All the beauty dupes up for grabs in Aldi’s latest ‘Special Buys’

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All the beauty dupes up for grabs in Aldi’s latest ‘Special Buys’

Are there three sweeter words than ‘Aldi’s Special Buys’? Ah yes, those blissful adrenalin-spiking sales that have seen us (sometimes shamefully) breaking into a light jog as we head towards those chaotically stacked centre aisles. 

And while the affordable groceries may have us ducking in on occasion for supplies, it’s the beauty dupes that keep us waiting in line before the doors open up. 

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Park the outdoor fire pit and the camping accessories wish lists for a minute because the latest specials are packed full of items for the beauty lovers. And in true Aldi style, you can expect incredible dupes that rival their more expensive counterparts. 

From at-home laser hair removal devices to mineral eyeshadow palettes, here are the products that are worth checking out.

Lacura Mineral Eyeshadow Palette – $8.99

The perfect basics palette. Utilise the lighter shades for a daytime look, while the chocolate browns will create the perfect smokey eye for the night.

The mineral palette comes with 12 different eyeshadows and one double-end application brush, making precise liners completely shaky-hand proof.

Lacura Mineral Mascara – $7.99 

The smudge-proof formula will keep your lashes wispy and prevent any transfer onto the skin. And, um, did we mention it’s $7.99? Because it’s $7.99. 

Lacura Make Up Sticks – $5.99

Cream contour, blush and highlight. These double-ended makeup sticks have product on one end and a blending sponge on the other. Convenient.

Kairplex 3-Step Hair Bonding – $19.99

Using salon-quality technology to restore damaged hair and protect hair bonds, enjoy an intensive hair treatment, shampoo and conditioner all for under $20. Ideal for targeting split ends and dry, unruly frizz.

Aldi Professional Hair Dryer – $24.99

With three temperature settings and two different speeds, Aldi’s ceramic-coated hair dryer comes with all the bells and whistles. AKA detachable nozzles like a diffuser for bouncy curls and a concentrator for a sleek blowout. 

Visage IPL Hair Remover – $69.99

After we were forced to become professional at-home beauticians thanks to 2020’s lockdown, at-home laser hair removal devices have become the new norm. This price tag however, is not something we are used to. 

Volume Hair Style 

Fancy a professional blowout but don’t quite have the whole, round brush in one hand and dryer in the other routine down pat? This two-in-one heating tool leaves your mane with a salon-quality bouncy blowout, for a fraction of the price.

Main image credit: @topshelfbeauteHave you ever tried a beauty product from Aldi? What did you think of it?

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  1. I have tried the makeup wipes for sensitive/ dry skin. They are ridiculously cheap and quite good. I pick some up when I’m in store. Also the mascara and mineral eyeliner/brow liner. They were not so good.

  2. lol Lucrecia! I know what you mean but every now and again I go in there to stock up on the dishwasher tablets (5 star canstar rating!!) and their mould remover which works better than any other mould remover I’ve tried in my life.

  3. Aldi products are a mixed bag: some stuff is great, other stuff is rubbish.

    LOVE: the Lacura 2-step long-lasting lippies, but they’ve only got a small colour range.

    HATE: their crystal files. I bought a mini crystal nail file to keep in my bag because I love my Manicare one so much. The Lacura one wore smooth in no time at all – a complete waste of money!

  4. I’ll have to try their dishwasher tablets! I’ll send hubby in though. He has a much better tolerance than I do. Chemist Warehouse is another store I hate going into. All those shelf tags are so distracting. But I don’t mind shopping online and use their click and collect frequently. Too bad Aldi doesn’t do click and collect!

  5. I used to find Aldi’s store layout to feel cluttered and messy (particularly their section of random non-supermarket items), so I can appreciate why you think their stores are depressing. I do all of my shopping online now so I don’t go there these days (they don’t have online delivery).

  6. ohhh for the price im keen to try it, iv used the lacura range before with no issues, in fact i really like the eye cream its always very hydrating. Id like to see reviews on the IPL