Aldi Specialbuys May 2025: Pool and new skincare items
As always, the supermarket showcases a huge range of items, which cover a wide range of areas around the house.
There are garden accessories for the family, including a garden pool and a folding slide, as well as the new spring skincare collection, pet products, and more.
Here are some of the key items you'll be able to spot in Aldi's May Specialbuys.
The Prepare Garden Play collection is first up on this month's Aldi Specialbuys.
From sandcastles to splash zones, you can keep the family entertained all summer long with these outdoor playtime must-haves.
Included in the range are:
Aldi's parasol pool and folding slide (Image: Aldi) Aldi's Garden Play range items are in stores from May 15, while stocks last.
If you are looking to keep your pet cool, there are a number of items that can help.
These are:
Aldi's pet cooling vest and towel, and its sunshade dog bed (Image: Aldi) Aldi's Keep Your Pet Cool range items are in stores from May 18, while stocks last.
If you are looking for playful décor that'll bring the vibes to your garden all weekend long, there is the Tropical Paradise range.
Items included are:
Aldi's Solar Hot Air Balloon Lights (Image: Aldi) Aldi's Tropical Paradise range items are in stores from May 22, while stocks last.
Aldi is set to shake up the skincare market with the launch of its new Lacura Spring Skincare Collection this spring.
Aldi's new Lacura Spring Skincare Collection (Image: Aldi) With prices starting from just £4.99, the new collection includes a Matcha Gel Wash, Rice Cleanser, Aqua Face Cream and Plumping Face Cream.
It features a range of ingredients, including Matcha Tea and Hyaluronic Acid.
Aldi's Lacura Matcha Gel Wash (Image: Aldi) Beauty lovers can cleanse and revitalise with the new Lacura Matcha Gel Wash.
The fragrance-free formula is developed with botanical ingredients and removes impurities, excess oil, and makeup, leaving the skin feeling balanced and refreshed.
Aldi's Lacura Rice Cleanser (Image: Aldi) Shoppers can experience gentle cleansing and intense hydration with the new Lacura Rice Cleanser.
It moisturises and refreshes the skin, leaving it soft and supple, and also removes dirt and impurities while remaining gentle on even the most sensitive skin.
Aldi's Lacura Hydrating Aqua Face Cream (Image: Aldi) This face cream has been specially designed for oily and combination textures.
The lighweight moisturiser will help create a hydrated, radiant complexion, mattifying while deeply replenishing for a revived and healthy glow.
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Instantly hydrate and soften with this new face cream, delivering immediate hydration and lasting softness.
The additional Violet Rice Extract enhances complexions for a more supple and healthy radiant finish.
Aldi's new Spring Skincare Collection is in stores now, while stock lasts.
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