Charlotte Tilbury’s Magic Cream is a miracle, and for good reason: it has a vast celebrity following and makeup professionals swear by its skin-transforming abilities.
But, let’s face it, even in the absence of the current cost-of-living crisis, many of us can’t justify the price.
That’s why, when a low-cost product emerges with all the signs of a high-end offering, we pay attention.
Revolution Pro’s aptly named Miracle Cream has proved to be a big hit with skincare fans, who praise its ‘thick and rich’ formula and hail it as the ‘perfect primer’ – a worthy substitute when we can’t quite spring for Charlotte Tilbury’s Magic Cream (which is a luxe option, at £79, for those with the funds), perhaps?
According to the reviews, one hailed its ‘beautiful consistency and scent’.
They wrote: ‘Was recommended this product and decided to try it as the original magic cream is £45 and in the current economical crisis, every penny counts but skincare is still important. Very pleased with this cream!’
While another said: ‘Absolutely love this cream… this delivers great results my skin has never looked so good!’
And a third wrote, commenting on how the Miracle Cream is a winner for sensitive skin: ‘I have very sensitive skin on my face and occasional break outs of rosacea but this didn’t affect my skin adversely at all. It has a very light perfume, feels lovely on my skin and is non greasy.’
The cream is currently on sale on sale for £7, making it a complete steal as a daily moisturiser. There’s no wonder it’s rated as one of Amazon’s bestsellers.
The brand claims it will ‘transform tired and dull complexions in four weeks’ – and if the glowing reviews are anything to go by, it’s impressing many of its users, with one noting: ‘Decided to try this new cream after reading the positive reviews, got to say that I’m in total agreement with them.’
Formulated with niacinamide, vitamin C, hyaluronic acid, peptides, camelina oil and shea butter, this fast-absorbing cream is packed with skin-boosting nutrients.
Curious to try this bestselling cream yourself? You can buy it online now for £7.
Source My Celebrity Life.
