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£125 of Ciaté nail polish for £28 delivered
Use our Blagged code to get £37 off its Advent calendar (normally £65 delivered)
ExpiredChristmas 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 MMM22 at Ciaté's* checkout to get its 2022 vegan and cruelty-free nail polish Advent calendar for £28 delivered (normally £65). It's a discount of £37 on the usual price, but the contents are actually worth £125 if bought individually.
The Ciaté advent calendar contains:
- 23 mini 'plant pot' nail polishes, 5ml – minis normally £5 each at Ciaté. Includes ten new colours, one base coat, and one top coat.
- One full-size paint pot, 14ml – full-size normally £10 at Ciaté.
Once you've added the set to your bag, select 'Checkout' at the bottom of the page, rather than any of the express payment methods. You can then add the code MMM22 on the checkout page, which will add the discount. Once the £28 price is showing, you can then use PayPal or other express payment methods to speed up checkout if you want.
The offer ends at 11.59pm on Tuesday 6 December or when all 2,500 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.
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£148 of Ciaté nail polish for £28 delivered - SOLD OUT
Via our Blagged code for its Advent calendar (normally £59 delivered)
ExpiredMSE UPDATE Thu 2 Dec: The deal from the weekly email was really popular and all 1,000 sets have now sold out.
Christmas is less than a month away, 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 MMM21 online at Ciaté* to get its 2021 vegan and cruelty-free nail polish Advent calendar for £28 delivered (normally £59 delivered). If you were to buy its contents individually, it would cost £148.
The offer ends at 11.59pm on Tue 7 Dec or when all 1,000 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, and for more Advent calendars check out our Beauty Advent calendars for 2021 round-up.
The Ciaté Advent calendar contains:
- 22 mini 'plant pot' nail polishes, 5ml – minis normally £6 each at Ciaté. Includes ten new colours, one base coat, and one top coat.
- One full-size paint pot, 14ml – full-size normally £10 at Ciaté.
- One mini Watermelon Burst hydrating primer, 10ml – worth £6 based on full-sized 40ml version at Ciaté.
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