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SOLD OUT: Beauty box with £86 of Benefit, Garnier, Max Factor etc products for £23 all-in
Via Blagged code. 11-piece sets with eyebrow gel (choose the shade), lipstick, conditioner etc
ExpiredMSE Update, Wed 4 Aug at 3.02pm: This deal has been very popular after it featured in our MSE weekly email and all 1,500 boxes have now gone. We've left the below here for reference:
If you go online to Latest in Beauty, you can use the MSE Blagged code MSEFAB to get its £28 'Fabulous Awards Edit' beauty box for £23, plus free delivery (norm £3.95). It contains eleven products with nine full-size, including brow gel (choose between three shades), lipstick, and conditioner from Benefit, Garnier, Max Factor, Dove etc, which would normally cost £86 if bought individually.
There are 1,500 boxes in total and the deal will end when all boxes have gone. Latest in Beauty specialises in customisable monthly beauty box deliveries, but with our code you’re just making a one-off payment for this beauty box – there's no subscription. See our Beauty deals for more ways to get beauty items cheaply.
What products are in the box?
Latest in Beauty reckons the box is worth £86 based on the RRP of the products included. When we checked, the contents of the box would cost £74ish if you bought the same quantities of each item individually, based on the cheapest prices we could find (including current offers), so to get the lot for £23 all-in makes this a decent deal.
There are three sets of the same box to choose from – all products in the box are identical, except each set has a different shade of Benefit brow gel, so you'll need to choose the set which has the shade you want. Here is what's included:
- Benefit Brow+ brow volumising eyebrow gel, 1g – worth £6 based on full-sized 3g version on offer at Boots.
- Choose between three different shades of this product: 'Shade 2 - Warm Golden Blonde', or 'Shade 3 - Light Brown', or 'Shade 4.5 - Deep Brown'
- Avon Lisa Armstrong matteiculous lipstick, 4.5g (full-size) – £12 at Avon.
- Batiste dry shampoo original classic fresh, 200ml (full-size) – £1.99 on offer at Superdrug (norm £2.99).
- Revlon super lustrous lip gloss, 3.8ml (full-size) – £6.99 at Boots.
- Dots for Spots, 24-pack (full-size) – £5.99 at Dots for Spots.
- Imbue curl empowering creme gel, 200ml (full-size) – £4.65 on offer at Superdrug (norm £6.99).
- Garnier micellar reusable make-up removal eco pads, set of three (full-size) – £8.99 at Boots.
- Hawaiian Tropic mineral sun milk SPF30, 30ml – worth £4.80 based on 50ml version at Superdrug.
- Max Factor false lash effect blue primer, 13.1ml (full-size) – £8.99 on offer at Lookfantastic (norm £12).
- Dove one-minute super conditioner, 170ml (full-size) – £4.09 at Superdrug.
- OPI neo-pearl nail lacquer (colour varies), 15ml (full-size) – £9.30 on offer at Lookfantastic (norm £15.50).
- Benefit Brow+ brow volumising eyebrow gel, 1g – worth £6 based on full-sized 3g version on offer at Boots.
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ALL GONE: £117 of beauty products for £27 all-in
Via Blagged code. 11-piece set including Nip+Fab, Rodial, Balance Me & more
ExpiredMSE Update, Thu 3 June at 9.40am: All 1,500 sets have now gone and this deal has ended.
If you go online to Latest in Beauty, you can use the MSE Blagged code MSEPOWER to get its £33 'Empowered Beauty Edit' beauty box for £27, plus free delivery (norm £3.95). The set contains seven full-size products and four minis, including nail polish, highlighter face palette and eyeliner which would cost £117 if bought individually.
The deal will end when all 1,500 boxes go. Latest in Beauty specialises in customisable monthly beauty box deliveries, but with our code you’re just making a one-off payment for this beauty box – there's no subscription. See our Beauty deals for other ways to get beauty products cheaply.
What's in the set?
Latest in Beauty reckons the box is worth £148 based on the RRP of the products included. Our calculations show the contents of the box would cost £116.58 if you bought the same quantities of each item individually, based on the cheapest prices we could find, so to get the lot for £27 all-in makes this a decent deal.
Here's what's included:
- Floral Street ‘London Poppy’ EDP perfume, 10ml (vegan) – worth £12 based on full-sized 50ml version at Feel Unique
- Nail Kind natural & vegan ‘Darlin’ Clementine’ nail polish, 8ml (full-size, vegan) – similar shade norm £9.50 at Superdrug
- Balance Me gradual tanning drops, 6ml (vegan) – worth £7.98 based on full-sized 30ml version at Fragrance Direct
- Rodial ‘Dragon’s Blood’ essence mist, 30ml – worth £11.40 based on full-sized 100ml version at Lookfantastic
- Zoeva ‘Spice of Life’ highlight face palette, 2x3.2g (full-size) – norm £13 at Lookfantastic
- JustBe Kind aroma rollerball, 10ml (full-size) – norm £9.95 at JustBe
- Evolution_18 beauty gummies, 60-pack (full-size, vegan) - £13.33 on offer at Boots, was £20 (sold out online)
- Studio 10 ‘lip perfecting’ balm gloss, 4ml (full-size, vegan) – norm £22 at Studio 10
- Yardley London ‘Lily of the Valley’ nourishing hand cream, 30ml (vegan) – worth £1.35 based on full-sized 100ml version at Lloyds pharmacy
- Nip+Fab vitamin C scrub fix, 75ml (full-size) – norm £9.07 at Lookfantastic
- The Beauty Crop ‘Wing Woman’ liquid eyeliner, 1.5g (full-size) – norm £7 at Superdrug
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