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  • £62ish Ciaté nail polish collection for £18

    £62ish Ciaté nail polish collection for £18

    12 mini polishes, incl glitter, shimmer & gel effects

    You can get a set of 12 mini (5ml) Ciaté nail polishes for £17.95 delivered (norm £72, or £62ish separately), if you sign up/in online at Ciaté and enter the MSE Blagged code MINIMSE.

    The deal ends at 11.59pm on Tue 15 May or when all 900 sets are sold, whichever's first - so go quick if you want to nail this deal.

    Ciaté minis set £18 delivered

    The set includes:

    • Loop The Loop (pastel yellow) - worth £3.77 based on full-sized 13.5ml version at Look Fantastic.
    • Amazing Gracie Gelology (ballerina pink) - norm £6 at Ciaté.
    • Members Only (nude shimmer) - norm £5 in set of two at Look Fantastic (currently out of stock).
    • Goal digger Gelology (rose gold with silver glitter) - norm £6 at Ciaté.
    • What the Shell (electric blue) - norm £6 at Ciaté.
    • Seas The Day Gelology (turquoise) - norm £6 at Ciaté.
    • Star Struck glitter (silver glitter) - norm £6 at Ciaté.
    • Moondust Gelology (iridescent purple with gold glitter) - norm £6 at Ciaté.
    • Comic Strip (mixed glitter) - norm £5 from third-party Amazon seller.
    • Cupcake Queen (hot pink) - norm £5 from third-party Amazon seller.
    • Kiss Chase (flamingo pink) - worth £3.15 based on full-sized 13.5ml version at Look Fantastic.
    • Racing Queen Gelology (dark green) - norm £4.50 at The Hut.

    Although you can sometimes find certain individual polishes cheaper than the prices above as part of promotional sets, you'd be hard pushed to find them for £18 all-in.

  • £83ish Ciaté nail polish collection for £22

    £83ish Ciaté nail polish collection for £22

    10 mini polishes, incl glitter, shimmer & holographic effects

    You can get a set of 10 full-sized (13.5ml) Ciaté nail polishes for £21.95 delivered (£18.50 plus £3.45 delivery), if you sign up/in online at Ciaté* and enter the MSE Blagged code SPRINGGLAM. The set’s normally sold for £90, but we found you could buy all the same polishes separately for £83ish.

    The deal ends at 11.59pm on Tue 27 Feb or when all 1,000 sets are sold, whichever's first - so go quick if you'd like this.

    The set includes:

    • Ciaté minis set £23 deliveredCocktail Dress (deep pink) - norm £9 at Ciaté.
    • Lucky 7 (bubblegum pink) - norm £9 at Ciaté.
    • Beach Melba (Light peach) - norm £9 at Ciaté.
    • Amazing Gracie (ballerina pink) - norm £7.20 at Lookfantastic.
    • Antique Brooch (gold glitter) - norm £7.20 at Lookfantastic.
    • Velvet Tuxedo (black shimmer) - norm £9 at Ciaté.
    • Knee Highs (navy shimmer) - norm £9 at Ciaté.
    • Jewel (blue holographic glitter) - norm £7.20 at Lookfantastic.
    • Fade to Greige (creamy grey) - norm £7.20 at Lookfantastic.
    • Iced Frappe (mushroom grey) - norm £9 at Ciaté.

    Although you can sometimes find certain individual polishes cheaper than the prices above as part of promotional sets, you'd be hard pushed to find them for £22 all-in.

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