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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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£148 of Ciaté nail polish for £35 delivered
Via our Blagged code for its Advent calendar (normally £59 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 MMM21 online at Ciaté* to get its 2021 vegan and cruelty-free nail polish Advent calendar for £35 delivered (norm £59 delivered). If you were to buy its contents individually, it would cost £148.
The offer ends at 11.59pm on Tue 26 Oct Tue 2 Nov 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, and for more Advent calendars see our Beauty Advent calendars for 2021 blog.
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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