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'Free' £8ish Clinique make-up with £2 mag

Inc £8 mini lipstick, £8 mini mascara or £3 mini moisturiser

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If you buy the December edition of Glamour magazine before Wed 2 Dec (£2, Tanya Burr on the front), you'll get either a mini Clinique lipstick, mascara or moisturiser.

Freebies to choose from include:
- Cherry pop lipstick or nude pop lipstick (1.95g) - worth £8 based on full-sized 3.9g product at Feel Unique.
- High impact mascara (3.5ml) - worth £7.66 based on full-sized 8ml product at John Lewis.
- Dramatically different moisturising lotion (15ml) - worth £3.48 based on full-sized 125ml product at Feel Unique.
As these products are worth more than the magazine, if you want them it's worth buying the magazine even if you don’t want to read it, as it's cheaper than buying the product directly. You may have to root around the shelf to find a specific freebie if you’re after a particular product.

Glamour has confirmed that subscribers will also receive the lipstick in either colour as the free gift.

20% off The White Company code

On page 143 of the magazine you’ll find an online code for 20% off full-priced items at The White Company, excluding sale items, plus free delivery until Sun 6 Dec.
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'Free' £11 Nails Inc polish with £2 mag

Full-size freebie on the cover. Out Mon 3 Nov

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Buy the December edition of Glamour magazine (£2, out Mon 3 Nov with Claire Danes on the cover) before Wed 3 Dec and on the front you'll find a full-size 10ml bottle of Nails Inc nail polish.These polishes are usually about £11 if bought separately.

There are four autumnal shades to choose from: Tate (red), Marylebone Mews (lilac grey), Hanover Square (dark purple) and Wigmore Street (dark blue).
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There's a little-known piece of legislation that turns any credit card into a financial self-defence superhero. 'Section 75' of the Consumer Credit Act means your plastic must protect anything you buy for more than £100 for free, so if there's a problem or the company goes bust, you can still get your money back.

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