All my favorite beauty pieces are from Home Bargains – I swear by a 99p tan removal mitt and a £3.99 Paco Rabanne dupe

Are you obsessed with stocking up on beauty pieces but don’t want to spend a fortune?

One woman shared how all her favorite items are from Home Bargains, including a 99p tan removal glove and a £3.99 Paco Rabanne doll.

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Shan Rose shared about her @shanroseduffie says: “Home Bargains does it best, come see all my favorites.”

First up was her 99 cent mitt, which she swears is “perfect” for removing any fake tan.

Their £1.99 Malibu lip balms are ideal for holidays as they “prevent your lips from getting sunburned”, claims the shopper.

She also loved the 99p foot masks, the 99p refreshing spray that works “instantly” and the 99p false nails.

And there are countless dupes for expensive products, according to Shan.

This includes a £3.99 perfume mist that smells exactly like Paco Rabanne Olympea, which can retail for £84.

She also loves the £2.49 micellar water, which she claims is the same as Garnier’s version.

A third dupe she swears by is Home Bargains’ £1.99 oatmeal moisturizer.

Shan states that, in her opinionit’s exactly like Cerave’s £10 version.

Meanwhile, the shopper praised its £2.99 Wickford and Co candles, saying they are the best the retailer has ever sold, although she also loved its £4.99 Yankee candles.

Her video racked up over 8,000 likes and many people agreed with her.

One said: “This just popped up and I’m having a pamper day today! I adore.”

Another added: “It’s ok, I’m coming.”

But a third commented: “My home bargains are bad.”

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Home Bargains stocks many everyday household products at already low prices, but from time to time will reduce costs with “special buys” and limited-time sales.

Usually located near the front of the store, Home Bargains will always promote a few products as “Star Buys” that week.

Think of them a bit like Aldi’s special buys, which come and go frequently and shoppers always race for Photograph above.

However, at Home Bargains, it is generally the top products that have had their price reduced.

5 Things You Didn’t Know About Home Bargains

1. Home Bargains was founded by Tom Morris
2. Its official name is TJ Morris Ltd, but it trades as Home Bargains
3. The first store opened in Liverpool in 1976
4. Around 30% of the stores’ assortment is made up of clearance lines
5. There are 575 stores across the country

Plus, the store has its own line of products that look surprisingly familiar to rivals’ more expensive options.

That means bagging a Home Bargains dupe is also a good way to make your wallet happy.

But remember, it’s only a deal if you were planning to buy anyway.