Aldi has launched a new assortment of LED beauty tools, including a budget-friendly alternative to the coveted Shark DePuffi. As part of its Specialbuys range, the supermarket dropped the Visage LED Sculptor for less than £13.
Designed to mimic professional facial treatments from home, the device is for those who want to "lift their skincare game," the supermarket said. Its lightweight design makes it compact enough for travel.
Features and Comparison
Similar to a gua-sha, the handheld tool glides across the face, providing a massaging effect. The curved shape reaches every contour. It uses red light therapy and vibrations to help "tone and lift" the skin, leaving the complexion "radiant" and "sculpted."
At £12.99, Aldi's Specialbuy is significantly cheaper than luxury alternatives. The Shark Depuffi Contrast Therapy Sculpting Tool costs £179.99, though it offers more features like six temperature levels and hot/cold therapy. Aldi's tool is £167 less, appealing to bargain hunters.
Other affordable options include the Stylpro Heated Led Electric Gua Sha, usually £30, now £23 at Boots.
LED Assortment
Red light therapy tools have grown popular for non-invasive home treatments. Aldi's range includes the return of the sell-out LED Face Mask, hailed as an "at home hero." The visor-style design has seven light settings targeting fine lines, inflammation, and redness.
Also available are the LED Wand for blemish-prone skin, with a slimline shape for precision, and the LED Hairbrush, which uses red light and gentle vibrations to "stimulate the scalp for healthier-looking hair." It is 85% cheaper than the Solaris Labs NY Intensive LED Hair Growth Brush (£86 on Cult Beauty).
All Aldi LED tools are £12.99 each. Middle aisle stock varies and once gone, they are gone.
