No Joke, I'm Replacing My Expensive Lip Oil With This Affordable One Right Away

It's no secret that shiny, glossy lips are in right now. In fact, we predict that this will be one of the biggest makeup trends of 2024. Although a standard lip gloss is a great way to get the look, I personally prefer a lip oil. Not only do lip oils give you that really shiny finish, but they often contain nourishing ingredients to help hydrate your lips at the same time. As a beauty editor, I've tried my fair share of options over the years, and I'd be lying if I said I wasn't obsessed with the famous Dior lip oil. This product went viral last year, and for good reason; it hydrates the lips, gives a seriously glossy finish and comes in eight beautiful shades. That being said, it's not cheap. This designer lip oil will set you back £32, and whilst I think it's worth the investment, there are definitely some more affordable alternatives on the market.

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I'm not one to gatekeep, so I've taken it upon myself to round up the best Dior lip oil alternatives that deliver on shine without breaking the bank. From new launches to old favourites, there are lots to choose from, so if you want a glossy, hydrated pout but don't fancy spending over £30, then keep on scrolling. 

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Shop the Dior Lip Oil:

Shop the Best Dior Lip Oil Alternatives:

1. E.l.f. Cosmetics Glow Reviver Lip Oil

Editor's Pick:

2. Kosas Wet Lip Oil Gloss

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Shop More Dior Lip Oil Alternatives:

3. Beauty Pie Collagen Lip Oil +

4. Fenty Skin Barbados Cherry Lip Oil

5. Nyx Fat Oil Lip Drip Gloss

6. Vieve Lip Dew

7. Lottie London Oil Slick Lip Oil

8. Gisou Honey Infused Lip Oil

9. Haus Labs PhD Hybrid Lip Oil

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Junior Beauty Editor

Grace Lindsay is the junior beauty editor at Who What Wear UK. At the age of 18 she decided to train as a makeup artist before going on to study english and media at Goldsmiths University. It was during that time that she explored her love for journalism by interning at a small beauty start-up based in Shoreditch. Since then, she has worked at a number of publications including Marie Claire and Hello!, where her love for all things beauty continued to grow.

As Who What Wear UK's junior beauty editor, she covers everything from the latest hair trends to the stand-out makeup products of the season.