Alongside Aldi’s Rare Beauty drops, the supermarket chain is also releasing a handful of luxury perfumes and hair products. But, keeping previous experience to one side, I gave the Aldi highlighter a go with an open mind and was pleasantly surprised. At first use, I dotted the highlighter on my cheekbones before blending it out but found that it didn’t go as far.

Trying out Aldi’s Champagne first, the highlighter is glowy without having a glittery or overpowering look, instead a more subtle shiny look. I have always struggled with liquid highlighters, often finding that they break up my makeup or don’t blend the way I would like.Aldi is also dropping some more perfume dupes, this time taking inspiration from Maison Francis Kurkdijan.