When it comes to skincare we all know the importance of finding the best eye cream, night cream and moisturizer, but did you know they could be hiding in the supermarket of all places?
Aldi's Lacura range has garnered five-star reviews, making it big business for the store. And it's easy to see why when the ingredients inside the jars and tubes do actually warrant the hype.
No more so than the two latest additions to the popular Lacura skincare range (opens in new tab), which center around Black Rose, the same active in one of Meghan Markle's favorite skincare masks.
Meghan's former makeup artist, Lydia F. Sellers, previously revealed that the Duchess likes Sisley's Black Rose Cream Mask (opens in new tab) for prepping her face for makeup, adding: "You don’t have to rinse it off. You can wipe it away after ten minutes, leaving your skin supple and bright."
But at £115 for 60ml, it's pretty expensive and out of a lot of people's beauty budget. However, Aldi's new Ebony Rose skincare collection promises to leave skin "rejuvenated and radiant", and their face mask looks like the perfect alternative to Meghan's go-to, but only costs £6.99!
Formulated with black rose extract, pro-vitamin B5 and shea butter, the cruelty-free range will leave your "skin feeling smooth, soft and plumper."
With added vitamin B3 and avocado oil, the illuminating mask promises to help complexions appear more youthful and moisturized, that's one claim we can get on board with.
While the facial cream which can be used in the mornings and evenings also comes in at a very reasonable £6.99, and promises to leave your skin feeling refreshed and revitalized.
Seeing as the collection is yet to launch, woman&home's deputy editor, Lauren Hughes gave the new skincare collection a test run and was pleasantly surprised to reveal the fast-absorbing, light facial cream has a "really nice, fresh and floral scent, similar to roses and sinks gently into the skin." We're sold!
Aldi’s Lacura Ebony Rose range is available to pre-order now and is available in stores from 21 February.
