Budget retailer Aldi has introduced facial tanning drops under its Lacura beauty range, priced at £3.99 per 30ml bottle.
The facial drops, available in 'Light to Medium' and 'Medium to Dark', can be blended with regular skin care items like serums, face creams, or oils, allowing users to control their tanning intensity.
As well as providing a sun-kissed glow, the tanning drops work overtime as a skin solution, incorporating nourishing components such as vitamin E, aloe vera, and raspberry fruit extract.
According to the retailer, these ingredients work to deliver "hydration and moisture" alongside the tanning effect.
The "highly anticipated" drops promise to create a natural-looking glow without streaking when mixed properly with skin care products.
Describing Lacura's latest addition as a "must-have", the supermarket hopes to provide a tanning solution that not only removes the risk of sun damage but also improves the user's complexion.
Aldi's latest innovation represents the supermarket's entry into the growing market of hybrid beauty items that deliver several advantages in one product.
Shoppers can find the Lacura Tanning Facial Drops in Aldi stores across the UK, though availability depends on stock levels.
Aldi's new Lacura Tanning Facial Drops cost just £3.99
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Aldi has not indicated how long supplies might last or whether the product will become a permanent addition to its beauty range, so skin care enthusiasts might want to act fast.
The launch comes just days after Aldi brought back its popular Perfect Pamper beauty line, with items beginning at £3.99.
The discount chain's Specialbuy collection features an array of home spa products and glam tools.
Providing beauty on a budget, the range offers cost-effective options for consumers seeking alternatives to high-end products.
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Aldi's Perfect Pamper beauty line features home spa products and beauty tools
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Previous releases of the range attracted significant customer interest, particularly among those wanting professional-style treatments at home.
The flagship product is a £12.99 LED light therapy gadget featuring seven different settings and a built-in lithium battery. The device targets age-related skin concerns, redness, and inflammation.
Eye and neck massagers, both £12.99, come with USB charging capabilities for convenience while travelling. These tools aim to relieve stress, boost circulation, and aid sleep quality.
A £5.99 rotating cleanser includes five different attachments with dedicated storage.
Another £5.99 option is a quartz stone vibrating tool for lymphatic drainage and reducing puffiness.
Hair care options include a £16.99 multi-purpose styler offering straight, curled, or wavy finishes.
Beauty accessories comprise £5.99 heated lash curlers with LED screens, illuminated mirrors with brush sets at £5.99, and £3.99 spa slippers.
In other Aldi news, the supermarket has unveiled "perfectly refreshing" £2 tipples as demand skyrockets.
Two new "pocket-sized" canned sparkling wines are ideal for garden gatherings, festivals, and picnics.