A TIKTOKER shared her secrets to quick anti-aging results using some of her favorite skincare products with her followers.
Both are less than $100 and can be used multiple times.
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Skincare influencer Amy Chang, @bondenavantTikTok: She shared some anti-aging products that are particularly effective with her followers in a recent tweet Video.
She not only picked products that she believes work quickly, but she also chose more affordable items, each under $100.
Her first pick was a miracle moisturizer worth $64
“The Charlotte Tilbury Moisturizer has 8,000 reviews on Sephora, and a rating of 4.7 because it’s that good,”She said.
It contains Vitamin C to brighten and Vitamin A to Soothe. But it’s the combination of lightweight silicones, shea butter, and other ingredients that give it its super-smooth slippery texture that smoothes out fine lines and locks it in moisture.
Chang shared the following: “doubles as a makeup primer,”It’s so potent that it can be used as an antiaging product. “literally makes my pores and fine lines disappear.”
She also loves No7 Laboratories Line Correcting and Boosting Serum ($41), which she purchased. “works really great for deeper lines.”
The SkinTok star claims that her laugh lines are now acceptable after just five nights.
“I don’t have wrinkles on my eyes or forehead, but they did say that they saw in studies that it helps with those after just two weeks.”
Dr. Koo, a plastic surgeon, made a comment about Chang’s words in the comments.
Dr. Koo stated: “Instantly?! Sounds like magic,”A side-eye emoji is added to the words.
Chang replied by correcting herself and saying “Should have used ‘quickly.'”
It doubles as a primer for makeup, but another viewer shared that they use the Charlotte Tilbury Moisturizer to do another purpose.
“I use Charlotte Tilbury for my hands. The best,”They agreed.
Chang supported the choice made by the skincare lover. “She bougie, and I love it.”
Another user was skeptical about using a cream from a cosmetic brand.
“My skin had so many breakouts using this cream – not for me, plus I don’t trust skincare from a make-up company,”According to a TikTok user
SkinToker Chang stated that she initially had similar reservations, but that her skin was not lying.
“That’s how I felt at first…. But this cream, my skin loves it,”She raved about it.
One commenter suggested a well-known brand from a drugstore when it comes to cheaper dupes.
“Why are you spending 64$ for a cream almost identical to Nivea,”They agreed.
But, other beauty lovers have not confirmed that Nivea is a good substitute for Charlotte Tilbury’s cream.
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