Another one for glow-getters, this delivers SPF protection with a dewy base that leaves you feeling like you don’t need to wear make-up – though Elf’s only has two shades, whereas Supergoop has four, and Elf’s is a lower protection factor than Supergoop’s.
I tried the affordable Elf dupes for make-up and skincare brands like Charlotte Tilbury and Dior - these are the best ones to buy There are few things that light a fire in a beauty aficionado’s heart more than a cheap dupe of a cult product.
I was very impressed when I tried this – a clear gel formula that works on all skin tones, it feels exactly like a blurring primer so you don’t need to worry about a shiny face after applying your daily SPF.
Again, the protection of Supergoop’s is higher, and the Elf formula does have a faint chemical whiff to it, but it’s £21 cheaper.
And Elf is particularly good at it – be it make-up or skincare, all of their products are supremely affordable and often very popular dupes of more high-end brands.
