BEAUTY fans will be racing to Aldi after hearing the German retailer is about to drop an ‘intense volume’ dupe of Benefit’s viral mascara.
The budget-friendly alternative is going to cost just £5.99 – compared to the hefty £27 price tag attached to the hit Badgal Bang! version.
So it’s ideal for any beauty lovers who want more bang for their buck.
Aldi announced the upcoming release online as part of their SpecialBuys section, due in stores from 9th March.
Their Girl Gone Bad mascara promises to give you “the glam look everyday” and help you “wow your friends with your intense curl lashes.”
It’s part of the Lacura range, which is a beauty, skincare, and haircare brand that exclusive to Aldi.
The formula provides “intense volume” and coats the lash for a base to tip curl.
It says it will keep your lashes in place for up to 36 hours, perfect for those after-work plans.
The mascara is also infused with Vitamin E, known for its nourishing and protecting properties.
So you’ll actually be treating your lashes while flaunting them.
The stylish 15ml bottle can be easily popped into your makeup bag or purse if you fancy topping up your application on the go.
Eagle-eyed beauty enthusiasts will notice it’s a much cheaper alternative to the viral Benefit Badgal Bang! mascara, which has been a viral hit for years.
Benefit’s product offers an “intense pitch black lash that’s all volume, no weight.”
It also boasts 36 hour wear – a claim which is matched by Aldi’s dupe.
But the boujee product (which has previously been dubbed the number one prestige mascara product in the UK), comes with an expensive price point.
So those looking to save their cash will need to keep an eye out for Aldi’s upcoming drop.
Aldi beauty dupes
The mega budget retailer is well known for its competitive designer dupes.
Earlier this year, it dropped a dupe of Charlotte Tilbury’s £46 Pillow Talk Luxury Eyeshadow Palette.
Aldi’s Lacura Quad Eye Shadow palette scanned through at just £1.99.
Helping makeup lovers achieve the perfect smokey eye without breaking the bank.
Other beauty dupes from Aldi include a £4.99 dupe of Charlotte Tilbury’s Flawless Filter foundation.
And a cheap and cheerful makeup base that’s an affordable dupe of the Charlotte Tilbury primer.