Complexion booster · 31.5 ml
$14
$50
Every pair compared per ounce, and we name what the dupe does worse.See this week's best dupes


Peptide Lip Treatment costs about $20 for 10 ml ($59.15 / fl oz). The closest match below is e.l.f. Cosmetics Squeeze Me Lip Balm at $5, about 75% less on price. Each pair is compared on format, finish and key ingredients, including what the dupe doesn't do.
Squeeze-tube lip treatment that sits between a balm and a gloss: a peptide, palmitoyl tripeptide-1, with shea butter, babassu oil and cupuaçu butter. Worn glossy by day or thick as an overnight mask; unscented or in flavored editions.
What each one costs
What matches
Same squeeze-tube format and the same glossy, cushiony finish, with shea butter in both formulas.
What the dupe does worse
There is no peptide in e.l.f.'s formula, where hyaluronic acid and goji berry do the conditioning, and each shade carries a sheer tint where the unscented rhode is clear.
e.l.f. Cosmetics Squeeze Me Lip Balm at about $5. Same squeeze-tube format and the same glossy, cushiony finish, with shea butter in both formulas.
Peptide Lip Treatment costs about $20 for 10 ml, or $59.15 / fl oz. e.l.f. Cosmetics Squeeze Me Lip Balm works out at $5, roughly 75% less on price.
There is no peptide in e.l.f.'s formula, where hyaluronic acid and goji berry do the conditioning, and each shade carries a sheer tint where the unscented rhode is clear.
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