MORRISONS shoppers are rushing to buy a kids’ treat which is scanning at checkouts for just pennies.
Parents have been flocking Morrisons to pick up 7Th Heaven animal face masks for just 12p – reduced from £3.
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The find was posted on the Extreme Couponing and Bargains UK Facebook group and the post racked up more than 1,000 likes.
The savvy saver who spotted the find wrote: “Found these in our local Morrison’s, thought they might be good for anyone wanting to have a little pamper session with their little ones on a budget.”
Fellow bargain hunters were quick to comment, with one writing: “My girls would love these.”
While another said: “Omg I love these! I have have to see if my Morrisons has them.”
And a third came up with a clever idea for the reduced items: “I think these would work as stocking fillers or party bags.”
There are three different face masks for parents to choose from – the giraffe with aloe and cucumber, the elephant with ginkgo and lotus blossom and TimTom the orangutan with banana and coconut.
Morrisons says they are suitable for children aged eight and above.
If you want to grab the bargain, you will have to visit your local store as they are still full price on the Morrisons website.
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You can find your nearest supermarket using the store locator tool on its website.
But, since it’s a popular product for a tempting price, we recommend calling up first to make sure they have it in stock.
You don’t want to travel there and end up disappointed.
You should always shop around before you buy as well in case you find another brilliant deal.
Use comparison tools like Google Shopping or the Latest Deals app to help you find the best price.
Unsurisingly, we couldn’t find the pamper products for sale cheaper than at Morrisons.
We found a bundle of five animal face masks for sale on Amazon for £5.99.
While New Look sells a sloth kids face mask with lotus blossom and blueberry for £2.99.
Eleswhere ,B&M shoppers are snatching up a classic kids toy for just a tenner after seeing it cost £80 elsewhere.
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