Kate Middleton's favourite lip-perfecting gloss is slashed to under £15 in sale
Kate Middleton 's beauty secrets are in high demand, and now, fans looking to replicate her understated yet stunning makeup routine have cause to celebrate. Snapped wearing the sought-after Clarins Instant Light Natural Lip Perfector at Wimbledon in 2019, the Duchess often opts for this minimal makeup product, which has just landed on sale.
Over at All Beauty, Kate's beloved Clarins Lip Perfector is currently slashed from its full price of £25 to £12.95, rivalling Black Friday prices. Back in November last year, Debenhams axed this Clarins lip balm to £18.40, beating the likes of Boots and Clarins' own discounts.
With its high popularity and royal endorsement, makeup enthusiasts eager to score this bargain will need to act fast. Kate's beloved lip balm is currently up for grabs on Amazon or Sephora for £20, or at Boots for £25.
Touted as more than just a moisturiser, this Clarins lip perfector delivers a subtle tint for Kate's effortlessly chic glow. At under £15, it's a top pick for on-the-go, quick touch-ups, whether on its own or over a lipstick base.
It is worth noting that Kate's go-to shade is the Rose Shimmer, which is available at Amazon, Boots, Sephora, and All Beauty, but it isn't the colour that has this delectable discount. It's the Apricot Shimmer that's available for the majorly reduced price of £12.95.
Kate's endorsement surely catapulted this balm to fame, but the product isn't lacking in glowing reviews either.
Though it currently doesn't have any reviews at All Beauty, it does have nearly 800 5-star ratings at Boots. One thrilled buyer beams: "Love this tinted balm - super natural glow and so moisturising. Very subtle hint of colour when you don't want a strong lip shade. Leaves my lips super soft!"
Another satisfied customer raves: "Holy Grail for Effortless, Glossy Lips! I've tried countless lip products, but the Clarins Lip Perfector stands out as a true staple in my makeup bag. The formula is ultra-smooth, hydrating, and gives my lips the perfect soft, plump look without any stickiness. It has just the right amount of color to enhance your natural lips, making it ideal for everyday wear or layering over lipstick. The applicator feels luxurious and makes it easy to apply on the go. Bonus: it smells like vanilla—subtle but so comforting. If you're looking for that 'your lips but better' finish with a silky, non-greasy texture, this is it. Total game-changer!"
And a third chimes in: "I love this lip treatment. The color is very flattering, the consistency is great. It's not too sticky or thick. It feels so moisturizing on my lips and it wears off so nicely. Would 10/10 recommend."
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