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The host kicked things off with a makeup test, applying original and dupe versions of products side by side on each half of her face. Interestingly, the powder foundation stood out as a clear winner—there was virtually no difference in appearance or blending capability. This suggests that for consumers seeking budget-friendly alternatives, switching to dupes for powder foundation could be a smart move.

Similarly, the dupes for brow pencils and lipstick proved to be quite satisfying, with both matching the branded versions in color and application. The host expressed willingness to make these switchings due to comparable performance at a fraction of the cost.