Get the Drunk Elephant glow for less with these affordable dupes

Drunk Elephant's wildly popular bronzing drops are almost always sold out across Australia. Luckily, Bali Body's got an almost identical dupe you can grab for the bargain price of $29.95! The Bali Body Bronzing Serum blends in super well and gives a beautiful glow, says TikTok user @jessfromchemistwarehouse. All you have to do is add a drop into your normal moisturiser, which means a little goes a long way. You can either apply the cream all over your face for a bronzed goddess look, or it can be used on your cheeks in place of contouring.

Bali Body Bronzing Serum ($29.95 at Chemist Warehouse) / Drunk Elephant D-Bronzi Anti-Pollution Sunshine Drops ($60 at MECCA)

Looking for a magical potion that works just as good as A-Gloei, without the whooping $115 price tag? La Roche Posay's Retinol B3 Anti-Ageing Serum also contains retinol (with a pure and gradual release) to exfoliate skin and clear up imperfections. Unlike A-Gloei though, it's bursting with B3 and hyaluronic acid to lock in the skin's moisture, while hydrating, softening and smoothing. Plus, it's only $61.49 out of your bank account, not $115.

La Roche Posay Retinol B3 Anti-Ageing Serum ($71.95 at Adore Beauty) / Drunk Elephant A-Gloei Maretinol Oil ($115 at MECCA)

We can all agree that designer baggage = super chic. What’s not super chic is the baggage that’s made residence under our eyes. And what’s even worse? The high-end price tag we’re forking out to get rid of said baggage. Thankfully Derma E’s $38 (ish) price tag is a much less eye-watering (maybe that’s where the bags are coming from) price to bear. The 100 per cent vegan formulation features a skin-firming blend of copper peptides and bag-tightening Kakadu plum. Your now lifted eyes will be loving plant stem cell support you’re supplying it.

DERMA E Stem Cell Eye Lifting Treatment ($38.72 at iHerb) / Drunk Elephant Shaba Complex Eye Serum ($96 at MECCA)

We've said it once - and we'll say it as many times as you'll listen - thank goodness for Paula's Choice. Just like Drunk Elephant's C-Tango Eye Cream, Paula’s Choice C5 Super Boost Eye Cream is filled to the brim with peptides that help elasticity and sagging. There's also a tonne of vitamin C that adds glow and radiance to tired, dull eyes. And don't worry, its $55 price tag is a lot cuter than Drunk Elephant's $103 one (and probably our sagging eye bags before buying this...)

Paula’s Choice C5 Super Boost Eye Cream ($55 at Paula's Choice) / Drunk Elephant C-Tango Multivitamin Eye Cream ($103 at MECCA)

The Kopari Moisture Whipped Ceramide Cream is ridiculously similar to Drunk Elephant's Lala Retro Whipped Cream. So much so that they're both formulated with ceramide NP for balancing, soothing and moisture-locking benefits. However, while Drunk Elephant uses ceramides EOP and AP, Kopari opts for vegan ceramides like phytosphingosine to support the skin's barrier function. The two also use hydrating sodium hyaluronate, but Kopari takes moisture to a whole other level with squalane.

Kopari Moisture Whipped Ceramide Cream ($77 at Sephora) / Drunk Elephant Lala Retro Whipped Cream ($99 for 50ml at MECCA)

Okay, $30 for a quality lip balm is actually pretty good, but the Drunk Elephant Lippe Balm is a teeny tiny 3.7g. Mario Badescu's Lip Balm, on the other hand, gives you 10g of product for only $8! Not to mention, it provides just as much hydration with equally good ingredients. Our favourite thing though? Mario Badescu's product also contains vitamin E for protecting and repairing damage, as well as vitamin F - something you won't find in many products - let alone a lip balm.

Mario Badescu Lip Balm ($8 at Mario Badescu) / Drunk Elephant Lippe Balm ($29 at MECCA)

Behold, a perfect dupe for Drunk Elephant's $54 cleanser. Like most cleansers, the Heimish All Clean Green Foam Cleanser and Drunk Elephant Beste No. 9 Jelly Cleanser are designed to remove dirt, makeup and other impurities. But, they're also super gentle and non-drying, making them an ideal option for any skin type. What makes them eerily similar though is that both cleansers are formulated at an ideal pH level of 5.5, which means they're non-irritating to ensure even the most sensitive skin types can use them.

Heimish All Clean Green Foam Cleanser ($15.83 at iHerb) / Drunk Elephant Beste No. 9 Jelly Cleanser ($54 at MECCA)