The best Superdrug beauty products for under £15, hand-picked by our editors

For a £5 cleanser that feels indulgent thanks to its luxurious texture, try this buttery balm. It’s enriched with rosehip oil, so it’s full of fatty acids that lock in moisture and – over time – will help reduce the appearance of fine lines.

Glycolic acid is the ideal ingredient for an overnight mask like this, as it’s great at resurfacing your skin while you sleep. The formulation also includes whitonyl, which helps to even out skin tone. Plus, this one smells like kiwi fruit.

We all know butter yellow is the colour of the summer, and Essie’s gel-like nail polishes are a great affordable option to help you keep up with the latest lewks.

They chip far less than some other more expensive brands and they’re so pigmented, you sometimes only need one coat. We can’t argue with that for just over a tenner.

These £5 bronzing drops are a great swap for pricier tanners on the market (if you know, you know), as there isn’t much disparity in terms of ingredients. With added niacinamide, you should notice reduced redness and plumper-looking skin, as well as an obvious summer glow.

We could talk for hours about the benefits of collagen-boosting skincare and supplements. Collagen is the most abundant substance in the human body after water, and with our stocks depleting as we get older, anything that can help build it back up is a winner in our book.

This cream contains peptides, which help promote collagen production to give you firmer more supply skin while you snooze. That’s what we call beauty sleep.

This purse-friendly concealer is such an insider beauty hack – journalists will often nod to this when asked about the cheapest base products to pick up on the high street.

It passed our stringent Good Housekeeping Institute tests with flying colours, too, scoring higher than any other concealer we tested for its staying power. All for under £5 – riddle us that.

Ever suffered with ‘chicken skin’, those annoying bumps on your arms and legs, also known as Keratosis Pilaris? Well, this resurfacing body serum is for you. AHAs and salicylic acid work to gently slough away rough patches on the surface to reveal firmer, smoother-feeling skin underneath.

This was crowned the winner in our best mascaras test at The Good Housekeeping Institute, scoring 94/100 and proving it deserves our attention for more than its eye-catching, iconic yellow packaging.

Everyone loved the double-curve wand for preventing clumps, and the collagen-infused formula is likely responsible for leaving lashes looking longer, thicker and more fabulous by the end of the trial.

Nothing feels better at the end of the day than gently wiping off your makeup with a hot cloth and a good cleanser. This one’s enriched with ingredients that gently exfoliate skin as well as decongesting it – keeping your complexion feeling squeaky clean and smooth, too.