Trying out Aldi’s Champagne first, the highlighter is glowy without having a glittery or overpowering look, instead a more subtle shiny look. I have always struggled with liquid highlighters, often finding that they break up my makeup or don’t blend the way I would like. Alongside Aldi’s Rare Beauty drops, the supermarket chain is also releasing a handful of luxury perfumes and hair products. But, keeping previous experience to one side, I gave the Aldi highlighter a go with an open mind and was pleasantly surprised. At first use, I dotted the highlighter on my cheekbones before blending it out but found that it didn’t go as far.

Aldi is also dropping some more perfume dupes, this time taking inspiration from Maison Francis Kurkdijan.

Will you be claiming the VAT back?