Bali Body Bronzing Serum by Chemist Warehouse perfect dupe of Drunk Elephant D-Bronzi Drops
Chemist Warehouse employee finds an affordable $54 ‘dupe’ of sold-out face tint: ‘It’s better than the original’
- An Aussie Chemist Warehouse worker has found a perfect ‘dupe’
- Drunk Elephant’s Sunshine Drops costs $54 and is sold out online
- Bali Body’s Bronzing Serum is just as good and costs $30 – a price difference of $24
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A Chemist Warehouse employee has spilled her secret dupe of a popular beauty product that keeps selling out online.
Jess, who works for the retailer and shares insider tips, said Bali Body’s $29.95 Bronzing Serum is a perfect alternative to Drunk Elephant’s $54 viral D-Bronzi Sunshine drops.
The Drunk Elephant bronzer is out of stock in stores and online across the country, so Jess tested Bali Body’s version to see if it delivers impressive results.
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Chemist Warehouse Worker Jess (pictured) has revealed a perfect dupe for a viral bronzer that is selling out online and in stores across the country
Bali Body’s Bronzing Serum (left) is a dupe of and $24 cheaper than the mega-popular Drunk Elephant D-Bronzi Sunshine drops (right)
Both bronzing drops are used to hydrate the skin while providing a warm sun-kissed glow, but Bali Body’s serum is $24 cheaper.
Jess tried out the Bali Body bronzing serum by adding a few drops of it to her moisturizer, as the instructions say.
“I have a good amount of moisturizer, I don’t know how much to use. I think it really depends on how dark you want it,” she explained.
Jess tried out the Bali Body bronzing serum by adding a few drops of it to her moisturizer, as the instructions say
The beauty lover mixed the two products on the back of her hand and applied it to her face.
“It blended well and gave me a beautiful bronze glow. However, I’d recommend putting on a fake tan because it might be kind of funny with pale skin,” Jess said.
“You could just apply it on the cheeks as a cream bronzer,” she added.
Many viewers in the comments agreed that the bronzer was a perfect Drunk Elephant dupe, with one thinking it was even better than the original.
This looks a lot better than the drunken elephant drops in my opinion and a more affordable option too. Very nice,’ they said.
“I use this and this is 100 percent a dupe of Drunk Elephant drops,” another agreed.
“No, don’t sell them either,” wrote a third.