Finally! This Viral Glow-Giving Beauty Product Is Back In Stock

Be quick – it's going to sell out again.


by Marina Avraam |
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Internet-breaking, TikTok-making and all-round groundbreaking, the Drunk Elephant Bronzing Drops, £33 have made quite the impression on the beauty community over the past couple of years. The liquid gold drops went viral on TikTok when thousands of beauty influencers (notably Alix Earle) revealed their sun-kissed glow after mixing a few drops of the D-Bronzi liquid into their moisturiser. And, apart from giving the skin a literal glow-up, the drops are also packed with antioxidants and omega fatty acids, which protect your skin from environmental pollutants.

The only downside to these little drops of gold dust? Their £33 price-tag, which might make you think twice before replenishing every few months. The Black Friday sales saw the viral buy drop in price, with Space NK gracing customers with up to 25% every viral beauty product you can think of. It meant you snap up the D-Bronzi Drunk Elephant Drops for £24.75 from £33. But while the sales have already come and gone, our beauty crystal ball tells us other festive sales will be on the horizon once again soon – ergo, keep an eye out.

If you can't wait to get your hands on one until then (guilty as charged), we're here to tell you the Bali-esque glow-giver is certainly worth the fuss, especially if you're looking for a quick skin fix amid the dead of winter in the comfort of your home. The drops can also be used on your chest, legs and arms if you're looking for a subtle glow up, without having to properly fake tan.

Shop the Drunk Elephant Bronzing Drops below, before they sell out.

SHOP: Drunk Elephant Bronzing Drops

For glowing, radiant skin

Made with with blackcurrant seed and marula oils, these glow enhancing drops provide a heavy hit of antioxidants and provide a radiant glow. Consider us sold.

Pros

  • Give a natural glow that's never orange

Cons

  • Sell-out fast
  • Relatively small bottle

Marina is a Deputy Commerce Editor at Grazia, where she enjoys using platforms such as TikTok and Instagram to trend-spot and write about viral products that she herself is guilty of buying

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