Shop Charlotte Tilbury's Magic Cream for under £50 thanks to little-known site
Charlotte Tilbury's Magic Cream is a skincare staple that beauty fans and insiders swear by. However, with a price tag of close to £79 for a full-size pot, it's not a wallet-friendly buy you can just cough up without thinking about it.
Now, thanks to a little-known savings site, we've found where fans can finally snap up the cult-favourite moisturiser for less than £50, and we're talking a full-size pot.
Boop Beauty is offering the cream for 37% off its RRP, bringing the price down to £49 from £79.
Originally created backstage to give models an instant glow before hitting the runway, Magic Cream has very quickly earned its legendary status in the beauty industry, becoming a favourite for make-up artists, editors and shoppers.
It's powered by the Magic 8 Matrix, a blend of skin-loving ingredients that delivers fast, visible results. Think plumper, smoother, more radiant skin in minutes.
The rich formula is packed full of hyaluronic acid, vitamin C & E, and the brand's signature Bionymph Peptide Complex to hydrate, brighten, and firm the skin.
These ingredients are also combined with soothing ones such as aloe vera, frangipani extract, and camellia oil, which is perfect if you deal with any redness or sensitivity, as they help to calm the skin and leave your complexion looking completely even and luminous.
The Magic Cream has been labelled as 'selling fast' on Boop Beauty's website, however, it is also still available to shop for the full price of £79 on Charlotte Tilbury 's own website, Cult Beauty and Harvey Nichols.
Shoppers are full of praise for this hydrating cream with one raving its " magic in a jar" and "My skin has never looked so good. hormonal acne no longer lives on my skin instead I have clear glowing skin. So many compliments for my 52 years Young complexion".
While the main criticism comes from shoppers who think the product is too expensive for what you get, which is why Boop Beauty's deal is the perfect opportunity to try this out if you havent' already or stock up on a trusty favourite.
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