I stopped spending £40 at the nail salon every three weeks after a £1.50 Poundland bargain changed my life

IF you’re a beauty buff like we are, then you’ll know that visits to the nail shop can quickly rack up, with most of us spending around £40 to £50 a month on our manis.

But as cash-strapped Brits are looking for ways to slash their costs where possible, one woman has revealed she keeps her hands looking chic for under £2.

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Shoppers are raving over £1.50 bargain that keeps their hands looking chic without costing a fortune[/caption]

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Want to slash your expenses? Best race to Poundland where you can snap up press-on nails for under £2[/caption]

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This is because instead of forking out a fortune for the latest trends at the nail shop, Holly Wells, from Knighton, Wales, swears by an affordable bargain from the high street.

Taking to Poundland Appreciation Society on Facebook, the Welsh lass explained that she could no longer afford the expensive visits to the nail salon where she’d spend a little under £50.

”I can’t afford £40 every 3 weeks to get my acrylic nails done anymore.

”Went to Poundland and found these beauties for only £1.50,” the beauty lover was raving over the purse-friendly buy in the post.

Holly, who was now saving a staggering £38.50 with the affordable find, also proudly showed off her new gorgeous nude press-on nails with a pink French tip-inspired design and a glossy finish.

What’s more, she went on to note, not only did the fake nails look fabulous, the quality also didn’t match the low price.

”I’ve had them on for a few days and they are going strong.

‘I’m very pleased,” Holly added, serving as proof there’s no need to waste hundreds every year on a stunning manicure.

Not one to gatekeep, the Welsh beauty fanatic added that these nails are also allegedly ”much less damaging than having acrylics”.

To remove them, Holly followed a YouTube tutorial and soaked her fingers ”in a mix of warm water, Fairy liquid and olive oil”.

”Then you can pop them off with a stick.”

Although some warned that the glue that came with the set was ”crap”, Holly claimed she had no issues with it.

”They are still solid!”

Holly’s post has clearly impressed many, as since sharing her top buy it’s racked up over 100 likes and dozens of comments.

It seems that the affordable press-on nails have already become a major hit amongst money-smart beauty buffs, as many raved over the £1.50 mani essential too.

”I’ve been using Poundland and Savers nails for ages now, can last up, to a week& half, they’re brill.”

Someone else chimed in: ”I too have decided to do my own nails its much more affordable especially when you can get lovely nails from Shein and Temu for as little as 37p.”

A third penned: ”I use the Asda nail glue £3 as I found the glue you get with these nails crap. Still cheaper than £40 buy unfortunately press-on nails only lasts me a week or little longer.”

Another also had nothing but positive things to say, writing: ”I love the nails from Poundland they are amazing, and last well, they look really natural as well, I’ve got the Matt black square ones on at the moment.

”I used to always get my nails done in the salon but have changed to these now saves so much money as well. Definitely great value.

”I also buy the nail polish to do my toenails and get matching colour. It lasts for ages. Really good quality.”