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Eyes Lips Face £75 make-up bundle £26

Special link for beauty package including nail polish, lipstick & more
Get a make-up bundle for £26 via our blagged Eyes Lips Face* link. Bought separately, we worked out the bundle would cost about £75. Delivery's free.

The deal is available until Fri 31 Oct or before 800 are sold - whichever's first.

Not every bundle will be the same, but e.l.f. told us that each bundle will contain 29 items and will include some of the following:
- Nail Polish - Champagne, Mint Cream, Mango Madness, Skinny Jeans, Dark Glitter Purple, Party Peach, Smoky Brown, Party Purple, Golden Goddess and Fairy Dust
- Cuticle pushers
- Nail block
- Toe separators
- Blending wedges
- Jumbo Eyeshadow Stick - Bali Bound & Check Me Out
- Jumbo Lip Gloss Stick - Coco Loco and Movie Star
- Shimmer Lip Gloss - Believe
- Lip Stain - Berry Blush
- Lip Balm Tints - Berry
- Liquid Eyeliner - Copper
- Mineral Eyeshadow - Royal
- Eyelid Primer - Champagne
- Shimmer Eyeliner Pencil - Grassy Green
- Eyeliner & Shadow Stick - Midnight/Blue
- 2 in 1 Conditioning Gloss - Golden
- Moisturising Lipstick - Cheeky and Wink Pink.
- More info
  
  One bundle per person, per transaction. Can't be bought in conjunction with any other vouchers or codes.
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Eyes Lips Face many items £1.50

Incl lipsticks, glosses, make-up brushes and even fake eyelashes

Get super cheap make-up from £1.50 online at Eyes Lips Face*. Standard delivery is £2.95.
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