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L'Occitane Deals
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Latest Expired Deals
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£5 for five L'Occitane 10ml hand creams
Via O2 app. Bigger 30ml tubes norm £8 each
ExpiredYou can get five 10ml L'Occitane hand creams for £5 via the O2 Priority app until Fri 8 Sep either in store or online (delivery's £3.95 or you can click & collect for free). You'll get a unique code which you need to show on your smartphone in store or put in at the checkout stage online.
It's available at participating stores (see 'more info' for those not participating). There are 1,000 codes available each day (500 in stores and 500 online), and these can run out quickly – so hurry if you want this. If you see that the offer says 'Out of stock', you can try to get a code the next day from about 9.30am.
These are the hand creams (though some stores may not have all available and you may get a substitution):
- Arlésienne
- Shea Butter
- Pivoine Flora
- Cherry Blossom
- Verbena cooling gel
How to get it
If you're on O2 and you haven't got the app already, you can download it for free from Apple's App Store, Play for Android or Microsoft's Windows store. Open the app, search for 'L'Occitane' and the offer should appear.
Once you redeem the offer, it'll give you a unique code which you need to show on your smartphone in-store at L'Occitane.
Warning: Wait until you're at the checkout before selecting the 'Use it now' option as your code will expire after 15 minutes.
Not on O2?
You don't have to be frozen out of this deal... there's a way of getting Priority offers even if you're not an O2 customer. See our O2 Priority for EVERYONE! guide to find out how.
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'Free' £8 L'Occitane hand cream with £5 mag
Freebies on the cover of Harper's Bazaar. Other options avail
ExpiredIf you buy the August edition of Harper's Bazaar magazine (£4.60, 'The Fashion Rainbow' on the front) by Fri 4 Aug, on the cover you'll get one of three L'Occitane freebies.
The freebies available include:
- 30ml L'Occitane shea hand cream – norm £8 at L'Occitane
- 75ml L'Occitane almond shower oil – norm £7 at L'Occitane
- 4ml mini L'Occitane Divine cream – worth £6.75, based on £13 travel-sized at L'Occitaine
As these products are worth more than the magazine, if you want any of them it'd be 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 one.
These freebies are only available when buying the magazine in shops, and won't be sent to subscribers.
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