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Crabtree & Evelyn extra 15% off 60% site-wide clearance
Blagged online code, including outlet. Delivery's £3.50
ExpiredIf you go online to beauty and soap retailer Crabtree & Evelyn* and enter the MSE Blagged code MSE15 at the checkout, you can get 15% extra off its 60% site-wide clearance sale until 11.59pm on Mon 8 Jul. Delivery's £3.50 for orders under £30.
Crabtree & Evelyn has told us it's rebranding, which is why it’s offering such a big site-wide discount to clear the products currently online. The code can also be used on the outlet section, where items are up to 75% off, though stock is limited.
Some strong examples we spotted using the code on Mon 1 Jul are:
- Goat milk and oat triple milled soap* - £2.55, was £3, reduced from £7.50.
- La Source conditioning hand wash 500ml* - £2.72, was £3.20, reduced from £8.
- Gardeners hand soap 300ml* - £5.44, was £6.40, reduced from £16.
- Pomegranate and argan oil body wash 250ml* - £5.44, was £6.40, reduced from £16.
If you're on the look out for more beauty deals, we've blagged a £22 Sanctuary Spa skincare set (norm £45). -
'Free' £6 hand cream at Crabtree & Evelyn
With any purchase in store Fri-Sun or online with code
ExpiredIf you're one of the first 90 people in each Crabtree & Evelyn store (find your nearest*) each day between Fri 10 Jun and Sun 12 Jun, you could get one of seven 25g hand creams (norm £6) free with any purchase.
The 25g hand creams available are a choice (subject to availability) from:
- Pear & Pink Magnolia
- Rosewater
- Pomegranate, Argan & Grapeseed
- Caribbean Island Wild Flowers
- Summer Hill
- Nantucket Briar
- La Source Hand Therapy
Online purchases
If you're not one of the first 90 in store, don't worry, there are codes to get a hand cream free with any purchase online, with no minimum spend. Delivery's £3.95 or you can click and collect from any store for free.
There's a choice of three:
- La Source 25g (norm £6, currently £3 in sale) - use code HT25LA
- Gardeners 25g (norm £6, currently £3 in sale) - use code HT25GA
- Avocado 25g (norm £6, currently £3 in sale) - use code HT25AV
It's one per customer, the codes can be used with sale items and delivery's £3.95 or you can click and collect in any store free.
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