Awash with sparkling packaging and glittering palettes, I'll always remember the first time I stepped foot in a Charlotte Tilbury store.
Since then, my fascination has never waned because, despite all of the hype, the products always cut the mustard, so I'm always on the lookout for where to buy Charlotte Tilbury.
From plumping skincare to do-it-all foundations, the brand boasts a catalogue of flattering, stay-all-day products - albeit a bit on the pricey side.
With stores and counters popping up countrywide, and our social feeds full of Airbrush Setting Powders and Pillow Talk lipsticks, we're all going a bit bonkers for Charlotte Tilbury.
Add that to the fact that the brand has launched (what feels like) hundreds of new products this year already, the brand has become one of beauty's most coveted.
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With this in mind, there's every chance that you're feeling a bit overwhelmed by it all - so allow me to take a bit off your plate.
Here are all of the Charlotte Tilbury products worth parting with your pennies for, and where to buy them.
Where to buy Charlotte Tilbury?
Alongside the numerous nationwide Charlotte Tilbury stores and counters, there are several online retailers.
The entire Charlotte Tilbury range can be shopped online at charlottetilbury.com, where you can receive 15% off your first order.
Shipping starts at £2.95 for standard delivery or is free on orders over £49.
Other online retailers include ASOS, Cult Beauty, Amazon.
You can shop Charlotte Tilbury in-store and online at Sephora, Flannels, Harrods, Harvey Nichols, Fenwick, John Lewis, House of Fraser, Selfridges, and Space NK.
Where is the cheapest place to buy Charlotte Tilbury?
You can shop Charlotte Tilbury online and in-store, but there are typically more frequent sales at online retailers.
Cult Beauty frequently slashes the price of its stock, and currently has a number of great deals across Charlotte Tilbury, making it one of the cheapest places to buy Charlotte Tilbury UK.
However, Harrods also has a few deals on across the Charlotte Tilbury range, including £9 off the viral Pillow Talk Matte Beauty Blush Wand.
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Is Charlotte Tilbury good?
Charlotte Tilbury, a celebrity make-up artist, is the founder of her namesake beauty brand. With over 30 years of experience in the beauty industry, she has worked across countless catwalk shows, photoshoots and red carpets, and is one of the world's most esteemed MUAs.
This knowledge and expertise have been poured into the Charlotte Tilbury brand, which explains why so many of her products are so well received.
The brand focuses on flattering formulas that suit anyone and can be dialled up or down to suit the occasion.
Where to buy a Charlotte Tilbury gift card?
A digital Magic Gift Card can be bought online at charlottetilbury.com.
Gift cards cost between £10-£250, meaning they're perfect for any occasion. The digital gift card will be sent to your recipient via email, and you can even select the date it's delivered on.
Charlotte Tilbury digital gift cards can be redeemed online at charlottetilbury.com as well as in-store.
Is Charlotte Tilbury cruelty-free?
The make-up label is Leaping Bunny approved by Cruelty Free International, which is only awarded to brands that meet the criteria.
This means that the brand is against animal testing and champions more sustainable testing and production methods.
The brand also offers refillable offers on some of its products, including Magic Cream, and customers can even receive 20% off a refillable glass magic moisturiser and refill when you recycle your old one.
Is Charlotte Tilbury vegan?
Most of Charlotte Tilbury's products are vegan-friendly.
Some of the brand's most-loved products are vegan-friendly, including the Matte Blush Wands, Beautiful Skin Foundation, and Lip Cheat. You can discover all of Charlotte Tilbury's vegan products here.
Do Boots sell Charlotte Tilbury?
Boots currently does not stock Charlotte Tilbury, however, you can purchase the products from high-street retailer John Lewis.
There are several Charlotte Tilbury stores and counters nationwide, should you wish to try the products in person before you buy.
How to use Charlotte Tilbury Flawless Filter
This lightweight veil can be dialled up or down - depending on your desired look.
Wear Charlotte Tilbury Flawless Filter alone for a quick, natural glow, or underneath your favourite foundation for a full-coverage, flawless complexion.
You can even apply Charlotte Tilbury Flawless Filter like a highlighter, over the top of your base make-up, to accentuate high points on your face, like your cheekbones.
To apply, use a buffing or foundation brush to distribute product over your complexion, focusing on areas you want to conceal and brighten.
Charlotte Tilbury Airbrush Flawless Finish, £38
Charlotte Tilbury Airbrush Flawless Finish, £38
I was desperate to try this setting powder for a long time.
