Affordable Beauty Dupes: High-End Looks for Less

For $30 you can have your very own <ahref="https: www.benefitcosmetics.com="" us="" en="" product="" watts-cream-highlighter"=""> </ahref="https:>Benefit Watt's Up cream highlighter, but for $3.99 you can buy Wet n Wild MegaGlo all-in-one highlighting stick — and it's basically the same thing. You could literally buy seven MegaGlo sticks for the price of one Watt's Up.

2. Luminoso Baked Blend vs Nars Orgasm

Oh, you'd like an extra $21.50 to spend on something? Try Milani's Luminoso Baked Blend for $8.49 instead of Nars Orgasm for $30. They're pretty much fraternal twins that were separated at birth.

3. Rimmel Lasting Finish Matte Lipstick vs Mac Ruby Woo Lipstick

It's not easy finding a really, really good matte red lipstick. Which is why we did the legwork for you. (You're welcome.) Check out Rimmel Lasting Finish matte lipstick by Kate Moss for only $5.49 at Ulta, while the very similar Mac Ruby Woo lipstick is $17.

4. Elf Mineral Face Primer vs Smashbox Photo Finish

How about we save you $10 real quick. The Elf Mineral Infused Face Primer for $6 is so ridiculously similar to Smashbox Photo Finish Foundation Primer. You know what to do, friends.

5. Morphe vs Real Techniques

Check out the Morphe m524 Medium Shadow Fluff for $5.99 over the Real Techniques 200 Oval Shadow Brush for $12.99. Even though they look almost identical, the Morphe brush is a little on the rougher side. But you can't beat the price.

6. Neutrogena Oil-Free Eye Makeup Remover vs Clinique Rinse-Off Eye Makeup Solvent

You guys, these two products are so similar, it should be a crime to pay $18 for Clinique's Rinse-Off Eye Makeup Solvent when you can pay $7 (or less — this one always seems to be on sale) for Neutrogena's Oil-Free Eye Makeup Remover.