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10-piece beauty box, including eye palette, lipstick, mascara & more

MSE Update, Wednesday 13 December 8pm: This set has been so popular with MoneySavers it has now sold out.

~~If you're a fan of~~ Ciaté*~~, or looking to buy a gift for someone who is, we've blagged a code to get its 10-piece~~ 'Superpower Collection' beauty box* ~~for £28 delivered, instead of the sale price of £45 + £3.95 delivery. There are 3,000 discounted boxes available when using the code~~ ~~SUPERPOWER~~ ~~by 11.59pm on Monday 18 December, or until all boxes have gone. Ciaté says boxes will be delivered before Christmas.~~

It reckons the contents are worth £165, but when we did the maths we found you could get all the items for £157, if bought separately. The below items are included in the set, and all are cruelty-free.

~~24-Pan eyeshadow palette in 'I Am Woman Volume 2', 35g – £41 at Ciaté~~
~~Marbled Metals glitter eyeshadow pot in shade 'Moonshine', 2g – £22 at Ciaté~~
~~Velvet lip liner in shade 'Coco', 0.3g – £8.99 at Onbuy~~
~~Watermelon burst setting spray, 75ml – £18 at Ciaté~~
~~Everyday Vacay lip oil, 10ml – £14 at Ciaté~~
~~Glitter Storm lipstick in shade 'Cosmic', 3.5g – £19 at Ciaté~~
~~Mini Wonderwand mascara, 3.5ml – £7 at Ciaté~~
~~Mini Watermelon burst hydrating primer, 10ml – £8 at Ciaté~~
~~Mini Dewy skin vitamin C glass glow primer, 10ml – worth £9.33 based on full-sized 30ml version at Ciaté~~
~~Plant Pots nail polish in shade 'Mint To Be', 14ml – £10 at Ciaté~~

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MSE Rhiannon says:

You could give this set as a gift on its own for Christmas, or you could split it up into several smaller gifts or stocking fillers to make the savings go further.

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