Shoppers rush to get Lush Snow Fairy dupe available all year round and scanning for just £3.50 at Tesco
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SHOPPERS are rushing to their nearest Tesco, eager to get their hands on a popular Lush dupe.
Fans of the iconic Snow Fairy body spray are in for a treat as the Tesco version is available all year round and scanning for just £3.50.
Lush's Snow Fairy is a popular seasonal line of products released annually, typically over Christmas.
Known for its distinctive sweet, candy-like scent, Snow Fairy is a favourite among Lush customers.
The product range often includes shower gels, bath bombs, conditioners and bubble bars.
It also features the popular body spray, which usually retails for around £25.
The Snow Fairy line is beloved for its cheerful and nostalgic scent, often evoking memories of sweets and festive times.
Its vibrant packaging and limited availability contribute to its appeal, making it a much-anticipated release each year.
But savvy shopper Trinity spotted the dupe at her local Tesco and shared the incredible find on Facebook.
She posted a picture of the Frosted Candy Angel fragrance mist, which is described as having a strawberry scent.
Trinity then wrote: "This smells just like Lush snow fairy body spray for £3.50 from Tesco."
You can find your nearest Tesco using the store locator tool on the supermarket's website.
You can also find the spray for sale online, priced at £4.50, but you may have to pay for delivery too
It comes after keen Home Bargains shoppers have spotted a special product on shelves which they claim is a dupe of a designer body wash.
The "lush" 99p shower gel is apparently "exactly like Thierry Mugler Alien", an expensive designer perfume brand that also makes lotions and shower products.
One savvy customer shared a pic of the XALIEN product on Facebook group Extreme Couponing and Bargains UK.
Hundreds flocked to the comments to exclaim about how much they'd loved the shower gel - going for £29 less than the designer version.
One woman wrote: "I’ve bought this on my holiday to Morocco it smells amazing."
Someone else said "It's lush", and another customer said the fragrance really lasts on her skin.
However one woman warned other shoppers about potential reactions to the product.
She said: "Smells ok but wouldn't recommend if you have sensitive skin."
Several bargain fans asked their friend to pick them up a few bottles of the shower gel.
Angel is a popular designer perfume by the brand Thierry Mugler - and retails for around £60 a bottle.
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.