With just one wipe most of my eye makeup had been removed which is good as you don't want to be rubbing your eyes trying to get makeup products off. The supermarket’s own brand products are affordable and effective, making them no-brainer investments. Helianthus annuus seed oil, octocrylene and hydrolysed soy proteins all help to prevent the skin from sun spots, strengthen the skin barrier and reduce the signs of fine lines and wrinkles. They added that, it “features SPF 30 with a five-star UVA rating, so is sure to shield you from the sun’s rays, and is slightly sweat- and water-resistant too. So, the other day, I bought some of the Aldi Lacura Q10 serum and rejuvelate day cream and, I swear, the bags have shrunk back to early 2020 size and my skin has got this lovely glow.

As you can see from the pictures below, the brush of the Lacura Too Legit mascara is similar to the Benefit one, but thicker in the middle.Again, it was hard to tell these two products apart, both had that tell-tale vitamin C smell and both are packaged well enough so that the product doesn't oxidize, rendering it useless (although Drunk Elephant have the edge here, as you mix the serum in a bid to keep it even fresher). My skin is still getting that hefty dose of antioxidant protection, so if you're looking to cut back on your spending, this is an easy swap to make. Actually I find there's no need for a primer when using this, as it worked great in conjunction with my current foundation fave, L'Oreal Infallible Pro-Glow.

A tiny fraction of the cost of the creams that it’s copying, the skincare looks the same, works the same – but also has the same important ingredients. Finally the Snow Algae has been proven to stimulate collagen production, provides protection from environmental factors such as UV rays and improves skin elasticity whilst being a strong antioxidant.The name really lives up to itself as it moisturized my under eye area leaving the skin with a silky texture which helped my daily makeup products apply easier.