Some new arrivals that are worth a mention include the Lacura Moisture Boost, inspired by the Clinique Moisture Surge or the anticipated return of the Healthy Exfoliating Glow Tonic - a similar to Pixi Glow Tonic but for much less.

Taking viewers through each stage step by step, Sacha gave her thoughts on each of the individual products. She said: “I’m gunna start off with the dup for the Bobbi Brown Vitamin enriched base. Oh my god they literally smell the same… Oh, they feel exactly the same.” Meanwhile shoppers have been impressed, saying the glowy product has seen them receive ‘so many compliments’. Aldi’s ever-growing Lacura range continues to draw inspiration from the likes of big name brands like Liz Earle, Bobbi Brown and Benefit, making similar products that perform ‘just as well’ for a fraction of the cost.

Aldi's beans looked almost identical to Heinz, but the flavour of the sauce was very different (Image: Emily Collis/BirminghamLive)

With the cost of living crisis continuing to put a strain on families' budgets, it's not surprising that more and more shoppers are looking for affordable alternatives to some of the pricier big name brands. Following the news that Smashbox cosmetics will no longer be available in the UK from September, fans have been scrambling to find an alternative that performs just as well. Enter Aldi. I compared them on a slice of toast and they both spread easily onto the bread. The taste was where the two differed - but only slightly.

Aldi said: “Great for all skin types this amazing Lacura Original Hot Cloth Cleanser is sure to give you naturally healthy looking skin. Add this dermatologically tested cleanser into your beauty regime and you'll be amazed at how great your skin starts to feel and look.” You can shop Aldi's full make-up range here. Some items are only available online and not in stores.

I could have easily mistaken the taste of Aldi's Bramwells Tomato Ketchup for Heinz (Image: Emily Collis/BirminghamLive)

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Margaret martin said: “Just as good as Liz Earle which I have been using for years on my very sensitive skin at a fraction of the cost.” Joining the line-up includes the fan favourite Hyaluronic Acid Foundation, Luminous Touch Concealer and Collagen Lip Oil – highly praised by TV beauty expert, Nadine Baggott Of course, it does feel a little unethical not to champion brands that come up with innovative products that stand out in the vast beauty marketplace – but a dupe doesn’t necessarily limit the success of the original. “If you have a strong, established brand, you are likely to be able to rely more easily on your reputation when it comes to protecting your intellectual property,” says Mireille Turner, a London based corporate lawyer and executive director at the British Beauty Council. “Unfortunately this general position arguably works against emerging businesses who perhaps have less well known brands.”

Aldi launches blush shades of Liquid Sweet Blushers for shoppers to get involved in the #StrawberryGirlMakeUp TikTok trend Some of Aldi's dupes are uncanny. It's even landed the supermarket in hot water a few times in the past (we all remember Colin vs Cuthbert), but how do Aldi's versions compare to the real things? The chocolate frog had that iconic Cadbury taste - rich and creamy - and Aldi's was surprisingly similar, but with a hint of cheap Christmas chocolate. I've tasted Dairyfine chocolate before, but this was different, as if Aldi had tried to recreate Cadbury's signature flavour. As a result, I like to think I can spot a bargain in the beauty world, and the middle aisle of your local Aldi is a brilliant place to start making swaps.Holding up the Lacura Cashmere Glow Luminous Foundation, she captioned the video: “Aldi dupes for Giorgio Armani luminous silk and Bobbi Brown vitamin enriched face base!” Inspired by premium beauty brands like as Pixi, Yves Saint Laurent, Liz Earle, Clinique and Elizabeth Arden, Aldi’s range of products are sure to bring a smile to newly cleansed, primed and made up face of yours. Both were creamy, but Lurpak was saltier. I probably preferred the taste of the original, but was it double-the-price nicer? Definitely not. Aldi's Deeno vs Cadbury Freddo chocolate bars One said: “Fantastic product, I have used Elemis pro collagen marine cream since it came onto the market and nothing was as good until I started using this.” Aldi said: “Add to your makeup collection with this Lacura Highlighter. Achieve your chosen look with this delicate and sweet highlighter. Define, pop and contour your way to looking your absolute best.”