10 lip oils that rival the Dior Lip Glow Oil

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File under: beauty products that broke the internet. Tucked into the baguette bags of countless influencers, the Dior Lip Glow Oil is one of the many beauty products to go completely viral in 2021. The draw? Lip oils combine the conditioning powers of a balm and the shine of a gloss, without the goopy feel. They're also incredibly forgiving if you're without a mirror and need to zhuzh up your look on the fly. And yes, the Lip Glow Oil *does* have the Dior name stamped across its packaging (hard to resist), and yes, it does have a charmingly oversized doe-foot applicator that's practically begging to glide across your lips, but there is one major catch: The thing is sold out absolutely everywhere! So if you want to get the look sans the scavenger hunt, we've got you covered. Ahead, 10 of the dreamiest lip oils you can get your hands on this very second — no wait list required.

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File under: beauty products that broke the internet. Tucked into the baguette bags of countless influencers, the Dior Lip Glow Oil is one of the many beauty products to go completely viral in 2021. The draw? Lip oils combine the conditioning powers of a balm and the shine of a gloss, without the goopy feel. They’re also incredibly forgiving if you’re without a mirror and need to zhuzh up your look on the fly. And yes, the Lip Glow Oil *does* have the Dior name stamped across its packaging (hard to resist), and yes, it does have a charmingly oversized doe-foot applicator that’s practically begging to glide across your lips, but there is one major catch: The thing is sold out absolutely everywhere! So if you want to get the look sans the scavenger hunt, we’ve got you covered. Ahead, 10 of the dreamiest lip oils you can get your hands on this very second — no wait list required.

Clarins Lip Comfort Oil, $28, clarins.ca SHOP HERE

The OG One: Allow us to introduce you to the mother of all lip oils: the Clarins Lip Comfort Oil. Somewhere between makeup and a hydrating lip treatment, this old school favourite has a decidedly nonsticky feel and impressive staying power. Don’t be intimidated by the vibrant hue — a swipe of this beaut glazes lips with the sheerest hint of colour. Bonus: The chubby sponge applicator and sleek glass packaging bear a likeness to the elusive Dior Lip Oil, so give this one a whirl if you’re on the hunt for a real dupe.

Kosas Wet Lip Oil Gloss, $28, thedetoxmarket.ca SHOP HERE

The Hybrid One: For those who seek the benefits of a balm but the look of a gloss, there’s the Kosas Wet Lip Oil Gloss. Loaded with moisture-locking hyaluronic acid, plumping peptides and fatty-acid-rich shea butter, avocado and evening primrose oils, one swipe of this gloss-meets-oil conditions lips and gives the wearer plenty of glassy shine. Choose from a range of universally flattering shades, from fire engine red to shimmer-flecked raspberry.

Ilia Balmy Gloss Tinted Lip Oil, $34, thedetoxmarket.ca SHOP HERE

The Sheer One: Want an instant mood-booster? Opt for this buttery number by Canadian clean beauty brand Ilia, which features a delightful ginger yuzu scent that’s pretty much guaranteed to melt away your winter blues. Its star ingredient is salicornia herbacea extract — derived from a saltwater sea succulent — which the brand claims can increase moisture levels by up to 6000 per cent. Wear it as a lipstick topper for an extra-subtle layer of colour.

Quo Beauty Lip Oil, $10, shoppersdrugmart.ca SHOP HERE

The Wallet-Friendly One: Get the Dior look without the Dior price tag with this adorable option from Shoppers Drug Mart’s Quo Beauty. Available in cherry, grape, coconut and watermelon versions, this moisturizing lip oil smells amazing, serves up major nostalgia and will only cost you a tenner.

Bobbi Brown Crushed Oil-Infused Gloss, $36, thebay.com SHOP HERE

The Pigmented One: Looking to inject some colour into your look? Look no further than Bobbi Brown’s Crushed Oil-Infused Gloss. This classic lippie comes in 15 shades, from understated neutrals to lively corals and berry reds. Sheer enough to layer over lipstick without being overpowering yet pigmented enough to stand on its own, this no-fail pick comes through when you need to pull together a look in a pinch.

Charlotte Tilbury Charlotte’s Magic Lip Oil Crystal Elixir, $45, sephora.ca SHOP HERE

The High Shine One: Leave it to Charlotte Tilbury to craft the lip oil of our dreams. Designed with a roller-ball applicator to dispense the perfect amount of product, the thick (but never sticky) formula swathes lips in a comforting cocoon of moisture, thanks to ingredients like aloe vera and hyaluronic acid. Slather it on before bed and wake up to smoother, pillowy soft lips, or layer it over your signature shade of Pillow Talk to add mirrorlike shine.

Lise Watier Love My Lips Caring Lip Oil, $24, sephora.ca SHOP HERE

The Homegrown One: Brimming with moisture-boosting ingredients like tsubaki oil and vitamin E, this reasonably priced option from Canadian beauty brand Lise Watier has a lightweight feel and high-shine finish. Try the cantaloupe shade if you’re fond of peachy hues, or opt for raspberry if you’re partial to a kiss of pink.

Sisley Paris Phyto-Lip Delight Sensorial Lip Oil, $75, nordstrom.ca SHOP HERE

The Ultra-Fancy One: If you really want to elevate your lip oil game, it doesn’t get much better than this luxe pick from Sisley Paris. Infused with shea, jojoba and plum oils, the gel-like balm transforms into a silky oil and imparts a gorgeous subtle wash of colour onto the lips. Chic.

Burt’s Bees Tinted Lip Oil, $12, amazon.ca SHOP HERE

The Throwback One: Like a grown-up version of the twist-up glosses of your tween years (hear that satisfying click yet?) this tinted lip oil from Burt’s Bees delivers a touch of flattering colour while soothing chapped lips. It’s all thanks to natural ingredients like coconut and meadowfoam seed oils, which deliver substantial shine without causing dryness.

Merit Shade Slick Tinted Lip Oil, $31, meritbeauty.com SHOP HERE

The Effortless One: Not only are these sleek lip oils incredibly elegant-looking, but they come in a range of unique colours, from Marrakech (a soft peach) and Pink Beet (a cool-toned rosy shade). This laid-back pick is ideal for slicking on before date night or to create a polished WFH look.

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Melissa Perdigao is an associate editor at The Kit, writing about beauty and lifestyle. Follow her on Instagram: @itsmelissaliliana

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