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Daily Record
3 days ago
- Business
- Daily Record
Get Charlotte Tilbury's iconic lipstick for under £3 with this money-saving tip
The Mini Pillow Talk Lip Kit by Charlotte Tilbury usually retails for £21 Fans of Charlotte Tilbury are in for a delightful surprise as beauty enthusiasts have discovered a method to snag the brand's iconic lipstick and matching lip liner for less than £2.50 each. The Mini Pillow Talk Lip Kit includes a mini matte revolution lipstick and mini lip cheaper liner in Pillow Talk Fair, a universally appealing, cool pink hue. The mini K.I.S.S.I.N.G. lipstick in Pillow Talk Fair is infused with hydrating lip tree extracts, light-diffusing pigments, and crambe oil, promising a long-lasting, moisturised look with a luxurious satin formula. Impressively, this popular lipstick sells every two seconds, reports the Manchester Evening News. The kit also features a Lip Cheat lip liner in Pillow Talk Fair, with a full size pencil retailing for £22 on its own. This cool-toned pink mini lip liner boasts the brand's acclaimed waterproof formula, designed to define, reshape, and enhance the appearance of lips. Typically, the Mini Pillow Talk Lip Kit retails at £21, but there's a trick to secure it for even less. Shoppers who utilise TopCashback can acquire it for less than £5, and while the process may seem intimidating, it's free and straightforward to complete. New TopCashback members who make their purchase via this unique link will not only receive a £15 sign-up bonus but also cashback, reducing the set's price to £4.83 after all discounts are applied. Consequently, the individual cost of the lipstick and liner drops to £2.41 each. How to sign up to TopCashback To claim the new member bonus, new members of TopCashback need to sign up via this link Search for Charlotte Tilbury and click 'Get Cashback Now' Shop and checkout as usual Cashback will then track and appear in your TopCashback account within seven working days of your purchase Meanwhile, LookFantastic stocks the Pat McGrath Labs Satinallure Lipstick across three different shades for £27. Over at Sephora, the M.A.C Lustreglass Lipstick, available in 13 shades, has been reduced to £17.50 from £25. Whilst the Mini Pillow Talk Lip Kit is fresh to market with just five five-star reviews online, the brand's sought-after Pillow Talk Fair lipstick has earned an impressive 4.5 out of five stars from over 85 online reviews. One delighted customer commented: "Finally the colour I've been waiting for from Charlotte Tilbury. It's the perfect shade for my fair complexion and lovely and light without being concealer light, it has become my go to lipstick." Beauty deal of the week YSL Black Opium remains an iconic perfume - and we know where to bag the newest edition for its cheapest price. The YSL BLack Opium Le Parfum offers a more vanilla-heavy fragrance that has been hailed as "intoxicating" in reviews, with a 50ml now half-price at Boots after being dropped from £115 to £57.50. Massive saving aside, it's the cheapest it can be bought for at the moment, as rival retailers Superdrug, Lookfantastic and The Perfume Shop still stock it at full-price. This interpretation of the iconic perfume was only launched in 2022, with its original floral gourmand fragrance still offering its famed notes that include pear accord, green mandarin, orange flower petals, jasmine sambac and cinnamon. However, the iconic coffee accord has been twisted with four different, yet still complimentary, notes of vanilla, which is said to be its most important ingredient, to create an "unexpected smoothness, with uncompromising intensity." Meanwhile, the unique glossy bottle that has been crafted from a precious black stone, with its dazzling glitter emblem at the heart, eludes to the luxuriousness of the fragrance contained within. As for the YSL Black Opium Le Parfum, Boots shoppers wanting to take advantage of the half-price discount will be glad to hear it has amassed a 4.7 rating from thousands of customers who say it "lasts all day" and "literally turns heads" when it is worn. One five-star review read: "I love the fragrance. I used a lot the first time, not realising how intense it was. It lasts all day and continues to smell great. I literally turn heads when I wear it." Don't miss Boots' half-price discount on the YSL Black Opium Le Parfum (50ml) that is now £57.50, down from £115. Another reviewer penned: "I didn't think this lipstick would suit me but, wow, once I'd applied it, I absolutely fell in love with it. It is a really natural nude-looking lip colour which suits any makeup look and I think it would also suit any skin tone! The packaging is also really sleek and luxurious. "Love this lipstick," someone else remarked. "It gives a lovely pinky/nude colour to my lips with a satin finish. It feels moisturising in my lips, and the colour lasted for over five hours. As usual, the packaging is very chic and classy." One shopper, however, gave the Mini Pillow Talk Lip Kit a lukewarm three-star rating, citing that the hue left them looking "washed out". Their review stated: "I bought this lipstick because the original pillow talk is not a cool shade and it doesn't suit me. "When I got it, it looked nothing like a cool pink shade. It was a creamier, lighter version of the original and it makes me look very washed out. This has been mentioned by others. Giving it a three, only because it feels nice on the lips." Conversely, another customer was thrilled with their new Charlotte Tilbury acquisition, sharing: "The Charlotte Tilbury pillow talk lipstick is a very luxurious brand to buy. "Firstly this colour is so gorgeous, subtle but vibrant at the same time. What I love the most about this product is the smell the lipstick has. It's got a gorgeous scent and it feels so moisturising on my lips. One of my favourite lipsticks to wear." Join the Daily Record WhatsApp community! Get the latest news sent straight to your messages by joining our WhatsApp community today. You'll receive daily updates on breaking news as well as the top headlines across Scotland. No one will be able to see who is signed up and no one can send messages except the Daily Record team. All you have to do is click here if you're on mobile, select 'Join Community' and you're in! If you're on a desktop, simply scan the QR code above with your phone and click 'Join Community'. 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Yahoo
