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Burt's Bees £19 grab bags via 40% off code
With £37+ of products incl lip balm & hand cream
ExpiredIf you go online to beauty brand Burt's Bees* and enter the code BBXMAS40 (make sure you type it exactly as we have, in all capitals) you'll get 40% off all gifts until 11.59pm on Tue 10 Jan as part of its January sale. Delivery's £3.95 or free on orders over £29.
The best way to max your saving is by using the code on its grab bags as other items on its site can be cheaper elsewhere. You can get the Winter Wonderful* and Fabulously Festive* grab bags for £14.99 each with the code (plus £3.95 delivery) and each include £37+ of products. The bags includes:
- Tinted lip balm in 'Rose', 4.25g (in both bags) - norm £5.35 at Feel Unique.
- Replenishing lip balm with pomegranate oil, 4.25g (in both bags) - norm £3.69 at Burt's Bees.
- Lemon butter cuticle cream, 15g (in both bags) - norm £3.99 at Boots.
- Hand Salve, 85g (in both bags) - norm £6.66 at Boots
- Acai/Coconut & pear lip balm, 4.25g (in both bags) - norm £3.69 at Burt's Bees.
- Almond and milk hand cream, 57g (Winter Wonderful only) - norm £6.66 at Boots
- Lip crayon in 'Carolina Coast', 3.11g (Winter Wonderful only) - norm £8.09 at John Lewis.
- Yellow suitcase tin (Winter Wonderful only) - not normally sold separately.
- Coconut foot cream, 120g (Fabulously Festive only) - norm £7.99 at Boots.
- Lip shimmer in 'Rhubarb', 2.6g (Fabulously Festive only) - norm £5.99 at Burt's Bees.
- Metal hexagonal tin (Fabulously Festive only) - not normally sold separately.
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Burt's Bees £20 grab bags via 20% off code
With £37+ of products incl lip balm & hand cream
ExpiredIf you go online to beauty brand Burt's Bees* and enter the MSE Blagged code BBMSE20 (make sure you type it exactly as we have, in all capitals) you'll get 20% off everything until 11.59pm on Mon 5 Dec.
Delivery's £3.95 or free on orders over £29 - it's also free for grab bags and some other gifts.
The best way to max your saving is by using the code on its grab bags as other items on its site can be cheaper elsewhere. You can get the Winter Wonderful* and Fabulously Festive* grab bags for £19.99 each with the code and each include £37+ of products. The bags include (contents the same unless stated):
- Tinted lip balm in 'Rose', 4.25g - norm £5.35 at Feel Unique.
- Replenishing lip balm with pomegranate oil, 4.25g - norm £3.69 at Burt's Bees.
- Lemon butter cuticle cream, 15g - norm £3.99 at Boots.
- Hand Salve, 85g - norm £6.66 at Boots
- Acai/Coconut & pear lip balm, 4.25g - norm £3.69 at Burt's Bees.
- Almond and milk hand cream, 57g (Winter Wonderful only) - norm £6.66 at Boots
- Lip crayon in 'Carolina Coast', 3.11g (Winter Wonderful only) - norm £8.09 at John Lewis.
- Yellow suitcase tin (Winter Wonderful only) - not normally sold separately.
- Coconut foot cream, 120g (Fabulously Festive only) - norm £7.99 at Boots.
- Lip shimmer in 'Rhubarb', 2.6g (Fabulously Festive only) - norm £5.99 at Burt's Bees.
- Metal hexagonal tin (Fabulously Festive only) - not normally sold separately.
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