'If you see it, grab it!' Aldi brings back 'shopper favourite' skin care products that leave you feeling 'deeply cleansed and super soft'

Aldi told customers: "A solid fan favourite, the Lacura Rose Cleansing Balm (£6.99, 90g) dissolves impurities on the skin’s surface. Formulated with Rosehip, Sweet Almond, and Rose Flower Oil, the luxury cleanser transforms from a solid balm into a silky oil texture.

"Gently removing excess dirt and makeup, skin will be left deeply cleansed and super soft."

"Aldi’s original Lacura Cleansing Balm (£6.99, 90g) is returning to shelves for the fourth time. Enriched with Moringa Oil, Shea Butter and Cocoa Butter, the lightweight formula removes impurities for a balanced, refreshed, and hydrated complexion."

The supermarket revealed that the Lacura Cleansing Balm was inspired by Emma Hardie Skincare.

But Aldi warned customers: "Shoppers better be quick if they want to get their hands on these sell-out products; the balms have already gained a cult following from beauty and skincare lovers alike."

TikTok creator @_nospringchicken, who gives beauty tips for women over 40, tried out the Rose Cleansing Balm. She compared it to her regular cleansing balm that she "absolutely adores".

Speaking about the Aldi product, she said: "If you see this, grab it."

The beauty enthusiast captioned her video: "The quality of the ingredients differ but if you are looking for an affordable balm, it does the job!"

The supermarket also warned that the skincare items will only be available until stocks last.

These fan-favourite Lacura products are joining the Lacura ProNight Advanced Face Serum (30ml) and ProNight Plus Face Cream (50ml), which returned to stores a few weeks ago. Skincare enthusiasts can expect to feel "intensely hydrated and rejuvenated".

The supermarket also recently brought back a "sell-out" product for hair enthusiasts.

Britons who love to make their homes cosy can snap up Aldi's best-selling candles.

Those who get their groceries from Aldi can grab the supermarket's best-selling - and award-winning - beverage.

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But the supermarket warned that shoppers may need to act fast when purchasing these products.

Aldi has made several changes in recent weeks. The supermarket introduced a new parcel system in select stores to help make customers' shopping experience more efficient.

It also launched paper packaging for own-brand wines in a UK supermarket first, in a bid to cut back on its carbon emissions.

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