Beauty lovers go wild for an £8 dupe of the viral Dior lip oil that leaves you with the ultimate ‘plump & glossy’ pout

UNLESS you've been living under a rock for the last few months, you will know just how popular the viral Dior lip oil is.

But whilst pouts all over the world, and social media, may love the lip product, the same can't necessarily be said about our wallets - as it retails for an eye-watering £22.

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Luckily, if you're on the lookout for a budget-friendly alternative - or simply want to up your beauty game on the cheap - look no further, as shoppers have found the perfect solution.

Although the high street is full of lipsticks and glosses, one such dupe that retails for under £10 is e.l.f. Glow Reviver Lip Oil - and it's been all the rage recently.

Available in seven different shades, the glossy tinted lip oil helps to nourish and hydrate your pout almost instantly.

Shoppers - who can purchase the product for £8 at Superdrug - can pick between Crystal Clear, Rose Envy, Red Delicious, Honey Talks and Jam Session, to name a few.

Not only is the lip oil affordable and retails in a range of shades, the non-sticky formula also works to enhance your lips’ natural colour.

For those who want to add a touch of colour to their pout, they can use as well a lip liner underneath.

The lip oil, which comes with a ''plush, oversized cushion applicator'', has won an impressive 4.8 rating out of more than 1.3k delighted customers.

One happy Superdrug fan wrote: "This product is so amazing, it’s so much better than any lip oil I've tried before and definitely so much cheaper.

''I'm absolutely obsessed, I bought four colours and use them every day."

Another chimed in: "It is so pretty on the lips and is definitely a dupe for the Dior, would repurchase in the future.''

"This lip oil is better than the Dior one. Love the wand and shades,'' a third insisted.

With a whopping 80 per cent of people recommending the £8 bargain, there's been very little criticism of the lip oil - however, not everyone's impressed with the results.

One warned: "It’s true it doesn’t show on you drinking glass, but it doesn’t stay on. It tastes awful and smells awful too!"

Another also wasn't blown away by the product, wondering what all the hype behind it was.

''I don't understand why this has gone viral. Yes, this is moisturizing...but so is a lip balm or petroleum jelly or even a lip gloss.

''It's not pigmented. I tried the deepest shade (Jam Session) and, even with building up, it's very sheer to the point of nonexistent in colour.''

Heading to Superdrug in the upcoming days? Don't forget to check out their other deals, such as a dupe of Alien perfume for a mere £2.99.

Other bargains people have been raving about include a £4.99 shampoo that's totally ''changed'' their world - and now, they can go days without washing their hair.

Not only this, but the thrilled customer even described the Superdrug Revive Keratin Shampoo 400ml as '‘miracle in a bottle'’.

The haircare essential is suitable for vegetarians and vegans, and the bottle is made from 100% recycled plastic. 

It costs £4.99, but if you’re a Superdrug member, you can get it for £2.48, saving you £2.51.

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