Aldi Specialbuy 'absolutely brilliant' cleanser shoppers say is a Liz Earle dupe
The ‘Lacura Original Hot Cloth Cleanser’ is priced at £1.99 and is a dupe for the Liz Earle Hot Cloth Cleanser priced at £28 on LookFantastic. Fans of the beauty product say they can't find a difference between the two and praised its low price.
One shopper, Yvo73 said on the Aldi website: "Absolutely brilliant product, every bit as good as a well known significantly more expensive brand. Loved by all in the house - teenage, sensitive, and 50+ skin."Another, Dcreese said: "I have used Liz Earle cleans and polish for years, this Lacura is excellent. I have told my friends about this as they also use Liz Earle and they are now using this and love it.
"I can really find no difference between the two except the price, what's not to like? The price is fantastic. I’ve ordered loads so I do not run out." And Hennadee said: "This cleanser is the best I have ever used, I am seeing results after just one week. My skin feels cleaner, fresher and the dryness has gone. I bought one for my granddaughter and she loves it too. Highly recommended."
It currently has more than 900 five star reviews online and is available to purchase from the Aldi website here. Boots also sell a hot cloth cleanser for £12.95 that is also said to be similar and Superdrug shoppers have pointed out that the retailer’s £6.99 Naturally Radiant Hot Cloth Face Cleanser is also a dupe for the Liz Earle cleanser.
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