Aldi is relaunching sold-out dupe of posh skincare Victoria Beckham & Hailey Bieber love within days & it’s £40 cheaper

THERE’S nothing better than finding your holy grail skincare product – one that makes you look and feel a million dollars.

Well, actually, it helps if that skincare product is super affordable too.

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That’s a combo that German retailer Aldi seem to have locked down – with shoppers going wild for their budget-friendly Lacura range.

But real Lacura fans will know they sometimes need to stockpile their fave products – as they’re not available year round and sell out in a flash.

Which is why shoppers will be overjoyed to find out that Lacura’s much-loved skincare range will be making a grand return from 26th January.

Prices begin at an incredibly low £3.99, making the products extremely pocket-friendly.

And those in the know will remember that the skincare range has got a few cracking dupes too – offering affordable alternatives to the faves of Victoria Beckham and Hailey Bieber.

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One of the sell-out dupes that took beauty fans by storm last year was the Hydrating Gel Serum, a steal at just £4.99.

The serum is designed to improve skin textures and balance your complexion, containing organic aloe juice and antioxidant-rich cica prebiotics.

Fans compared the serum to Elemis’ Superfood CICA Calm Hydration Juice, which retails for a much pricier £44.

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Another superstar dupe making it’s grand return is the Illuminating Primer Moisturiser, which again retails for just £4.99.

The moisturiser works to create ‘an effortlessly dewy complexion’, and is ‘enriched with green tea seed oil and ginger extract’.

The product can be worn alone or used as a glowy base underneath your makeup.

Beauty fans likened the Lacura product to Elemis’ Superfood Glow Priming Moisturiser, which costs a whopping £46.

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And the lowest-priced item making a comeback is the Lacura Moisturing Cream, scanning at just £3.99.

The multi-purpose cream can be applied all over your body – helping with dry hands, cracked heels or just as a facial moisturiser.

The formula contains organic sunflower oil, calendula, pansy and chamomile extract and is available in either a ‘rich’ or ‘light’ version.

Fans of Weleda’s Skin Food cream will notice the similarities already – from the choice between the thickness of the formulation to the similar fragrant and calming floral extracts.

Those who want to get their hands on the products will be smart to set a reminder on their phone now.

As last time they were snapped up in no time at all.

You can find your closest Aldi store, here.