Are you tired of sitting on the waitlist for one of Hailey Bieber’s Rhode Peptide Lip Tints? We have five solutions to that problem: lip tint dupes that are just as juicy-looking and nourishing for your pretty little pout but more accessible. Many are available at your local drugstore, so you can have your cake and eat it, too! —Anastasia Barbuzzi
NYX Fat Oil Lip Drip ($9) comes in eight different colours ranging from a raspberry jelly-esque pink to espresso brown. Laced with vegan squalane, this hydrating, non-sticky gloss injects the lips with up to 12 hours of hydration, making it perfect for layering over top of your favourite lipstick to prevent drying.
Clarins’ Lip Perfector ($26) gained a cult following in years past for its creamy texture and sweet vanilla scent. But this textured gel is no edible Lip Smacker. Thanks to a healthy dose of shea butter, it plumps and hydrates, leaving lips looking soft, smooth, and shiny. Its six shades, ranging from rose-y pink to plum, provide a subtle hint of colour.
Summer Fridays’ Lip Butter Balm ($24) has become just as popular as the brand’s award-winning Jet Lag Mask and has many of the same qualities: it hydrates and soothes in seconds. Available in seven sheer shades, including beige and cherry red, it supplies instant moisture courtesy of shea and murumuru seed butter and a unique blend of non-greasy vegan waxes.
Minori Lip Gloss ($32) comes in four neutral shades created to complement your natural lip colour, from light taupe to pinky-mauve, and has a buttery-smooth feel. Its sheer, non-sticky formula protects your pout with vitamin E, shea butter, and jojoba seed oil. A bit of ultra-fine, barely visible shimmer is also in the mix to make your lips shine and look fuller.
Watier LOVE MY LIPS Caring Lip Oil ($26) is a lip-saving salve infused with hydrating vitamin E, hyaluronic acid, and moisturizing tsubaki oil for a comforting feel and smooth appearance. It’s available in three nearly transparent shades of neutral pink that add a light, non-sticky kiss of color to the lips, just enough to let your natural pigment shine through.
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