Beauty Pie Review 2026: Is Beauty Pie Worth it?

Members' price: £120

It's no secret that an LED mask is the at-home skincare gadget to get your hands, well, face on. But there's a slight hiccup as these gizmos aren't exactly cheap, with many reaching quadruple-figure price tags. However, Beauty Pie has answered all prayers with this reasonably priced mask (£120 for members) without skimping out on its high-tech prowess.

It features red and near-infrared light, helping to reduce wrinkles, increase firmness and create a unified and even complexion. For the best results, use it two to three times a week, paired alongside a cosy blanket as you indulge in some R&R.

Members' price: £10

I see this as the perfect middle-ground mascara. It's not delicate like the Glossier Lash Slicks of the world, nor does it provide an intense look like YSL's Lash Clash. You can shop it in jet-black, but Beauty Pie has just launched a rich brown hue that's ideal for a noticeable yet natural finish.

The polymer bristles grip into each lash hair to lift and separate while adding a jet-black pigment. I'm equally as impressed by its wear too; there's no flaking or smudging but it easily breaks down with the help of a good makeup remover.

Members' price: £44.00

Youthbomb is one of the brand's bestselling products – and if you give it a go, you’ll quickly see why. I don’t think I’ve come across a beauty editor that has a bad word to say about it: it was formulated with renowned consultant dermatologist, Dr Andrew Markey, so it’s truly one of the best money can buy.

It may make some bold claims, but this golden serum truly lives up to the hype. Youth-boosting peptides, skin-smoothing hexapeptide and barrier-bolstering proteins work together to tighten, brighten and improve the overall appearance of your skin.

I am well aware of its upscale price tag, so it’s the only Beauty Pie product I recommend if it’s payday or if you're really getting serious about skincare. But if you’re willing to make the splurge, this one is truly worth signing up for if you want skin compliments coming in by the bucketful.

Members' price: £49

When I discovered that Beauty Pie expanded its Youthbomb family with the Breakthrough Repair Cream, I felt rather underwhelmed. The original serum is such a hero in my routine that I didn't think something could impress me as much. Well, once again, the Pie has delivered.

What I love is how refreshingly lightweight the cream is but it doesn't feel too rich on the skin. And besides the sensorial element, the advanced formula contains an anti-ageing complex (named REGEN F-25) which plumps out fine lines, smooths texture and fades pigmentation. It's a real winner in my eyes.

Members' price: £12.50

Beauty Pie describes this bronzer as 'sculpting for dummies', and I couldn't agree more. It's an obvious look alike to another well-known player, just with a smaller price tag.

The sponge tip applicator makes contour as easy as it can be, ensuring that definition is created in the right places. And trust me, once you master the art of strategic sculpting, it'll enhance your natural bone structure for a more lifted appearance.

Creamy and blendable, the gel can be swiped directly onto the skin, before being patted out with a brush. The pigment appears a little intimidating at first, but once buffed out, it instantly warms up the skin for a sun-kissed look.

Members' price: £9

I'm fussy when it comes to brow products, with only a few loyal favourites featuring in my makeup bag. However, Beauty Pie's take on a fine-nibbed, easy-to-blend brow archer has impressed me.

Not usually do I like triangular-tipped pencils – I find them challenging to manage – but this made crafting natural-looking hairs a breeze. The creamy, pigmented formula glides on and then I use the spoolie to fluff up my brows.

Frankly, I wouldn't spend £20 – there are perfectly good, cheaper alternatives that do the job – but £12 for a member is a very reasonable price.

Members' price: £10.00

The roles have been reversed here; this was a Beauty Pie product that my friend (who is a hairdresser) recommended to me, and I am so glad she did.

Not only does it make my lengths look and feel like I've spent two hours in a salon chair, but it's packed with the perfect concoction of ingredients to revive damaged, broken and brittle ends back to full health. There's hyaluronic acid to hydrate, argan oil to nourish and a keratin-like complex to strengthen bonds.

Use this once a week and your best hair yet lies ahead (take it from someone who is no stranger to bleaching).

Members' price: £15

Retinol is the gold-standard ingredient for banishing pigmentation and smoothing fine lines, but there’s a misconception that you should start using it later on in life. Wrongo. The best time to start using retinol is in your mid-twenties as it’s all about prevention.

So, if you’re like my friends and are new to active skincare, this is a great place to start. Beauty Pie's easy retinol cream contains encapsulated vitamin A, meaning the resurfacing active is released gradually through the night, leading to less irritation. Ferulic acid bolsters its effectiveness, while hyaluronic acid lends deep hydration.

Members' price: £16

I'm not exaggerating but the Soul Providers body scrub is the greatest of all time. I can confidently say that this pot of orange, sugary goodness has elevated my shower routine ten-fold and leaves my skin feeling incredibly soft and smelling delicious, too.

The fine sugar crystals are enveloped in nourishing essential oils so it also ticks the moisturising box.

Members' price: £16

Is it just me or does anyone else find bursting a capsule filled with the perfect proportion of serum incredibly satisfying? If you share my gratification, you'll love Beauty Pie's Superactive Capsules.

Each one delivers a single dose of vitamin C, sealed within a biodegradable shell, so you’re getting the freshest treatment every time.Simply twist the neck to open and tap the serum onto cleansed skin. Regular use will lead to brighter, more unified skin that glows.

Members' price: £24.00

Everyone could do with a bit of hyaluronic acid in their skincare routine, and this one is one I recommend time and time again. The lightweight cream is pumped up with three forms of the good stuff, which hydrates on the surface and deeper layers of the skin.

The ingredients are oh-so-kind (so even the sensitive can get involved) and it's as easy as applying it in the morning and evening for a healthy, hydrated and happy complexion.

Members' price: £12.00

My closest friend has a toxic relationship with her straighteners, so when she came to me with her damaged-hair woes, this was the first product I recommended (this and Olaplex).

The Elastic Repair treatment is an SOS mask that does a bit of everything: it strengthens and seals broken hair bonds, smooths split ends, repairs heat damage and leaves a lovely shine too.

If you’ve got dry, crispy ends, opt for the Treatment Masque, but if breakage is your biggest bugbear, this is your new hero product.

Members' Price: £24.00

We all know that hyaluronic acid is a key hydrator, but what you may not know is that many serums include a molecular size that’s too big to penetrate the deeper layers of your skin.

So, for those eternally parched complexions, here’s something to get excited about. If the name didn’t give it away, the Triple Hyaluronic Acid serum delivers three weights of hyaluronic acid to deliver intense hydration.

The jelly texture feels like a treat massaged into stressed-out skin and will leave it looking rather energised too.