Beauty fans race to their local supermarket for fake tan holy grail as prices are slashed from £13 to less than £3
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BEAUTY fans are racing to their local Asda after spotting a fake tan holy grail for less than £3.
Jade was more than a little excited when she spotted the reductions during a supermarket shop - especially when she saw that her favourite had also had its price slashed.
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"Check your local Asda because all of the Tanologist stuff is reduced!" Jade said in a video on her TikTok page.
"£3.20. What the hell!"
The Express Tan mousses - in light, medium and dark - were on sale for £3.20, down from £16.
While the Ultra Dark mousse, which Jade loves, was £3.80.
"That's literally unreal!" she gushed of the new price.
And her excitement continued when she spotted that her ultimate favourite - the Insta Glow illuminating body bronzer - was just £2.60, instead of £13.
"It's really hard to describe but it's so nice," she said.
"Get this one if you see it!"
Jade isn't the only fan of the instant tan either, with people taking to the Internet to share their own reviews online.
"Leaves a lovely tanned glow and doesn't transfer onto clothes," one wrote.
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"I'll definitely buy again, it's way better than cheaper versions."
"A great instant tan," another added.
"I've been mixing it with some of my moisturiser in the morning and it just gives me that nice colour and glow!"
As a third said it was their "second time purchasing", and added: "Really convenient for a last minute night out and I love the colour.
"It's waterproof and doesn't transfer into my clothing.
"Also very easy to blend. Will continue to purchase!"
Jade's video continued sharing the Tanologist reductions, with the blending brush also having had its price slashed
"This brush is really, really nice because it's got an angle on it," she added.
"Love a bargain!" she captioned her video.
The comments section was quickly filled by other shoppers keen to nab the same bargain.
"Omg amazing!!" one wrote.
"I love this tan!" another added.
"Yesss gonna stock up."
"Need to get myself down there," a third said.
"You're having a laugh!" someone else raged, adding that they'd "just paid £19 for the extra dark!"
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