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Charlotte Tilbury Setting Spray on video, September 2026

Charlotte Tilbury Airbrush Flawless Setting Spray was named in 415 short-form videos in September 2026, and its share of beauty video rose 20% from August. Most videos list it as the last step of a routine without comment. The ones that judge it are positive, and several creators say they keep rebuying it.

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Key numbers

415

short-form videos mentioned it this month

+20%

change in share of beauty videos vs. last month

18%

of sampled videos mention it without a caption tag

22%

of sampled organic videos are positive

Most-viewed videos about Setting Spray

The most-viewed short-form videos mentioning the product this month.

@palomahendersonn · TikTokPaid partner (#CTilburyPartner): "you are using your setting spray wrong"; re-spray through the day.Open on TikTok ↗
@charlottetilbury · InstagramCharlotte Tilbury post with Grace Van Patten: no look is complete without the setting spray.Open on Instagram ↗
@lifewithsundas · InstagramWedding-look recreation with Charlotte Tilbury Airbrush setting spray in the product list.Open on Instagram ↗
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Share of beauty videos mentioning Setting Spray

Monthly share of short-form beauty videos that mention the product, June to September 2026.

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Jun 26Jul 26Aug 26Sep 26

What videos say about Setting Spray

The spray shows up mostly at the end of GRWM product lists, from bridal looks to festival makeup. When creators explain how they use it, they spray it after makeup to lock it in. The most-viewed video, a paid post by @palomahendersonn (5.5M views), says people use it wrong and shows re-spraying it during the day to refresh makeup. Charlotte Tilbury's own posts with Grace Van Patten, Venus Williams and Jerry Hall framed it as the final lock-in step. Late in the month it also appeared in advent calendar previews, such as @molliecampsie's Cult Beauty ad.

How creators open their videos

@palomahendersonn5.5M viewsIt is officially 10:00 p.m.Open on TikTok ↗
@anyaweitz4.3K viewsLet's rapid fire some of my empties for this month.Open on TikTok ↗
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Top keywords

makeupsetting sprayconcealercharlotte tilburyblushbronzerfoundationmascarapowderlip liner

What people like

The main praise was that it keeps makeup in place. Repurchase was the second theme: @anyaweitz showed her seventh bottle and called it "truly the best," and @annawuu said she goes through it "like water." In Spain, Magui Corceiro named it one of her three essentials.

Praise themes

Themes from a reviewed sample of videos. Click a theme to watch an example.

What people complain about

No sampled September video complained about the spray. Most mentions were neutral list entries, so the lack of complaints mostly reflects how creators use it in videos.

Alternatives and dupes

Only two other sprays came up. @kaiikenzz said Milani Make It Last gives the same finish, but she always ends up rebuying Charlotte Tilbury. @chand_ashna layered it with L'Oreal Infallible, using Charlotte Tilbury for a dewy finish and L'Oreal to lock.

Products named as alternatives

L'Oreal Infallible setting spray1 video
Milani Make It Last setting spray1 video
Other products named as an alternative or dupe in the reviewed videos.

Where and who

Instagram Reels carried 43% of September videos, TikTok 42% and YouTube Shorts 15%. About 8% passed 100,000 views. Five of 51 sampled videos were ads or brand partnerships, and four more came from Charlotte Tilbury's own account. About 18% of sampled videos used it without tagging Charlotte Tilbury.

Platforms

TikTok42%
Instagram43%
YouTube15%

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Frequently asked questions

In the September videos we sampled, 13 of 51 were positive and none were negative. Most of the rest listed it in a routine with no verdict. Several creators said they rebuy it. This reflects video reactions only and is not a product test.
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