Poundland shoppers rush to buy Clinique moisture dip, which has been reduced to just £1
Shoppers in Poundland are rushing to buy the Clinique moisture dip, which has been reduced to just £1.
The big bargain store is known for its cheap items and dupes, but even this is causing Poundland lovers to panic.
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One savvy shopper posted Poundland’s “Moisture Burst” to a Facebook group dedicated to finding bargains in British stores.
People quickly noticed how similar it looked to the luxury brand Clinique.
The caption read: “Poundland – haven’t tried it but I thought it looked a bit like Clinique moisture boost?”
Clinique currently sells their product for £42, but depending on the size they offer, this could go up to £50.
Still, Poundland shoppers can pick up this dupe in their nearest store for just £1.
Many were shocked to see the dupe on offer and are desperate to get their hands on Poundland’s latest product.
“Ooh, I’ll try that,” one user commented under the Facebook post.
Another added: “And it’s fragrance free – bonus.”
A third person said: “Wow, if it feels the same I’d be interested, has anyone tried it?”
It comes after perfume lovers have been raving about Poundland’s latest dupes, with some praising them for being just as good as the real thing.
The “Scentalis Luna Sparkle Eau De Parfum” is a dupe of Marc Jacobs’ infamous £55 “Daisy”.
Hundreds of shoppers in Poundland have praised the product’s similarity to the real thing.
One user commented: “I love it, it saves me a fortune too.”
However, not everyone was convinced by the perfume, with one customer complaining that “the scent only lasted 10-15 minutes later”.
Yet a perfume insider claimed that Poundland’s range of £4 100ml fragrances pays tribute to classics such as Mugler Andler and Prada Candy.
The Poundland eau de perfume bottles – which are available in stores and online – are considered to be among the cheapest on the main street.
Fragrance reviewer Noemie Maury sampled the different products and recommended that users try the dupe options as they are much cheaper and not that far off from the originals.
It comes after a lucky couple who won a whopping £2 million jackpot in the National Lottery revealed they still shop at Poundland just to be on the safe side.
And a mother claims she feared for her son’s life after finding a rusty knife in his Poundland toy.