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SOLD OUT £302 Harper's Bazaar beauty box for £45 delivered
Including Elizabeth Arden, Elemis, Sunday Riley and Dr Barbara Sturm
ExpiredMSE update: Tuesday 31 January at 9.56pm: This box was extremely popular and has sold out. We're leaving the write-up below for reference.
If you go to Harper's Bazaar via this special link*, you can get the 'Harper's Bazaar Beauty Box' for £45 delivered (normally £69 plus £3.95 postage) until 11.59pm on Tuesday 7 February, or when 1,000 boxes go – whichever's first. This deal is likely to sell out before the end date, so go quick if it's something you're after.
There's no code needed as the discount is automatically applied when you go via the MSE Blagged link above. Harper's Bazaar says the box is worth £303, and – according to our calculations – we reckon that's about right, as we made it £302.04.
The box contains 14 full-size and mini items including a cleanser, face oil, eye mask and lip gloss from big brands such as Elizabeth Arden, Elemis, Sunday Riley, Dr Barbara Sturm and more. You also get a one-off 12-month digital Harper's Bazaar subscription with the box, too – Harper's Bazaar has confirmed this won't auto-renew.
What's inside the box and the cheapest price we could find elsewhere on Tuesday 31 January:
- Dr Barbara Sturm Mini Anti-Pollution drops 10ml - £45 at Selfridges
- Sunday Riley Charcoal Smoothie jelly body scrub - £32 at Selfridges (full size)
- Elemis Pro-Collagen Morning Matrix cream 15ml - £49 at Elemis
- Sisley Black Rose Skin Infusion cream 10ml - worth £27.90 based on 50ml size at John Lewis
- Sol De Janeiro Brazilian Bum Bum Cream 75ml - £16 at Boots (full size)
- Dr Dennis Gross Alpha Beta exfoliating body treatment (one wipe) - worth £7.50 based on two-pack from Space NK
- Clé De Peau Beauté clarifying cleansing foam 30ml - worth £12 based on 125ml size from LookFantastic
- Elizabeth Arden Advanced Ceramide Daily Youth Restoring serum capsules (seven-day supply), worth £8.40 based on 60-day supply from Elizabeth Arden
- Sarah Chapman Skinesis Platinum Stem Cell eye mask - worth £25 at LookFantastic (full size)
- Nails Inc Nailkale Superfood base coat - £6.99 at Amazon (full size)
- Aroma Active Sleep Salt Soak bath salts - £7 at River Island (full size)
- Kloris bath block 100mg - £15 at Kloris (full size)
- Kloris CBD Superboost face oil 2ml - £8 from Kloris CBD
- By Terry Baume De Rose lipgloss - £16 at Space NK
- Harper's Bazaar digital subscription (10-issue/12-month), RRP £26.25 (This won't automatically renew after 12 months)
For more beauty discounts, see our Cheap make-up & beauty deals page.
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'Free' £11ish Bobbi Brown mascara
Travel-size freebie on the cover of £5 mag. Out now
ExpiredBuy the June issue of Harper's Bazaar magazine (£4.80 in store, Rosie Huntington-Whiteley on the front) before Wed 5 Jun, and on the cover you'll get a travel-size 3ml sample of Bobbi Brown smokey eye mascara.
The full-size 6ml version costs £22.50 (found reduced at All Beauty) and this sample is 3ml, so we've calculated its value to be about £11.25.
We asked Harper's Bazaar if subscribers would receive this freebie and unfortunately it's confirmed it's an in-store only offer.
For more beauty discounts check out our cheap make-up and beauty deals.
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