Home Bargains selling ‘really strong & lovely’ Febreze scent refill dupe for just 99p
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HOME Bargains is 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.
The Airoma is £2 cheaper than the Febreeze version at Home Bargains, which costs £2.99.
One Woman took to Facebook to share news of the dupe writing: “Picked these (on the right) up in my local home bargains only 99p and fit the Febreeze plug ins.”
Others who had already tried and tested the product flocked to the comments section to share their opinion.
One person wrote: “The vanilla one is lovely, I bought 4 for through the house they are really strong too.”
Another commented: “They are lovely they are really strong.”
The dupe refills can be bought in store but are completely out of stock on the Home Bargains website.
Usually, individual stores tend to reduce items like this when they want to clear excess stock – and this means you need to be quick in spotting and bagging the deal.
It is always worth calling your local store before you visit it to ensure the deal is available there and avoid being disappointed.
You can find your nearest Home Bargains store by using the locator tool on the retailer’s website.
It comes as savvy shoppers are raving about an affordable dupe that they are giving a perfect rating when it comes to covering imperfections.
They are in disbelief over the budget-friendly buy that they say hides their blemishes for a fraction of the cost.
Makeup fans couldn’t make up just how impressed they were with their favorite find that reminded them of more pricey products.
The , which is available in a range of shades, is on sale for $8.38 on Amazon.
They had found plenty of reasons to rave about the buy.
“It doesn’t crease or cake, even after hours of wear,” said one purchaser.
“This product offers incredible coverage, effortlessly hiding blemishes and dark circles. The formula is lightweight and blends seamlessly into my skin, providing a natural, smooth finish,” they added.
And B&M shoppers are racing to get their hands on a 250ml Sol de Janiero body cream dupe scanning at tills for just £3.99.
A Facebook user spread the word about the luxurious lotion saying it smells the “exact same” as the more pricey version.
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