07-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Couple Has Been Married for 23 Years, but Their 7-Year-Old Just Found Out in Sweet Viral TikTok (Exclusive)
A 7-year-old boy went viral after realizing for the first time that his parents are married — despite 23 years of marriage His mom, Kat Parker, captured the moment in a candid TikTok filled with innocent questions and childhood logic The sweet exchange has resonated with parents everywhere, reminding them that kids process big things in their own time A 7-year-old's innocent question has gone viral after his mom, Kat Parker, captured the moment he first realized his parents were married — despite 23 years of wedded bliss. In a now-beloved TikTok, Parker's son sits at the kitchen table, piecing together the clues: 'Sometimes I see you guys kissing, I see you guys hugging. Now I think you guys are married,' he says in the viral clip. His mom confirms, and the conversation unfolds with the kind of wide-eyed curiosity only a child can bring. 'I have three children. I have a 23-year-old, my son is the oldest, and then I have a 19-year-old girl, and then my 7-year-old, he's the youngest. Been married for 23 years. It'd be 24 years in November,' Parker tells PEOPLE. She explains that her approach to parenting has evolved over the years, and with her youngest, she's focused on being present and capturing milestones — sometimes on social media, sometimes in private journals. Parker says the viral moment was as much a shock to her as it was to her followers. 'I was very surprised that we were having that conversation, because, honestly, I thought he knew that we were married,' she says. 'We have a wedding photo on our mantel that has been there since 2019, we call each other husband, wife… So I was surprised, because I thought he knew, but then I realized, wait a minute, kids, they process life in their own timeline,' she continues. The TikTok itself is a masterclass in childhood logic and sweetness. Her son, after learning his parents are married, bursts into the K.I.S.S.I.N.G. nursery rhyme. For Parker, the moment was a reminder that children experience the world at their own pace. Nancy Valerie Photography Kat Parker and her family Kat Parker and her family 'It just proves that kids are going to process things when they're ready to process them. And we just have to be ready to be there and have those conversations with them and allow them, create that space for them to have those conversations, and not make them feel shame or guilt or embarrassment for the questions that they're asking,' she says. Parker, who is also a leadership and life coach, shares these moments online not just for laughs, but to model emotional intelligence in parenting. 'I feel like these conversations between my son and I are emotionally intelligent conversations where not only am I showing up as emotionally intelligent as I can, but I'm also teaching him to be emotionally intelligent,' she says. Related: Andy Cohen's Son Ben, 5, Asks Him If He'll Hug Him 'All the Way to School' in Adorable Video Her son's curiosity isn't new: Parker recalls thinking he might have hearing trouble as a toddler, only to realize he was carefully studying how she formed words. The Parker family's approach to discussing their relationship has changed over time, especially as they've become more deliberate about fostering emotional intelligence. Courtesy of Kat Parker Kat Parker and her family Kat Parker and her family 'We both are so intentional in how we speak to him, especially about our relationship, especially because we want him to understand that we are a family. Mommy and Daddy are a unit. We make decisions together. Mommy and Daddy will always love you. We will always create this safe space for you,' Parker shares. After the video went viral, Parker shared it with her husband, who was out of town at the time. 'He thought it was hilarious. He thought it was really cute. And he was a little surprised too, that he didn't know that we were married,' she says. Related: Drake Bell Says 3-Year-Old Son Asked 'Why Do They Keep Calling You Timmy?' Upon Seeing The Fairly OddParents (Exclusive) As he gets older, she hopes her son learns that his parents are human and not perfect, but that they have love and it shows within them. 'Looking at us, I hope that he understands that he is human, and he's going to make mistakes, but finding someone that you love, that you enjoy doing life together with, that it makes it worth it to go through those hard times,' she shares. While her son continuously shows off his growing emotional intelligence, being a mom of three has taught Parker important lessons. Nancy Valerie Photography Kat Parker and her children Kat Parker and her children 'The biggest lesson is that it's okay to apologize to your children. That's probably the biggest thing, because showing them that it's okay to apologize, and an adult can apologize to them for maybe raising their voice. Going back to my kids and showing them that I am not too proud to apologize to them, I think, will help them when they are parents as well,' she shares. In all, sharing these moments with the world is about more than just documenting family life. 'Be intentional about creating a safe space for your children,' she shares. 'I think that has probably been one of the biggest joys of my parenting, is knowing that my children are not afraid to come to me with anything.' 'I never thought at 47 years old that I would enjoy hanging out with a 7-year-old the way that I do,' she adds, 'but he is absolutely amazing.' Read the original article on People
