Aldi shoppers are praising the bargain giant's BB cream - and it's on sale for less than £2. The tinted face cream is part of the retailer's Lacura beauty range and offers up to "24 hours of moisturisation", while also concealing pesky blemishes.
The lightweight product is perfect for those who don't feel like wearing a heavy foundation during the warmer months. Even better, its previous low price of £2.99 has been slashed by 33 per cent to just £1.99 on Aldi's website.
Lacura's BB Cream has received glowing reviews and comes in six shades - light, light medium, natural medium, medium tan, light/deep and deep. And shoppers said they have been left "amazed" by the "excellent" product and its low price.
The online description reads: "Offering up to 24 hours of moisturisation, this wonderful Lacura BB Cream is a great way to get your skin looking concealed without it drying out. Update your beauty regime and give your face some light coverage, perfect for days you want to look your best, effortlessly."
Among the many five star reviews left on the Aldi website, One said: "I was worried the colour was going to be too dark but when applied it is just right for my skin tone. I've never used a product like this before so was surprised at the quality for the price. Excellent."
"Lovely tinted BB moisturiser, with the right balance of matt vs sheen finish," wrote a second happy customer. "Such great value and I was amazed that I'd got the right colour from such a small range."
While a third penned: "Very pleasantly surprised by this BB cream. It has really good coverage, more of a foundation than BB cream i'd say, but it's just as good as any other more expensive brand. I will be using this in future."
Aldi's own beauty line is known for it's affordable products that rival more costly versions. Lacura's Vitamin C Hot Cloth Cleanser costs just £2.99 and is said to be a dead ringer for the £30 Liz Earle Hot Cloth Cleanse and Polish sold at Boots.
Lacura BB Cream can be purchased at Aldi in store or online here for £1.99.
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