Viral Aussie beauty brand finally launches in UK stores
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If you're on TikTok or Instagram, it's very likely MCoBeauty has appeared on your feed.
Whether it's an influencer comparing the brand's £12 Miracle Setting Spray to a £32 designer version, or a makeup artist raving about its budget-friendly bronzing drops, the Aussie brand has become a bit of a viral sensation – and now, UK shoppers can finally get their hands on it as it's just launched into Superdrug!
There's no denying that we all love a bargain and MCoBeauty has become known for its affordable 'budget buys' of some of the biggest names in beauty (*Ahem* Charlotte Tilbury, Glossier and Rhode).
And, with prices between £6 – £15, it's no wonder beauty lovers are excited about the launch.
Some might be sceptical of cheaper alternatives, but MCoBeauty products are winning fans over and have countless five-star reviews.
Want to know which products are worth adding to basket? We've listed some of the best buys below.
MCoBeauty Flawless Glow Luminous Skin Filter
The MCoBeauty Flawless Glow Luminous Skin Filter is clearly a dupe for Charlotte Tilbury's Hollywood Flawless Filter, giving a radiant, soft-focus finish for a fraction of the price. Wear it alone, under makeup, or mixed with foundation for instantly brighter, lit-from-within skin. It's lightweight, hydrating, and a bargain.
Buy Now for £15
MCoBeauty Peptide Lip Treatment
If you're addicted to Rhode's Peptide Lip Treatment but can't quite justify the £18 price tag, try the MCoBeauty Peptide Lip Treatment instead. Delivering a similar glossy, pillowy finish and packed with hydrating peptides, it leaves lips looking fuller, softer, and perfectly glazed.
Buy Now for £8
MCoBeauty Xtendlash Mascara
The MCoBeauty XtendLash Mascara is a bestselling dupe for Glossier's Lash Slick, giving lashes length, definition, all without the clumps. Its tubing formula lifts and separates every lash for a natural, fluttery finish that won't smudge, transfer or flake.
Buy now for £10
MCoBeauty Highlight & Glow Beauty Wand
MCoBeauty's Highlight & Glow Beauty Wand is a spot-on dupe for the Charlotte Tilbury favourite, giving you that same dewy, radiant finish for way less. Super easy to apply with its cushion tip, it blends like a dream and leaves your skin looking fresh and glowy.
Buy Now for £12
MCoBeauty Brow Laminate Sculpt & Set
The MCoBeauty Brow Laminate Sculpt & Set is a must-have dupe for Refy's cult-fave brow gel. It sets brows in place all day with zero crunch, so you get natural, feathery definition that holds hairs in place all day.
Buy Now for £10
MCoBeauty Glow Up Ph Powder Blush
Hailed as a dupe for Dior, the MCoBeauty Glow Up Ph Powder Blush gives your skin that fresh, flushed look without breaking the bank. This cult-favourite alternative delivers a natural, buildable pop of colour that lasts all day. Super blendable and lightweight, it adds a healthy glow to any look.
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Whether you're after a glowy primer, a sculpting brow gel, or a lash-lengthening mascara that makes your eyes pop, MCoBeauty might just become your new favourite obsession.
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