Exclusive: No7’s new launches are the ultimate high-end dupes – they’re under £15 and one made my green eyes pop

MAKE-UP fans have just been treated to TWO new launches from No7, and they’ve already earned permanent spots in my routine. The iconic brand has upped its make-up game with the release of the high-end alternatives – and I got my hands on the affordable buys early. The new No7 product comes with a cream and powder blush No7’s Pro Artist Blush Duet, £14.95 No7’s new Pro Artist Blush looks strikingly similar to Patrick Ta’s Double-Take Cream Powder Duo, for less than half the price. Sign up for the Shopping newsletter Thank you! Like the £37 version, the £15 beauty buy comes with a cream and a powder in one. The buttery consistency of the cream is easy to blend and feels weightless on the skin, with an ultra-pigmented colour for a healthy glow. The powder gives more of a subtle finish, but both are buildable (and I love layering them together). The two shades layer perfectly together Blusher doesn’t tend to stay put on my skin for long, but pairing two together kept everything in place for a full day in the office. I like adding blush across the high points of my face to give a lifted look (a top-tip for making the face appear slimmer). The shade Peony is my favourite for everyday wear, while Coral has a brighter hue that feels perfect for summer (and I’ll be taking it on my next holiday). Most read in Shopping The pigmented colour and luxe-looking packaging could easily be high-end, so at £15, the blush is absolutely worth the price. I also love that the cream blush has a plastic cover to prevent smudging across the mirror. No7’s Pro Artist On The Line Eyeliner also just hit the shelves. If you haven’t heard about ‘Eyemaxxing’, it’s a beauty trend that’s all about using products to make your eye colour pop. The eyeliner comes in six shades No7’s Pro Artist On The Line Eyeliner, £12.95 I opted for red shade as it sits opposite green (my eye colour) on the colour wheel. I’m not usually one for coloured eyeliner, but because of how bright my eyes looked with the smallest amount, I’m converted. Like the blush, No7’s eyeliner is ultra-pigmented, so you only need a tiny amount for big impact. I love that it comes with a smudging brush on the other side to easily blend or rectify mistakes. While I did notice some slight smudging throughout the day, the colour held in place without fading. The dual-ended design makes it easy to blend the product No7’s Pro Artist On The Line Eyeliner, £12.95 There’s six shades to choose from, including blues and greens for brown eyes, and a warm brown shade for blue eyes (or for more subtle make-up looks). The Pro Artist Eyeliner also resembles Victoria Beckham’s Beauty Satin Eyeliner (but for just £13 instead of £33). Last week, No7 launched its beauty Advent calendar (with £249 worth of products for £65), and it’s set to sell out long before 1 December. For more of my beauty favourites, read about the hair masks that work like magic for reviving damage and dryness, and the £6 dry shampoo dupe to transform my hair routine. Don't miss out... Comment now