Beauty lovers are delighted with Home Bargains’ £35 Drunk Elephant fake buys – they’re perfect stocking stuffers and cost £2.49

Money-savvy shoppers have been delighted to spot knock-offs of Drunk Elephant’s popular buys for affordable prices.

Mom dreamed that Home offers beauty the products were perfect for her daughter Christmas stocking

Beauty fans flock to Home Bargains to buy fake Drunk Elephant products (images)Credit: Getty

Mom shares three Dizzy Panda products she bought for her daughter's Christmas stocking — Mom shares three Dizzy Panda products she bought for her daughter’s Christmas stockingCredit: Facebook/ExtremeCouponingAndBargainsUK

She shared the photo on Facebook Britain’s extreme coupons and deals groupwhich has almost 3 million members.

“Delivered today for my daughter’s stockings (Drunk Elephant) £2.49 at home deals,” the mum wrote.

The photo shows a trio of budget products skin care Dizzy Panda brand.

their Illuminating drops contains jojoba oil and 5% niacinamide for a hydrated and “radiant” complexion.

Brand Bronzing Drops contains a blend of eight peptides and coconut oil to give skin a healthy, “sunny glow.”

Dizzy the Panda Blush Drops improves the appearance of the skin with shea butter and omega fatty acids.

Hundreds of people liked Mom Facebook posted and started tagging their friends in the comments section.

“They look great. Must visit Home Bargains,” said one person.

“Oh no!! I’d like to say thank you for warning me about this delivery & Home Bargains but my bank doesn’t agree,’ joked another.

“Might have to get those thanks,” commented a third.

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Other responses to the post claimed that they had already tried Dizzy Panda products themselves, rather than gifted them.

“I use skin care products and I love it! They are definitely a great dupe for Drunk Elephant and much more affordable for some,” wrote one user.

another buyer tagged a friend because he offered to buy a dupe instead of a more expensive alternative.

“It’s what Macy said she wanted for Christmas, but Home Bargains sells fools for a lot cheaper. Tbh (honestly) I love this brand, I’ve tried their face creams and stuff,” they said.

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“According to new research from Elf Cosmetics, 55% of us would like to spend less on beauty treatments, so it’s no wonder there are millions of #dupe videos on Tiktok.

“While some fools are easy to spot by their similar packaging, they often lack substance.

“In fact, some of the best cheats look nothing like the luxury product they love, and trust me, those are the ones you need.”

REAL: Benefit Hoola matte bronzer£32.50 DUP: Bronzer Natural Collection£3.50, a saving of £29. The Natural Collection Bronzer is available in more shades, although it does not come with a mirror in its compact packaging.

REAL: Hydro-Grip Primer make-up milk, 35 pounds sterling DUP: Elf Power Grip Primer£10. The two have a similar shade of green, as well as the same long-wearing, mattifying properties – although Elf is so popular that it’s just as hard to get hold of.

REAL: Charlotte Tilbury Pillow Talk Lipstick28 pounds sterling DUP: L’Oreal Paris Color Riche Satin Lipstick Beige A Nu£8.99. The shades of these two lipsticks are almost identical on the lips, although while the Charlotte Tilbury lipstick is matte, the L’Oreal Paris lipstick has a satin finish which makes it more comfortable to wear all day.

REAL: Foundation Estée Lauder Double Wear40 pounds sterling DUP: Lasting Perfection Matte Foundation Collection£6.99. Although they don’t look alike, the formula, consistency and staying power of both foundations are quite similar – unfortunately, the collection is only available in 20 shades compared to Estee Lauder’s 60 options.

REAL: Boy Brow glossy eyebrows20 pounds sterling DUP: Essence Make Me eyebrow gel, £2.50. There’s an entire Reddit thread dedicated to this stupid thing, so you know it’s got to be good. Both have a waxy texture and add fibers to add volume to the brows. I have to say that the Boy Brow shade range is much better, but if you are a brunette, you can try many of the Essence shades.

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B-Goldi Bright Drops Drunk Elephant are as much as £35 from Boots.

The brand boasts that its 5% niacinamide, diglucosyl gallic acid and mulberry leaf extract improve uneven skin tone and the visible signs of aging.

Customers rated the product 3.4 out of 5 stars.

Drunk Elephant’s D-Bronzi Drops also cost £35 from the retailer.

It’s created for glowing skin while protecting against pollution and environmental stressors.

They recommend adding a drop to a serum, oil or cream and applying to the body and face.

One customer said it “gives a nice glow” to their face, replacing the need to wear foundation.

Other customers described it as a “great product” but expensive for a “small bottle.”