Aldi's ‘phenomenal' £5 hair oil dupe is returning – it's £30 less than posh version & leaves locks super soft & shiny
Bargain hunters, get your baskets ready, the
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Aldi is selling the Lacura Hair Oil for £4.99
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Tiktoker, Lysha Lou, previously said the oil 'smells insane'
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It's said to be a budget dupe for the luxury £35
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Make-up lover and hair guru Lysha Lou, who posts under
Lysha shared her honest thoughts after giving the oil a whirl following a holiday.
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She said the product "smells insane".
Lysha added: 'It gets rid of any flyaways. It's infused with honey extract and wow, that is phenomenal. That's really, really nice.'
And she's not alone. Fans online have flooded the comments desperate to get their hands on a bottle.
One wrote: 'Love a good excuse to go down the Specialbuys aisle.'
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Another chimed in: 'Looks great.'
The oil is designed to suit all hair types, whether you've got thick curls, fine strands, or
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According to Aldi, the nourishing formula smooths, softens and adds shine and the honey infusion promises to leave your locks smelling lush too.
While the Gisou version will set you back £35, Aldi's Lacura alternative costs just £4.99, meaning you'll save a jaw-dropping £30.01 without scrimping on results.
But be warned, this is in-store only and part of Aldi's cult-favourite Specialbuys range, so once it's gone, it's gone.
You'll have to head down to
Given the hype last year, beauty fans are already predicting a sell-out, so set your alarms and clear some space on your shelf.
That's not the only bargain beauty buy hitting shelves this week.
The sell-out
The mask features seven different light settings and helps reduce the appearance of fine lines, redness and inflammation and is the perfect tool to deliver a spa-worthy facial at home, for less.
What's more, they also have a handy LED indicator, this easy-to-use beauty hack is the secret to a lifted, bright-eyed look.
The LED Mirror with Make-Up Brush Set (£5.99) is another one you won't want to miss, it includes two large kabuki brushes, three precise brushes and a rotatable touch sensor mirror.
And or those looking to elevate their everyday hairstyle, the sell-out Dual Hair Styler is back for just £16.99.
Shoppers have the choice of a variety of stylers to create the perfect look, whether it's sleek and straight, bouncy curls, or holiday-ready
What are the best Aldi beauty dupes?
ALDI has become well-known for its affordable beauty dupes that often rival high-end brands in terms of quality and effectiveness.
Here are some of the best Aldi beauty dupes that have garnered rave reviews:
Lacura Healthy Glow Exfoliating Tonic
Dupe for: Pixi Glow Tonic
Price: £3.99 (compared to Pixi's £18)
Description: This exfoliating tonic contains glycolic acid and works to gently exfoliate and brighten the skin. It's a fantastic, budget-friendly alternative to the popular Pixi Glow Tonic.
Lacura Q10 Renew Anti-Wrinkle Day Cream
Dupe for: Nivea Q10 Plus Anti-Wrinkle Day Cream
Price: £1.45 (compared to Nivea's £10)
Lacura Caviar Illumination Day Cream
Dupe for: La Prairie Skin Caviar Luxe Cream
Price: £6.99 (compared to La Prairie's £292)
Lacura Hot Cloth Cleanser
Dupe for: Liz Earle Cleanse & Polish Hot Cloth Cleanser
Price: £3.99 (compared to Liz Earle's £17.50)
Lacura Snapshot Ready Foundation Primer
Dupe for: Smashbox Photo Finish Foundation Primer
Price: £5.99 (compared to Smashbox's £26)
Lacura Miracle Cream
Dupe for: Elizabeth Arden Eight Hour Cream
Price: £3.99 (compared to Elizabeth Arden's £28)
Lacura Ebony Rose Face Mask
Dupe for: Fresh Rose Face Mask
Price: £6.99 (compared to Fresh's £52)
Lacura Charcoal Clearing Mudmask
Dupe for: GlamGlow Supermud Clearing Treatment
Price: £5.99 (compared to GlamGlow's £42)
Lacura Velvet Touch Foundation
Dupe for: Estée Lauder Double Wear Foundation
Price: £5.99 (compared to Estée Lauder's £34)
Lacura Tinted Lip Oils
Dupe for: Rare Beauty Soft Pinch Tinted Oil
Price: £3.99 (compared to Rare Beauty's £20)
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