THEY’RE known for their incredible dupes.
And it looks like Home Bargains has done it again – judging by their new beauty arrivals.
Emma was more than a little excited when she saw the new range of dupes at Home Bargains[/caption]
The Glow Recipe copies were priced from just £2.99[/caption]
The Glow Recipe originals cost an awful lot more[/caption]
Emma took to TikTok to reveal the budget store’s latest products, which look awfully similar to the Glow Recipe viral favourites.
“There’s more dupes in Home Bargains!” she said in the video.
“They’ve got these three skincare dupes in Home Bargains just now.”
First up was the Potion Glow Watermelon Elixir – a £2.99 version of the £19 Glow Recipe Watermelon Glow AHA Night Treatment.
“It’s got hyaluronic acid and niacinamide and it’s meant to basically just hydrate and glow your skin,” Emma explained.
The Glow Elixir Toner is also just £2.99 – compared to Glow Recipe’s Watermelon Glow PHA+BHA Pore-Tight Toner, which comes in at £31.
And rounding off the new dupes is the Radiance Facial Drops – a £2.99 dupe of the £32 Glow Recipe Watermelon Glow Niacinamide Dew Drops.
“In the basket!” Emma concluded.
She also revealed the quality of the products is impressive, as she added: “All glass containers as well which feels very luxurious!”
“More beauty finds in Home Bargains,” Emma captioned the video.
“Who doesn’t love affordable bargain beauty dupes?”
“Omg glow recipe dupes!! That’s crazy!!” one person commented on the video.
“I know! As soon as I saw them I was like eek!! Newness,” Emma replied.
“Oooooh heading to Home Bargains!” another said.
While a third said that the store’s Drunk Elephant dupes – hilariously called Dizzy Panda – are “amazing”.
“Yes I did a video on their bronzing drops. I was really impressed,” Emma admitted.
5 things you didn’t know about Home Bargains
- Home Bargains was founded by Tom Morris
- It’s official name is TJ Morris Ltd but trades as Home Bargains
- The first store was opened in Liverpool in 1976
- Around 30% of the stores range comprises clearance lines
- There are 575 stores nationwide
However, not everyone was sure about the Home Bargains versions, with some issuing a word of warning about the cut-price products.
“I feel the packaging is the only dupe,” one wrote.
“The actual products are terrible.”
“Their Byoma dupes were full of chemicals that caused bad reactions/burns and these are apparently the same,” another said.
“The only dupe is the bottle style, so please be careful.”
“Burned all my face,” a third claimed.
As someone else wrote: “Please guys just be careful just because the packaging looks similar the ingredients aren’t the same and could potentially cause reactions.”
Others warned shoppers to check the ingredients in the products before using[/caption]
