Dupe Finder

Both use L-ascorbic acid + vitamin E. SkinCeuticals adds the patented ferulic acid synergy. G&G replicates most of the formula at 1/10th the price.

La Mer uses mineral oil + petrolatum as its base, same as Nivea. CeraVe adds ceramides + niacinamide + HA that La Mer doesn't have. Science says CeraVe is the better formula.

DE Framboos uses a multi-acid blend as a leave-on serum (87 EUR). TO AHA 30% is a weekly treatment (8 EUR). TO Glycolic Toner 7% is a daily toner (9 EUR). Different formats but same acid families.

Tatcha's main hydrating actives are squalane, HA, and glycerin, same as CeraVe. Add TO HA serum for the extra glow layer. Total: ~22 EUR vs Tatcha's 68 EUR.

DE Protini's key actives are peptides, squalane, and HA. CeraVe PM provides ceramides + niacinamide at 14 EUR. Add TO HA for hydration. Similar barrier support at 1/3 the price.

Both are lactic acid-based exfoliants. Good Genes adds licorice root and arnica for a more elegant formula. TO delivers the core active (lactic acid) at 1/10th the price.

ANR's key actives are bifida ferment, HA, and peptide-32. TO Niacinamide gives you oil control + barrier support. TO HA gives hydration. Combined: ~13 EUR vs ANR's 80 EUR. Not identical but covers the main bases.

Magic Cream uses glycerin + shea butter + HA + rosehip oil as its active core. CeraVe delivers ceramides + niacinamide + HA. FAB adds colloidal oatmeal + squalane. Both score higher than CT at lower prices.

Both are gel-cream hydrators with hyaluronic acid. Clinique is fragrance-free (better for sensitive skin). Neutrogena has fragrance but costs 60% less. For non-sensitive skin on a budget, Neutrogena delivers 80% of the experience.