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Scottish Sun
20-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Scottish Sun
Lidl is selling a £2.99 product beauty fans are racing to nab – you don't have to wear foundation AND it contains SPF50
The facial fluid gives enough coverage without being too thick MADE UP Lidl is selling a £2.99 product beauty fans are racing to nab – you don't have to wear foundation AND it contains SPF50 BEAUTY fans are racing to snap up a £2.99 Lidl buy that means they don't have to wear foundation. Not only that, but the budget make-up product also contains SPF 50, which helps protect the skin in the sunshine. Advertisement 6 Karen picked up this £2.99 facial fluid from her local Lidl and couldn't wait to test it Credit: karenjackson_7/tiktok 6 She was pleased with the colour and the consistency when she tried it out Credit: karenjackson_7/tiktok 6 The finished result gave her a fresh-faced look without covering up her freckles Credit: karenjackson_7/tiktok 6 It also gave her a lovely golden glow Credit: karenjackson_7/tiktok Karen took to TikTok to share her epic find, after coming across the tinted facial fluid in her local Lidl. As she documented herself trying the moisturiser for the first time, she noted that it had a "nice colour" and "feels really thick" when it's applied. "But I wonder how it dries down for everyday," she mused. "So far I'm really impressed!" Advertisement Read more Beauty stories GLOW GIRL I tested 5 foundations to see which were 'sweat-proof' - an £11 buy was a winner Karen continued to apply the product, using her hands to do so, and said she loved the way it gave her coverage without hiding her gorgeous freckles. "It's a lovely like golden colour off it," she said. "Obviously I put none on my neck or my body, but I would take this on holidays, you know, and it's SPF 50. "Yep, so that's me going to Lidl during the week and getting another one and putting it in the bottom drawer!" Advertisement Karen then decided to put the moisturiser to the ultimate test by wearing it for a full day at work. "Okay, so I'm just done from work. I've had this on all day," she said in another video. Primark drops Milk Makeup 'jelly tint' dupe that works on lips and face... and is £20 cheaper than the real deal "Obviously it's gone patchy in places, but I put this on at 8 o'clock this morning." She filmed the update video at 5.30pm - meaning the product had pretty much stayed in place for nine and a half hours. Advertisement People were quick to comment on Karen's videos, with one writing: "I got it last week. "I love it - I've bought 3 for friends to try!" "Oh this looks lovely!" another said. "I have a Nivea one and was wishing it was higher SPF, might have to go get this." Advertisement The importance of sun cream in your skincare routine Dermatologist and skincare enthusiast Andrea Suarez - known as Dr Dray - revealed why you should wear suncream. The one thing you can do that will make the biggest difference - and this matters for all ages - is protecting your skin from the sun, Andrea stressed. "The vast majority of external aging is due to exposure to ultraviolet radiation," she continued, not because you're "not using some jazzy serum or layering 90 different things on your face everyday". "If you're not doing in your 20s, get on that now." But she said the use of sun cream alone doesn't go far enough. Andrea urged that you also wear sun-protective clothing like broad-brimmed hats and long sleeves, on top of not staying out too long in the sun. Doing this over your lifetime - and all year, not just during the summer or on sunny days - "will reduce the visible signs of photoageing", Andrea said. Those are wrinkles, muddled pigmentation and sagging skin. "I love all Lidl skincare, it's now my go to weekly for less than £3.00," a third commented. "Bought today," someone else wrote. "Looks a nice colour, Lidl here we come," another laughed. "I was really impressed with it too," someone else said. Advertisement 6 In another video, Karen showed what the Lidl product looked like after wearing at work for a whole day Credit: karenjackson_7/tiktok
The Irish Sun
14-05-2025
- Lifestyle
- The Irish Sun
Cleaning gurus swear by £2 trick to banish stubborn sun cream stains from even the whitest of clothes this summer
