Aldi is giving away free suncream as we head into third heatwave
The initiative, which kicks off this week for Wireless, aims to help the nation stay protected during what is set to be a hot summer according to the Met Office. Stock is limited to one bottle per customer and will be available on a first-come, first-served basis.
Julie Ashfield, Chief Commercial Officer at Aldi UK, said: 'Festival season is a highlight of summer – but long days in the sun can catch people out. We're making it easier for everyone to stay protected while enjoying the music and atmosphere by giving away our award-winning Lacura suncream near some of the UK's most-loved festivals.'
Free suncream will be available while stocks last at the following Aldi stores:
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