Home Bargains drops ‘lovely' perfume mists from renowned fragrance designer for 80% cheaper – and they all cost £1.99
BEAUTY buffs are racing to Home Bargains for designer perfume mists slashed to just £1.99.
The popular discount store has earned a reputation as a treasure trove for beauty bargains in recent years.
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Beauty buffs are racing to Home Bargains for designer perfume mists slashed to just £1.99
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Now, it's offering the full range of FCUK For Her Body Mists for an incredible £1.99 each, which is an 80% saving off their usual £10 price tag.
The collection features four intricate-layered scents, perfect for anyone looking to
Firstly, there's the FCUK3, which comes in the purple bottle and is a white floral and fruity fragrance for women.
It is renowned for its sweet and citrusy scent that's layered over a woody and spicy base.
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Also among the base notes are vanilla and amber, with the middle notes being jasmine gardenia and rose.
The top notes, which give the sweet and citrusy finish, are red berries, mandarin orange and pink pepper.
There's also the Her Fragrance Mist, which comes in the clear bottle and smells of a mix of floral and woody notes.
It has base notes of sandalwood, cedar and cinnamon to create a powdery and spicy foundation, with middle notes of iris, jasmine, lime and patchouli.
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The fragrance finishes with a white floral and fresh hue, thanks to top notes of peony, lily of the valley, violet and rose.
The third FCUK
This popular scent is renowned for having both powdery and musky notes, as well as a fresh and citrusy finish.
It has base notes of sandalwood, amber, musk and virginia cedar, with middle notes of jasmine, peony and violet layered on top.
The top notes are lotus, bergamot and lil of the valley.
Last but not least in Home Bargains' latest perfume line up is FCUK Friction, a blend of fresh citrus, sensual musk and warm woods.
It has base notes of benzoin resin, vanilla and sandalwood, middle notes of freesia, jasmine and blonde woods, and top notes of red berries, apple and peach, giving it an uber-fruity finish.
Shopper Paula Marrs took to Facebook group Extreme Couponing and Bargains UK to alert other beauty enthusiasts to the Home Bargains beauty drop.
Vivien Brooks was quick to say that 'the red one is lovely', while Helen Moseley boasted that she has 'had them all' and they all 'smell lovely'.
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