WITH spring in full swing and the weather heating up, many of us are sure to be slapping on the sun cream before we head out to spend time in the sun. Wearing 4 Cleaning gurus are raving about a £2 hack that will banish stubborn sun cream stains this summer Credit: Getty 4 So with the weather heating up, you'll need to pay attention Credit: Getty 4 You may already have the secret to banishing sun cream stains at home... Credit: Getty 4 Cleaning fans are praising soda crystals for its ability to remove sun cream stains Credit: Dri-Pak And don't worry if you're on a budget, as thankfully you may already have the secret at home. It comes after a woman posted on 'Sorry to be a pain, but could someone tell me how to get the yellow effect sun lotion leaves on white T-shirts out, please?" Read more cleaning stories Numerous social media users eagerly raced to the comments to share their handy tips and tricks, with the common solution being to use One person simply advised: "Soak in soda crystals." Whilst another added: "I use Milton and soda crystals. Soak overnight, then wash, dry outside in the sun." If you fancy giving this trick a try, you'll be pleased to know that you can find the large bags of Dri-Pak Soda Crystals from Asda, Sainsbury's and Most read in Fabulous To use soda crystals to banish stains, you'll first of all need to grab a clean cloth and blot the stain gently. Then, sprinkle the soda crystals onto the stain and let it sit for 15 to 20 minutes. The £1.25 buy parents are swearing by to get rid of stains in seconds, and it works on everything from pen to ketchup Following this, you can apply a small amount of dish soap, which you should massage in gently and then let sit for five to 10 minutes. Once you've done this, rinse the garment under warm water and then wash the item as normal. The importance of sun cream in your skincare routine Dermatologist and skincare enthusiast Andrea Suarez - known as Dr Dray - revealed why you should wear suncream. The one thing you can do that will make the biggest difference - and this matters for all ages - is protecting your skin from the sun, Andrea stressed. "The vast majority of external aging is due to exposure to ultraviolet radiation," she continued, not because you're "not using some jazzy serum or layering 90 different things on your face everyday". "If you're not doing in your 20s, get on that now." But she said the use of sun cream alone doesn't go far enough. Andrea urged that you also wear sun-protective clothing like broad-brimmed hats and long sleeves, on top of not staying out too long in the sun. Doing this over your lifetime - and all year, not just during the summer or on sunny days - "will reduce the visible signs of photoageing", Andrea said. Those are wrinkles, muddled pigmentation and sagging skin. Not only did many rave about using soda crystals to banish stains, but other commenters suggested the woman try covering the stain in washing-up liquid. As well as this, cleaning fans also claimed that white vinegar does the trick. I use Milton and soda crystals. Soak overnight, then wash, dry outside in the sun Facebook user One user posted: "Distilled white vinegar and baking soda. Leave to soak and then rub original fairy liquid into the area. "You have to get the yellowing, protein and the oil out, and all three of these will do this." Meanwhile, a second recommended: "White vinegar. Spray on, leave for a while, then wash in bio detergent. Try and hang outside in the sun." Unlock even more award-winning articles as The Sun launches brand new membership programme - Sun Club More hacks to get rid of harsh stains Baking Soda and Vinegar : Make a paste with baking soda and water. Apply to the stain and let it sit for 30 minutes. Rinse with vinegar and wash as usual. Lemon Juice and Salt : Squeeze lemon juice over the stain. Sprinkle salt generously. Rub the fabric together and leave it in the sun for an hour before washing. Hydrogen Peroxide and Dish Soap : Mix equal parts hydrogen peroxide and dish soap. Dab the mixture onto the stain. Let it sit for 10 minutes and then rinse. Milk for Ink Stains : Soak the stained area in milk. Leave it overnight. Rinse and wash the following day. White Vinegar for Grass Stains : Apply white vinegar directly to the grass stain. Let it soak for 15 minutes. Wash as usual. Cornflour for Grease Stains : Sprinkle cornflour onto the grease stain. Let it sit for 20 minutes to absorb the grease. Brush off the cornflour and wash the garment. Toothpaste for Collar Stains : Apply a small amount of non-gel toothpaste to the collar stain. Scrub gently with a toothbrush. Rinse and wash as usual.
