.

”I’ve tried those bronzing drops they’re so good!” another was singing praises.

However, despite the promising reviews online, one TikToker, Ash (@makeupbyash.x), warned that the drops have a more cool hue to them that the original version.

Dubbing the dupe ”a fail”, the stunner claimed that not only did the liquid ”blend into nothing”, the drops were also packed with glitter.

”I don’t like that at all. Now my entire face has got glitter in it,” Ash said, adding that she’ll struggle to get rid of the sparkles ”all day”.

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