Countless friends and colleagues had raved about it, claiming that the viral powder had blurred their complexion and set their make-up for hours.
Usually, when I have hopes this high I wind up disappointed, but Charlotte Tilbury Airbrush Flawless Finish (£38) didn't fail to impress.
Like most pressed powders, the application is very straightforward - I simply tap and brush it into my t-zone, forehead and eye contour areas.
What's particularly impressive about this powder is how well it blurs and minimises pores and uneven skin.
I have several enlarged pores on my forehead, but this powder instantly diminishes them without making my complexion look dry or cakey.
This is all thanks to soft focus micro powders from nano-particles which smooth skin texture.
According to Charlotte Tilbury, the brand sold one Airbrush Flawless Finish powder every minute during 2020/21 - and I can understand why.
Charlotte Tilbury Magic Cream, £79
Charlotte Tilbury Airbrush Flawless Finish, £79
Since working in beauty journalism, I've inevitably become my friends' beauty agony aunt, and the one question I'm asked constantly is: "Is Magic Cream any good?"
Whilst it's in no way the best moisturiser out there - especially considering it's hefty pricetag - it certainly does have merits.
It has a stiff, heavy texture (which I always find reminiscent of Sudocrem) which encourages you to deeply massage the cream into your skin.
Couple this with the formula's Plump-Effect Peptide Complex and your skin is left plumper, fuller and more radiant.
I have friends who swear by it - and say that no other cream leaves their skin looking quite so good - and I agree, as it does always leave my skin glowing.
Formulated with hyaluronic acid, the cream provides my skin with an instant hit of hydration but is then often left feeling parched by lunchtime.
It makes a great base under makeup, leaving your skin as the perfect canvas for base products, but I wouldn't recommend it to those who have dry or sensitive skin.
Charlotte Tilbury Crystal Lip Elixir, £28
Charlotte Tilbury Crystal Lip Elixir, £28
For me to be impressed with a lip oil that costs £28, it's got to do a lot.
I'm a huge fan of lip oil (a lighter, non-sticky version of lipgloss), but most of my favourites cost under a tenner.
Whilst there is no denying that Charlotte Tilbury Crystal Lip Elixir (£28) is very pricey, it is worth splurging on.
Put simply, I've never tried a lip oil that is quite so glossy and hydrating.
It provides lips with an instant, plumping, juicy look that sticks about for much longer than other lip oils.
The fairly thin, non-sticky formula glides over dry and chapped skin, offering an instant burst of hydration.
I tend to apply the oil to my lips on the go, but it can be used overnight as a lip mask.
The formula stars a 'magical 5-crystal complex' alongside eight plumping and moisturising ingredients, including hyaluronic acid and alpine rose extract.
Charlotte Tilbury The Beautyverse Pallette, £60
Charlotte Tilbury The Beautyverse Pallette, £60
Let's face it, no one has space for multiple eyeshadow palettes that contain shades you never use.
That's why I love Charlotte Tilbury The Beautyverse Pallette - this limited edition palette is so well curated that I have genuinely used every shade.
This is all thanks to how well-balanced the palette is, as it's the perfect toss-up between brown neutrals and shimmering colour pops.
For a quick and easy office look, I'll tap one of the beige shades into my lids, before tapping one of the brighter shades into my inner corner.
Despite their glittery appearance, I've experienced little fallout when using the shades, thanks to the eyeshadows being buttery-smooth and densely packed.
I'd certainly consider it as the do-it-all palette which is ideal for packing on holiday.
Charlotte Tilbury Airbrush Flawless Setting Spray, £32
Charlotte Tilbury Airbrush Flawless Setting Spray, £32
For years, I steered clear of setting sprays.
Every single product I'd tried would break me out or leave my skin feeling dry until I tried Charlotte Tilbury Airbrush Flawless Setting Spray.
This spray is dispensed in a fine, gentle mist which quickly settles on the skin without leaving your complexion feeling wet or looking shiny.
Despite its subtle fragrance, it doesn't dry or irritate eyes and instead feels very hydrating, thanks to aloe vera and Japanese green tea.
The setting spray is also fully waterproof, meaning it keeps your make-up look locked in come rain or shine.
Many setting sprays will mattify skin, which is less than ideal if you're trying to achieve a dewy look (I know I always am).
However, the Charlotte Tilbury Airbrush Flawless Setting Spray never falls foul of this, and instead blurs imperfections and leaves your complexion looking radiant.
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