Beauty Fans are racing to TK Maxx as cult buys are scanning for 50% cheaper at the tills
BEAUTY fans are rushing to snap up Rimmel London from TK Maxx where the already affordable products are even cheaper.
Among the bargains are mascaras, foundations and lipsticks by the iconic make-up brand.
Rimmel’s Match Perfection Foundation is being flogged for £5.99 on the TK Maxx website, but is available to purchase for £9.99 from other online retailers.
And judging by Rimmel’s description of the product, it’s the ultimate bargain.
It reads: “Rimmel London’s Match Perfection Foundation delivers up to 24-hour hydration for medium coverage that resist creasing or caking.
“The patented formula uses smart-tone technology, combining finely dispersed pigments that deliver a natural-looking finish for all skin tones.”
Beauty buffs can also snap up Rimmel’s Lasting Finish Foundation from TK Maxx for £4.99 – half of its £9.99 retail price.
The red-capped bottle is said to contain “comfort serum”.
Rimmel said: “Featuring a long-wear, liquid formula that blends seamlessly into skin, it’s also sweat-, heat- and humidity-resistant, and transfer-proof.
“Yep, still flawless.”
The make-up brand’s Lasting Matte Foundation is being flogged for two prices, depending on the packaging.
A standalone tube of the mousse-like foundation is £4.99, but if packaged in a clear plastic case, it’ll set you back £5.99.
TK Maxx is stocking four different Rimmel mascaras.
Make-up fans can snap up the Volume Colourist, Wonder Fully Real, Wonder Extension and Scandaleyes Flex versions for up to £3 cheaper than the retail price.
What’s more, bold beauty buffs have a choice of two different discounted lipsticks… in blue.
The Rimmel Stay Matte Liquid Lip Colour in Blue Iris – a really dark navy – is on the TK Maxx website for £3.99, which is 27% cheaper than its retail price of £5.50.
There’s also the Rimmel Lip Art Metallics Liquid Lips in blue for £3.49 rather than £4.50.
Rimmel London was founded as the House of Rimmel in 1834.
The brand says that “beauty was a different game” at this time.
It added: “In 1890, Rimmel was the dictionary definition of mascara across the world.”