Brand new Korean beauty dupe hits Aldi shelves TODAY – it’s only £5, melts onto skin and makes a difference overnight

BEAUTY fans will want to run to their nearest Aldi this week – as the bargain supermarket has released its newest dupe.

The German retailer is renowned for offering skincare, make-up and hair products that rival luxury competitors for a more purse-friendly price.

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And their latest product will have dupe fans excitedly scouring the middle aisles.

The bargain supermarket has launched its own version of Korean skincare brand Dr Jart’s serum-like colour correcting drops.

If you’ve ever struggled with redness, blotchiness or uneven skin tone, then this is the buy for you.

The Lacura colour correcting drops are priced at just £4.99 for a 30ml bottle.

Packed with Tiger Grass, Niacinamide and SPF30, Aldi bosses promise that the drops will calm irritation, fade hyperpigmentation and visibly even out skin tone. And they have SPF 30 too.

Just 2-3 drops of its lightweight serum melt onto skin, transforming from green to beige on contact – tackling hyperpigmentation while hydrating and protecting. 

And the best part? The Aldi drops are £32.51 cheaper than the Dr Jart version.

The skincare saviour is available as part of Aldi’s Specialbuys, and can be found in the middle aisle of the supermarket from today, August 21.

However, as with all Specialbuys, once it’s gone, it’s gone, so beauty fans should head over the budget supermarket now to avoid disappointment.

A much-loved dupe has also made a comeback today, and it pairs perfectly with the new drops.

The viral Lacura Colour Correcting Treatment, £4.99 for 50ml, has previously been hailed by shoppers as “amazing”.

The fan-favourite product, originally launched last year, boasts Tiger Grass, Arnica, Panthenol, and Vitamin B3 and is £35.01 cheaper than Dr Jart’s tiger grass colour correcting treatment.

Beauty fans insisted they “noticed a difference overnight” and have been pleading with Aldi bosses on social media to bring it back.

One said: “When is this coming back please? In desperate need!!”

A second wrote: “will you be bringing this back? I was hoping to see it over Christmas!”

Meanwhile, a third cried: “This needs to be a permanent product on the shelves.”