Scottish Sun
14-05-2025
- Lifestyle
- Scottish Sun
Cleaning gurus swear by £2 trick to banish stubborn sun cream stains from even the whitest of clothes this summer
Plus, scroll down for more handy hacks to get rid of harsh stains WASH THIS Cleaning gurus swear by £2 trick to banish stubborn sun cream stains from even the whitest of clothes this summer WITH spring in full swing and the weather heating up, many of us are sure to be slapping on the sun cream before we head out to spend time in the sun. Wearing sun cream is vital for everyone, no matter your age, but if you've spotted a stubborn stain on your favourite top thanks to your UV protection, don't worry, you've come to the right place. Advertisement 4 Cleaning gurus are raving about a £2 hack that will banish stubborn sun cream stains this summer Credit: Getty 4 So with the weather heating up, you'll need to pay attention Credit: Getty 4 You may already have the secret to banishing sun cream stains at home... Credit: Getty 4 Cleaning fans are praising soda crystals for its ability to remove sun cream stains Credit: Dri-Pak Sun cream can often leave harsh stains on clothes that are a challenge to remove - but luckily for you, cleaning enthusiasts have sworn by a £2 trick that will remove the sticky stuff from even the whitest of outfits this summer. And don't worry if you're on a budget, as thankfully you may already have the secret at home. It comes after a woman posted on Mrs Hinch Cleaning Tips, a private Facebook group with 622,800 members, and wrote: "I know this has been asked many times, but I can't remember the answer. 'Sorry to be a pain, but could someone tell me how to get the yellow effect sun lotion leaves on white T-shirts out, please?" Advertisement Numerous social media users eagerly raced to the comments to share their handy tips and tricks, with the common solution being to use soda crystals, which can be picked up from most supermarkets. One person simply advised: "Soak in soda crystals." Whilst another added: "I use Milton and soda crystals. Soak overnight, then wash, dry outside in the sun." If you fancy giving this trick a try, you'll be pleased to know that you can find the large bags of Dri-Pak Soda Crystals from Asda, Sainsbury's and Savers, for just £2 a bag. Advertisement To use soda crystals to banish stains, you'll first of all need to grab a clean cloth and blot the stain gently. Then, sprinkle the soda crystals onto the stain and let it sit for 15 to 20 minutes. The £1.25 buy parents are swearing by to get rid of stains in seconds, and it works on everything from pen to ketchup Following this, you can apply a small amount of dish soap, which you should massage in gently and then let sit for five to 10 minutes. Once you've done this, rinse the garment under warm water and then wash the item as normal. Advertisement The importance of sun cream in your skincare routine Dermatologist and skincare enthusiast Andrea Suarez - known as Dr Dray - revealed why you should wear suncream. The one thing you can do that will make the biggest difference - and this matters for all ages - is protecting your skin from the sun, Andrea stressed. "The vast majority of external aging is due to exposure to ultraviolet radiation," she continued, not because you're "not using some jazzy serum or layering 90 different things on your face everyday". "If you're not doing in your 20s, get on that now." But she said the use of sun cream alone doesn't go far enough. Andrea urged that you also wear sun-protective clothing like broad-brimmed hats and long sleeves, on top of not staying out too long in the sun. Doing this over your lifetime - and all year, not just during the summer or on sunny days - "will reduce the visible signs of photoageing", Andrea said. Those are wrinkles, muddled pigmentation and sagging skin. Not only did many rave about using soda crystals to banish stains, but other commenters suggested the woman try covering the stain in washing-up liquid. As well as this, cleaning fans also claimed that white vinegar does the trick. I use Milton and soda crystals. Soak overnight, then wash, dry outside in the sun Facebook user One user posted: "Distilled white vinegar and baking soda. Leave to soak and then rub original fairy liquid into the area. "You have to get the yellowing, protein and the oil out, and all three of these will do this." Advertisement Meanwhile, a second recommended: "White vinegar. Spray on, leave for a while, then wash in bio detergent. Try and hang outside in the sun." Unlock even more award-winning articles as The Sun launches brand new membership programme - Sun Club
