Savvy Tesco shopper finds new products you 'need to see' as they could 'save you money'
Tesco has launched a new line of products that a savvy shopper has urged others to check out. With households feeling the effects of the continuing inflation and rising cost of living, more Brits are looking for ways they can save money. Laura White, an expert in money saving tips and deals, alerted her Instagram followers to something she had spotted in Tesco that she believes could save them 'a lot of money.'
The savvy shopper noticed that the supermarket has recently released a range of fragrances by Skin Saints that smell similar to various high end brands. She said: 'If you are a Carolina Herrera Good Girl fan, this fragrance called Passion could be for you.
'It's meant to smell just like Good Girl. [The] price comparison is very different though as you can get this 100ml bottle for just £7 with your Clubcard.'
The Carolina Herrera Good Girl perfume is recognised by its striking stiletto-shaped bottle and it costs £139 for the 100ml size when purchased directly from the brand online.
Continuing to explore the Skin Saints range in Tesco, Laura added: 'They've also got a fragrance called Rouge which is really similar to the iconic Baccarat Rouge 540.
'Again this is just £7 for the 100ml bottle.' The next product she highlighted was Santal, which has a sandalwood and warm spice scent, similar to the luxury Santal 33 by Le Labo.
The Instagram user also spotted the Cerise fragrance, which she explained has been likened to Lost Cherry by Tom Ford.
Laura concluded that the Skin Saints products can make 'great money-saving alternatives.' All of the ones she displayed in her clip are £7 with a Tesco Clubcard or £8 without.
The post has attracted thousands of views, hundreds of likes and several comments.
An impressed viewer remarked: 'Oooohh I've never seen these in my local Tesco. Amazing.'
A second shared: 'I love the Santal.' Another exclaimed: 'Oh my goodness now Tesco!!! I'm off there.'
Someone else added: 'Going to go and look.' Other Skin Saints fragrances on offer in Tesco include Gold, featuring cinnamon, amber and fresh grapefruit tones, Flower Chain, which has a white violet and sandalwood scent, and Miss Paris, with notes of fresh rose, iris and patchouli.
Skin Saints is primarily a skincare brand known for its range of products focused on brightening, nourishing and rejuvenating the skin.
Many of them can be found in Tesco and creams, serums and eye treatments are among some of the company's popular products.
It offers skincare goods with ingredients, like vitamin C, retinol, niacinamide and hyaluronic acid.
Skin Saints further provides products that target specific skin concerns from dryness to dullness to fine lines and wrinkles.
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