I Tried This TikTok-Viral Product and I've Had So Many Compliments on My Skin

If you've read any of my articles, you'll know that there's nothing I love more than a glowing complexion. From illuminating primers to dewy foundations, I've tried my fair share of products on my quest to get glowing skin, so when I heard that Drunk Elephant had released a new product promising instant radiance, I knew I had to give it a go. I'm sure you've all heard of the viral Drunk Elephant D-Bronzi Anti-Pollution Sunshine Drops. This clever product blew up on social media, and for good reason. The easy-to-use drops act as a skincare-and-makeup hybrid, delivering a bronzy glow that everyone on TikTok was obsessed with. Well, now the brand has released a new version, which offers a more subtle approach whilst still giving that glowing finish. Say hello to B-Goldi Bright Drops.

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These drops deliver instant radiance without the bronzing effect, which I personally think makes them a lot more wearable. They can be used on both the face and body, and are designed to be mixed with your favourite serum or moisturiser. After seeing the drops all over TikTok, I couldn't wait to get my hands on them and see what all the hype was about. Keep on scrolling for my honest review.

DRUNK ELEPHANT B-GOLDI BRIGHT DROPS REVIEW

What Do the Drunk Elephant B-Goldi Bright Drops Do?

So, what do these drops actually do? Similar to the bronzing drops, they act as a skincare-and-makeup hybrid, delivering a radiant, pearlescent finish alongside lots of nourishing skincare benefits. In the formula you'll find a 5% concentration of niacinamide, mulberry leaf extract, squalane, marula oil and more to hydrate the complexion, and trust me when I say that your skin will be left feeling soft all day long.

How Do You Use the Drunk Elephant B-Goldi Bright Drops?

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The brand recommends mixing the drops in with your chosen moisturiser or serum, but I also like mixing them with my makeup for a serious glow. All I do is apply two to three pumps of foundation on the back of my hand and mix in two to three drops of the B-Goldi Bright Drops before applying to my skin with a foundation brush. The result? A hydrated, luminous base that looks great all day long. 

What Is the Difference Between the D-Bronzi and the B-Goldi Bright Drops?

I've seen a lot of people asking about the differences between these new drops and the brand's original D-Bronzi drops. The main difference is that the B-Goldi Bright Drops don't contain a bronze tint. Instead, they add more of a golden finish to the skin. Although this might be a downside for some, as mentioned before, I personally find that this makes the brand's new drops a lot more wearable and easier to use.

Are the Drunk Elephant B-Goldi Bright Drops Worth it?

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After putting it to the test, I can confirm that B-Goldi Bright Drops are absolutely worth it. Don't get me wrong, you definitely don't need this product in your routine, but if you're in the market for a something that will help hydrate the skin and deliver an instant glow, then this is for you. Although the drops are a little bit of an investment for something that isn't a must, you only need to use a small amount, so it's safe to say that a bottle will last you for quite a while. The fact that the drops can also be used on your body is a big plus, and I can see myself reaching for this throughout the festive season to add some radiance to my legs or chest.

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This story originally appeared at an earlier date and has since been updated.

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.