Matalan is selling a £9 dupe of Diptyque's £168 super-size candle – it burns for 105 hours & there's matching diffusers
IF you love high-end scents but hate forking out for them, then you're in luck.
Matalan has launched a range of candles to give Diptyque a run for its money.
These supermarket scents come in super-sized candles as well as diffusers to make your whole house smell luxurious on a budget.
The candles come with three wicks to ensure they burn evenly and come with 850g of product to give you 105 hours of burn time for just £9 each.
It's a massive difference from the designer version which costs an eye-watering £79 for 300g.
The diffusers on the other hand, come with one litre of fragrance and cost £18 a pop.
Matalan has launched the new range in four stunning scents so that there is something for everyone.
First is Ebony Flame, which has a sophisticated scent with notes of Frankincense, Pink pepper, Cypress, Violet, Raspberry, Cedarwood, Patchouli, Guaiac wood, Amber and Vanilla.
Also available is Red Desire, with notes of Saffron, Jasmine blossom, Spun sugar, Cedarwood, Sheer white flowers, Amber, Golden musk and Oakmos.
There's also the candle called 'Fun & Fabulous' featuring Jasmine, Herbal accord, Vetiver, Amber, Cedarwood, Leather, Musk and Frankincense notes.
Last but not least is Velvet Petal & Oud with Rose, Sweet quince paste, Peony, Saffron, Agarwood Sandalwood, Patchouli, Arab wood, Dry amber, Musks and a touch of vanilla.
Impressively, the glass jars look very similar to Diptyque's with a similar oval logo on the front.
Shoppers are 'sprinting' to Tesco to nab £3.75 buy that makes your house smell 'incredible' but so much cheaper than £35 The White company scent
The new collection is limited edition so if you want to get your hands on them you best head to their website or your local Matalan store now.
But it's not the only deal shoppers are going wild for in Matalan.
The White Butterfly Duvet Cover, normally priced at £21, is available for less than £1 when new customers sign up to Top Cashback.
The deal is available online across the UK and applies to the double size set, which includes the duvet cover and matching pillowcases, both featuring a delicate embossed butterfly pattern.
New Top Cashback members can get the set for just 50p after claiming a £2 cashback bonus, while existing members can still enjoy a hefty saving, picking it up for £15.50 with the same bonus.
Offers are also available on the single and king sizes.
One happy customer wrote: "Outstanding in quality and style. Even more stunning than I was expecting.
So reasonably priced in fact I will be purchasing a second set.
I would 100 per cent recommend this product."
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