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  • £144ish of Ciaté nail polish for £25 delivered

    £144ish of Ciaté nail polish for £25 delivered

    Via our Blagged code for its advent calendar (norm £55 delivered)

    Christmas is fast-approaching and even if you don’t have much use for an advent calendar, it can often work out cheaper to buy your regular beauty products in a gift set or advent calendar such as this.

    Enter the MSE Blagged code BF19MSE online at Ciaté* to get its 2019 nail polish advent calendar for £24.95 delivered (norm £54.95 delivered). If you were to buy its contents individually, it would cost £144ish.

    The offer ends at 11.59pm on Tue 3 Dec or when all 2,000 sets have gone, whichever’s sooner – so go quick if you want to nail this deal. For more beauty offers, see our cheap make-up & beauty deals.

    The Ciaté advent calendar contains:

    • 22 mini nail polishes, 5ml - norm £6 each at Ciaté. Includes six 'mystery polishes' which may vary between calendars.
    • One full-size paint pot, 13.5ml - similar colour norm £12 at Ciaté.
    • One mini nail file - exclusive to calendar (not sold separately).

    MSE Rhiannon says:

    Even if you don't want everything in the list above for yourself, it could be perfect for splitting up and using as Christmas stocking fillers.

  • £25 Ciaté lip gloss collection (norm £75ish)

    £25 Ciaté lip gloss collection (norm £75ish)

    Includes six lip glosses that give a ‘holographic’ glitter effect

    You can get a set of six full-size (3ml) Ciaté 'Glitter Flip' glitter transforming lip glosses for £24.95 delivered, when you sign up/in online at Ciaté* and enter the MSE Blagged code MSESPARKLE until 11.59pm on Tue 30 Jul. The deal will end sooner if all 2,000 sets sell out – so go quick.

    The lip glosses are designed to be applied, then left to dry for two minutes, before a 'holographic glitter' effect is revealed when you press your lips together.

    While the set’s normally £102, we found you could actually buy the contents separately from various websites for about £75 plus delivery. Either way, £25 is a good deal if you fancy giving these a try.

    Here’s what you’ll get:

    • Candy (baby pink/glitter) - norm £11.39 at Beauty Expert.
    • Lovesick (hot pink/holographic glitter) - norm £11.39 at Lookfantastic.
    • Crush (pink mauve/holographic glitter) - norm £11.39 at Lookfantastic.
    • Scandal (classic red/holographic glitter) - norm £11.39 at Lookfantastic.
    • Fortune (purple/glitter) - norm £11.39 at Beauty Expert.
    • Storm (black/holographic glitter) - norm £17 at Ciaté.
       

    Although you can sometimes find certain individual products cheaper than the prices above as part of promotional sets, you'd be hard pushed to find them for £25 all-in.

    See our Cheap make up & beauty deals page for more offers.

    MSE Rhiannon says:

    This is a great set to give as a gift as it is, but you could also separate it into several smaller gifts.

    Feedback has been that the glitter effect for some shades is more subtle than others, so you'll be able to get good use out of this set wearing some during the day, and some in the evening. Do note you'll need an oil-based cleanser to remove it, but you could raid the kitchen for coconut/olive oil for a similar effect.

    It’s also worth knowing all six lip glosses are cruelty-free and vegan-friendly.

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