Amazon cuts 38% off cream that's 'just like' Charlotte Tilbury

Revolution's Miracle Cream is now down to £6.25 for Prime Day

Amazon shoppers race to bag Revolution Miracle Cream at 38% off that's 'just like' Charlotte Tilbury

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In the Amazon Prime Big Deals Day sale, the Revolution Beauty Miracle Cream has had a major 38% discount. Usually priced at the £10 mark, it's now cut to an even more wallet-friendly £6.25 and shoppers have been raving about its results.

You can also find the Miracle Cream on offer for £8 direct from the Revolution Beauty London website, or for £7.50 at Look Fantastic. The cream is also stocked at Boots, however the Amazon Prime Day deal is definitely the current best saving.

Described as a 'supercharged' face cream, it promises to 're-energise your base for smoother, plumper and younger-looking skin'. Targeting tired and dull complexions, the Miracle Cream provides a 'more rejuvenated look' while being suitable for all skin types.

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With key ingredients of niacinamide to target uneven skin tone, Vitamin C to help brighten the complexion, and hyaluronic acid to hydrate, the cream promises to 'absorb perfectly' into the skin. Based on over 1,800 global customers, the cream has earned 4.3 out of five stars overall.

This pleased reviewer Caitlin shared: "This is a fantastic dupe for Charlotte Tilbury’s magic cream and it’s half the price. Absolutely swear by it, the only moisturiser I ever use!" Similarly Cathy said: "Great cream. Just like the Charlotte Tilbury version!"

Elizabeth has noticed a difference after a week, she said: "Nice texture, works well absorbent into my skin. Works well on my aging skin at 59 I need all the help I can get. Been using it for a week I notice a difference. My skin is smoother. It has a nice fragrance. I will buy it again. It is a bit sticky going in but take your time as the results are worth it."

This customer likes it as a makeup primer, they said: "Excellent cream for the price very impressed, not sticky leaves skin smooth ready for makeup. Glad to find this will buy again."

However, not everyone is convinced the cream is a 'miracle worker' after all, for example one customer said: "Nothing exciting about this. It absorbed well but I really didn’t feel it made much of a difference. Pleasant smell though."

Alternatively, you can pick up a Charlotte Tilbury Magic Cream for £79, if you don't mind paying the premium price. Or, Look Fantastic has the cult-favourite Egyptian Magic for £29, which is described as a 'multi-tasking, all-natural cream for skin and hair, created with six moisturising and reparative ingredients'.

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