SEARCHING for a duplicate of your favorite makeup brand can be risky.
However, finding one that works for you is not uncommon.
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Rainbow Beauty is an Affordable Scam for Truly BeautyCredit: TikTok / kimnuzzolo
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These products are sold at Walmart, CVS, and other similar stores.Credit: TikTok / kimnuzzolo
Truly Beauty is known for the fun colors and scents of all of its skin care products, as well as their incredible performance.
The brand offers lotions, toners, moisturizers and much more.
While the products can be found at stores like Ulta, they are more expensive with most products costing more than $20.
However, a TikToker found a duplicate that looks nearly identical.
Find the beauty of the rainbow
Beauty expert Kim shares her favorite finds on her TikTok, KimNuzzolo.
She shared in a video how she bumped into Rainbow Beauty at Walmart and instantly recognized it as cheating on Truly.
When she turned it over, she saw that the product also had the same address and labels as Truly beauty.
These skin care products can be found at stores like Walmart and CVS.
They offer the same cruelty-free products like body scrubs and pimple patches at a more affordable price.
Truly’s Buns Of Glowry Smoothing Booty Polish is $28, while the Rainbow Beauty Booty Body Polish is $8.98.
Not only that, but the Rainbow Scrub weighs in at 8 ounces, while the Truly Scrub weighs just two ounces.
The Sun contacted Truly to confirm if they also produce Rainbow Beauty.
Other beauty tricks
There are duplicates for every high-end product you can think of.
Charlotte Tilbury’s Hollywood Flawless Filter is one of their most popular products.
This sheer, shimmery foundation is worn under foundation and on its own.
But at $44, it’s an expensive product to keep around as a staple.
When ELF Cosmetics launched its $14 Halo Glow Liquid Filter, beauty lovers were eager to see how it stacked up against the Flawless Filter.
TikTok makeup influencer Mikayla Nogueira posted a video of her trying the two products side by side on her face.
“It’s absolutely a perfect match. I’m not kidding, I take dupes very seriously, this looks identical,” she says.
Bree runs the TikTok account ScurtoWorld, where she helps people find affordable beauty products.
On his most recent visit to Target, he found fake products from popular designers.
Fenty’s products are so popular that they constantly sell out at stores like Sephora.
If you love the Flyiner but can’t find it or are looking for a cheaper alternative, Bree suggests the Renaissance Flick Eyeliner.
The gold packaging looks luxurious and the felt tip helps the liner glide on.
The best part is that it’s only $9, while the Flyiner is $24.
Find out how to find affordable duplicates for anything on Amazon.
Plus, another beauty expert shared her favorite Walmart products under $5.
Source: www.the-sun.com