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£50 Grüum summer travel set for £5 delivered
20,000 available
ExpiredGo via our MSE Blagged link to beauty and grooming brand Grüum*, and you can get a four-item summer travel bundle for £4.95 (just the cost of delivery). Grüum doesn't usually sell these products as a set, but it says it would cost £50 if you were to buy each product separately.
The offer ends at 11.59pm on Saturday 31 August or when all 20,000 sets have been claimed (it's limited to one per customer).
This could be a good set to take with you on holiday as it includes:
- Hair & body wash (100ml) – normally £8
- Face wash bar (summer edition, 35g) – normally £9
- After sun face oil bar (35g) – normally £15
- Spray-on fragrance (9ml) – normally £18
Delivery usually takes three to five working days, but it may be a little longer if the deal is popular. If your order hasn’t arrived within 14 days, contact Grüum.
It's only this set where you just pay for postage – effectively making the products 'free'. If you add other items to your basket you'll be charged for those. Grüum often displays other items during the checkout process to tempt you, but just select 'skip' to avoid these.
For more ways to save, see our cheap make-up & beauty deals.
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SOLD OUT 'Free' £27 Grüum summer set
Just pay £4 delivery. 16,000 available
ExpiredIf you go via our MSE Blagged link to beauty and grooming brand Grüum*, you can get a summer face and body bundle for £3.95 (just the cost of delivery). Grüum doesn't usually sell this trio as a set, but it says it would cost £26.50 if you were to buy each product separately.
The offer ends once all 16,000 sets have been claimed (it's limited to one per customer). This could be a good set to take away with you on holiday, here's what's included:
- Body wash bar (35g) – normally £6
- SPF30 5* UVA Face sunscreen (50ml) – normally £8
- Solid fragrance stick (choice of scent including Bluebell & Musk, Amber & Cardamom, Bergamot & Grapefruit or Blackpepper & Cedarwood, 9g) – normally £12.50
Delivery usually takes three to five working days, but it may be a little longer if the deal is popular. If your order hasn’t arrived within 14 days, contact Grüum.
It's only this set that is 'free' and just pay for postage. If you add other items to your basket (Grüum often displays other items on the checkout process to tempt you but just click skip to avoid buying them), then this will be an additional charge.
For more ways to save, see our cheap make-up and beauty deals.
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