Home Bargains shoppers go wild over £2 designer fragrance dupe costing £44 less

HOME Bargains shoppers are going wild for a perfume dupe that costs £44 less than the iconic original.

Fragrance fans have been picking up the £2 perfume that they say smells “exactly” the same as Jean Paul Gaultier.

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One savvy shopper who picked up the bargain scent shared a post to the Extreme Couponing and Bargains Facebook group.

Alongside a picture of the bottle, she said: “£1.99 from Home Bargains and smells exactly like Jean Paul Gaultier.”

Other shoppers were quick to comment on the post and give their thoughts on the designer dupe.

One person said: “They are all really good. My sons love them”.

And another added: “Fabulous!”

The bottle looks smaller than the original but is quite similar in shape.

We had a look to see how much it would cost for the original version of John Paul Gaultier.

The Perfume shop currently has a 40ml bottle of the original fragrance on offer at £43 down from £46.

Prices do vary depending on where you purchase it from and it is always best to shop around to make sure you are getting the cheapest deal.

You can use sites such as Google Shopping to compare the prices across different retailers.

Remember that some perfume dupes are not as strong as the original versions, and some shoppers also mentioned this in the Facebook comments.

One person said: “Doesn’t last very long but is great as a room spray”.

And someone else commented: “They smell similar but only for 10 mins”.

Home Bargains has been a hit with shoppers looking for dupes of popular brands lately.

Shoppers have been scrambling to get their hands on a £1.99 dupe of a popular skincare range.

And with spooky season also just around the corner fans of the discount store have also been stocking up on essentials for Halloween.

In more good news for shoppers, the retailer recently announced that it would also be opening up 10 new stores – could one be coming to a high street near you?

How to save money at Home Bargains

If you want to save even more money when shopping at Home Bargains there are several things you can do.

Fellow shopping expert Tom Church previously told The Sun Mrs Hinch products are a good place to start – they’re extremely popular and often reduced in price.

One Home Bargains worker also recommends shopping in the morning is a good way to bag a great deal.

This is because staff stack the shelves first thing or at night, this means you’ll be able to pick up the biggest discounts and save yourself some cash.

Of course, sometimes getting a deal can just mean being in the right place at the right time so just keep your eyes peeled and always be sure to shop around.