Where to buy Victoria Beckham makeup in the UK?
VICTORIA BECKHAM’S beauty brand may only be six years old, but her influence in the beauty world spans decades.
From the bold liner and matte lipsticks of her Spice Girl days to the understated nude lip she now rocks, Posh Spice's iconic looks have always been ahead of the curve.
Victoria Beckham Beauty
So, when Victoria Beckham Beauty launched in 2019, it was no surprise that the collection earned instant applause.
Offering everything from cruelty-free makeup to skincare co-created with Augustinus Bader, VB Beauty has cemented itself as a luxury label worth the investment.
If you’ve been struggling to find where to shop the range or want to know which products are worth adding to your makeup bag, we’ve got you covered.
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Here’s everything you need to know, plus a closer look at the products beauty fans can’t stop raving about.
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Where to buy Victoria Beckham makeup in the UK?
Victoria Beckham Beauty is available directly from the brand’s official website: .
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The site offers free shipping on orders over £40, with standard delivery priced at £5 for UK addresses.
New customers can even save 10% on their first order by signing up for the newsletter.
Prefer to shop in-store? is the exclusive UK stockist for Victoria Beckham Beauty, offering her makeup, skincare, and fragrances both online and in-store.
For online orders, delivery is free for purchases over £150, or £5.95 for standard shipping.
How much does Victoria Beckham Beauty cost?
Victoria Beckham Beauty is a luxury brand, and its pricing reflects that.
Makeup products start at £30 for the , while the sought-after (a refillable matte bronzer) is priced at £68.
Skincare offerings, developed in collaboration with Augustinus Bader, start at £60, and fragrances cost £170 for a 50ml Eau de Parfum.
While it’s not a budget-friendly range, the brand prides itself on high-pigmentation formulas, easy-to-apply textures, and plastic-free, elegant packaging—making it an indulgence worth considering.
Is Victoria Beckham Beauty skincare good?
Victoria Beckham plays an active role in developing products for her namesake brand, channeling the lessons she's learnt in the makeup chair throughout her career.
However, when it came to developing skincare, the brand teamed up with biomedical scientist to create the brand's standout offerings.
These products feature the Augustinus Bader patented TFC8 technology (Trigger Factor Complex) for flooding the skin with nutrients and supporting skin renewal.
Bestselling Victoria Beckham make up products
If you’re new to the brand, here’s a closer look at its most popular products.
These favourites have been praised for their staying power, luxurious formulas, and ability to suit a wide variety of skin tones.
1. Victoria Beckham Lid Lustre
Victoria Beckham Lid Lustre, £36
Think of as a sophisticated, grown-up version of the eye glitter you loved as a teen.
Available in eight high-pigmentation shades, from sparkling honey to glittering moss, this cream-based formula is easy to apply and blend.
Simply tap it onto your lids with your finger for an elevated look in seconds.
Fans love its staying power and smooth texture, with one reviewer gushing: "It's so easy to put on and stays.
"I only put a light dusting on but it has the wow factor.... I love it!"
Victoria Beckham Satin Kajal Liner, £30
Victoria Beckham Satin Kajal Liner, £32
Achieve VB’s signature smoky eye look with the .
Inspired by her Spice Girl days, this creamy eye pencil glides effortlessly along the lash line and waterline, delivering rich, intense colour without pulling or irritating.
Available in 18 shades, this long-wear liner is perfect for creating everything from a classic smokey eye to a bold, graphic look.
Shoppers rave about its staying power, with one saying: "This is my second time purchasing the Kajal eyeliner. I love it.
"It is smooth and doesn't pull anywhere, and the coloUr is rich and doesn't irritate the waterline at all. I have sensitive eyes, so that is saying something."
Victoria Beckham Bronzing Brick, £56
Victoria Beckham Bronzing Brick, £68
For a natural, sculpted glow, the is a standout product.
The refillable bronzer features two harmonious shades for building a chiselled look - great for those of us not blessed with high cheekbones like VB.
The powder bronzer has a 'soft focus finish' to improve the overall texture and luminosity of skin, by blurring imperfections and highlighting your face's high points.
Shoppers love the refillable, cruelty-free design and the buildable formula. One reviewer shared: "One of the nicest bronzers I’ve purchased.
"Perfect colour, love the texture and great with the two colour ways. I’m blonde and slightly tanned and love it."
Victoria Beckham Portofino '97 Eau de Parfum, £170
Victoria Beckham Portofino '97 Eau de Parfum, £170 for 50ml
Inspired by Victoria and David's escapes to Italy during the early years of their relationship, and created with the help of master parfumier Jérôme Épinette, is a fresh and woody scent with notes of black pepper and amber.
Encased in a stunning, enamel bottle that is inspired by Victoria's love of vintage perfume bottles, it is pricey, but fans agree it's worth the investment.
"It's stunningly beautiful, lasts and lasts all day. Another winner in the VB line!" raved one fan.
The is available in two sizes, the 50ml costs £170 and the 100ml costs £245.
Victoria Beckham by Augustinus Bader Cell Rejuvenating Priming Moisturiser, £60
Victoria Beckham by Augustinus Bader Cell Rejuvenating Priming Moisturiser, from £60
Flawless make-up begins with a flawless base, and VB's (£60) couldn't make things any easier.
Developed with Augustinus Bader, this lightweight primer combines skincare with makeup prep.
Packed with nourishing avocado oil and exfoliating papaya enzymes, it hydrates and smooths the skin while creating the perfect canvas for makeup.
Created by skincare giant Augustinus Bader, the primer is packed with moisturising avocado oil and exfoliating natural papaya enzymes for a brighter, smoother complexion.
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Shoppers say it's a game-changer, with one saying: "Can’t live without this... I get daily compliments on my skin I highly recommend it."
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