A MUM has been left thrilled after discovering a bargain dupe hair product selling for just £2.50 at Poundland.
The savvy shopper says the cheap smoothing spray left her daughter’s hair “soft, fizz free and sooo shiny” – with it even selling for a whopping £25 less than other luxury alternatives.
Stun Miracle Coat is Poundland’s excellent attempt at making the best selling WOW dream coat smoothing spray on a budget.
The 200ml vegan bottle of Stun is designed to help control frizzy hair and hive off a smooth and shiny look.
Setting back shoppers only £2.50 the offer is an incredible option with hardly any similar items selling for less than £10.
The WOW alternative costs £27 for a 200ml bottle from various retailers in the UK and is designed to give shoppers glossy and waterproof hair – much like Stun’s promises.
One shopper was left pleading with her pals to snap up the bargain deal as they said: “We need this!”
As a second wrote: “Deffo going to try this!”
A third simply said: “Such a bargain.”
Poundland is often regarded as the home of unbelievably cheap deals.
Shoppers recently spotted school uniforms and shoes on sale at a number of their stores with discounts of up to 50 per cent.
The uniforms, including dresses, skirts, trousers, shirts, and jumpers, have been put up for sale at bargain prices.
If you’re interested in any of the items on sale at Poundland, it might be worth checking if your local store has any on sale, since not all of them might have the same amount of old stock available.
You can find your nearest store by using the locator tool on Poundland’s website.
You should always remember to shop around before buying anything on sale as you might find the item cheaper elsewhere.
Bargain retailers have made it their mission in recent years to craft dupes for almost every major product from perfumes and designer bags to snack foods and make-up.
Home Bargains shoppers were sent flocking to pick up a “pretty good” Benefit mascara dupe scanning at tills for just 99p this week.
It comes as The discount retailer are also selling a “really strong and lovely” Febreze scent dupe – dubbed Airoma – for just 99p.
Shoppers are rushing to get their hands on the product – which has glowing reviews and is inspired by the Febreze Rio Carnival air freshener.
Fashionistas are also rushing to Asda to nab its latest dupe of a sell-out designer leopard print top coming in at a whopping £60 cheaper.
The supermarket’s in-house fashion brand, George, has dropped a tie-up waistcoat in the voguish print.
THE Sun asked an independent perfume expert to carry out blind smell tests of popular perfumes and their high street “dupes” to see if the budget versions lived up to the originals.
Noemie Maury is a senior fragrance evaluator who has worked with major fine fragrance and toiletries brands for over a decade.
“High street chains can create perfumes cheaply by buying them from big fragrance manufacturers which grow their own ingredients in-house,” says Noemie.
“Because they use oils from flowers they grow themselves instead of importing ingredients, they save on costs and can create fragrances for high street brands at a discount price.”
It means they can lack the depth and complexity of more expensive brands which use a wide variety of more expensive ingredients.
