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IT’S BEEN ONE seriously good week for the folk behind our favourite budget beauty brands.
First off, we saw Huda Beauty lash praise upon Penney’s PS range, dubbing it ‘the best thing she’s discovered this year’.
And now, everyone is talking about Aldi’s contribution to charcoal cosmetics.
The new Lacura range hit the shelves on Sunday, and includes a Charcoal Mud to Foaming Cleanser, a Charcoal Clearing Mud Mask, Charcoal Micellar Water and Charcoal Facewipes.
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Colour us intrigued!
Not only has the mud mask been compared to GlamGlow’s SuperMud Clearing Treatment, but there’s good news for anyone who is keen to go down the cruelty-free route.
As of January, the Lacura range is Leaping Bunny certified, which means it’s not tested on animals.
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Aldi's new charcoal beauty range is cruelty-free and has the beauty world a-buzz
IT’S BEEN ONE seriously good week for the folk behind our favourite budget beauty brands.
First off, we saw Huda Beauty lash praise upon Penney’s PS range, dubbing it ‘the best thing she’s discovered this year’.
And now, everyone is talking about Aldi’s contribution to charcoal cosmetics.
The new Lacura range hit the shelves on Sunday, and includes a Charcoal Mud to Foaming Cleanser, a Charcoal Clearing Mud Mask, Charcoal Micellar Water and Charcoal Facewipes.
Colour us intrigued!
Not only has the mud mask been compared to GlamGlow’s SuperMud Clearing Treatment, but there’s good news for anyone who is keen to go down the cruelty-free route.
As of January, the Lacura range is Leaping Bunny certified, which means it’s not tested on animals.
*Immediately adds to grocery list*
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