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Via MSE Blagged code. Includes sunscreen lotion, moisturiser & more

Self-tanning and sun care retailer Bondi Sands* is offering a 'Hero Routine' set for £35, including delivery, when you enter the MSE Blagged code BONDIHERO at the checkout.

The deal will end at 11.59pm on Tuesday 23 April or when all 2,000 available sets have sold, whichever's sooner. Bondi Sands says delivery should take three to five working days.

Bondi Sands doesn't usually sell this set, but says the contents are worth £74 based on individual products at its usual prices. By our calculations, the total value of the bundle is £53.49 if you were to buy the items separately from the cheapest retailers – see the full contents.

What's included?

The set has eight items – here's the full contents, plus the cheapest price we found each item if bought separately, when checking on Friday 5 April:

SPF 50+ Fragrance free body sunscreen lotion 150ml – £5.99 at Justmylook
SPF 50+ Fragrance free face sunscreen lotion 75ml – £5.33 at Justmylook
Everyday gradual tanning milk 375ml – £9.65 at Amazon
Self-tanning foam in dark 200ml – £9 at Amazon
Self-tan eraser 200ml – £11.62 at Justmylook
Application mitt – £3.30 at Justmylook
Clear travel bag – Not found elsewhere but similar bag £4 at Superdrug
Sunny Daze SPF 50 moisturiser 10g (sample size) – £4.60 at Bondi Sands

For more beauty and cosmetics offers, see our cheap beauty deals.

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