‘My make-up stayed in place for 12 hours' Amazon shoppers rave over £8 setting spray that ‘works even in 34°c heat'
The budget beauty buy is at its lowest price on Amazon, so shoppers can currently pick it up for £7.99.
L'Oreal Infallible Setting Spray Mist 75ml, £7.99 (was £9.99)
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The L'Oreal Infallible Setting Spray Mist went viral on TikTok after users raved of its ultra-strong hold.
It has a lightweight mist consistency that doesn't leave any residue, promising transfer-proof and sweat-proof formula.
Unlike some other bestselling setting sprays (think Charlotte Tilbury and Urban Decay), L'Oreal's version is an aerosol mist, rather than a water spray.
While water-based setting mists can be good for achieving a dewy finish, aerosol sprays are typically fast-drying, and are often great for locking in make-up on oily skin types.
The £8 skincare product has racked up hundreds of five-star reviews.
One Amazon shopper wrote: "It worked really well in 34 degree heat, my friend purchased this for a recent holiday in Turkey and told me to try it.
Normally whenever I put on make-up on in heat it melts off after an hour, but this spray is truly amazing.
My make-up stayed in place all night, so I came straight home and ordered some - a make-up bag must-have."
Another added: "As a test I wore a cream coloured hoody to try it out and to my surprise I got no transfer when I pulled the hoody over my face!
Normally I get a orange collar at this point even after using other setting sprays.
I must admit by the end of the day there was a small amount of transfer, but nothing compared to other products and my collar had been rubbing against the makeup all day."
One/Size On 'Til Dawn Waterproof Setting Spray, £32
L'Oreal's Infallible Spray has been compared to the popular One/Size Waterproof Setting Spray online, and it's a fraction of the price.
Retailing for £18 for a 46ml bottle, the setting spray is also aerosol, and it works to set make-up in place and tighten the pores for a blurred, matte finish.
Setting sprays are a saviour in the hot weather, as our make-up fights against sweat and humidity.
It's one of the few products I couldn't be without for sweltering days in the office and holidays.
While I'm yet to try the L'Oreal spray for myself, the Sun Shopping team has put other summer skincare essentials to the test, including the best sun creams and the best SPFs for the face.
Several retailers have released beauty boxes in recent months dedicated to summer skincare, haircare and make-up, including Glossybox's Summer Beauty Bag, and Space NK's £80 Travel Edit worth £160.
£105 worth of products for £30, including Sol de Janeiro and La Roche-Posay.
The beauty box caused mass sell-outs on the website, so is unlikely to be restocked.
L'Oreal Infallible Setting Spray Mist may be worth considering.
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