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2 Current Deals

Order by 20 December for Xmas delivery

10 Korean skincare items, including retinol, toner, serum & cleansing oil

Online beauty retailer Lookfantastic is offering 'The K-Beauty Edit'* for £50 delivered. It contains 10 Korean skincare products including big brands such as Laneige, Biodance, Dr Jart+, Medicube and more – see the full list. Lookfantastic reckons the contents are worth £130, though our calculations show you could buy the items separately for about £114 when factoring in current offers.

K-Beauty, short for Korean Beauty, has taken over the beauty space with its ethos of championing healthy skin. Coming from South Korea, it focusses on layering light products to create a glowy finish. K-Beauty brands are stocked in popular retailers such as Boots, John Lewis and Space NK.

Lookfantastic says you'll need to order by 11.59pm on Saturday 20 December for free delivery in time for Christmas. It wouldn't tell us how many sets are available, but did say it's 1,000s of boxes.

Below is the full contents of the set, plus where we found each item cheapest on Monday 15 December:

Dr Jart+ Ceramidin Skin Barrier Moisturising Mask, 22ml – £6.80 at Dr Jart+
Haruharu Wonder Black Rice Night Knight Retinol Serum, 20ml – £17 at Beauty Bay
Skin1004 Madagascar Centella Light Cleansing Oil, 30ml – £5.95 at Justmylook
Round Lab 1025 Dokdo Toner, 200ml – £12.95 at Justmylook
Isntree Hyaluronic Acid Watery Sun Gel SPF50+, 50ml – £14.99 at Justmylook
Innisfree Green Tea Seed Hyaluronic Acid Serum, 10ml – £5.60 at Lookfantastic
Laneige Waterbank Moisturiser Cream, 20ml – £19.50 at Boots, John Lewis, Space NK & more
Biodance Hydro Cera-Nol Real Deep Mask – £3.95 at Skincupid
Tocobo Cotton Soft Sun Stick SPF50+, 19g – £11.20 at Boots
Medicube Collagen Jelly Cream, 50ml – £16 at Skincupid

For more like this, see our Fashion & Beauty deals round-up.

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Ongoing

Including free birthday gift

If you shop on Lookfantastic, you can sign up to its Beauty Plus+ rewards scheme to collect points and earn rewards. Simply sign up using your email, here*.

When you sign up, you can redeem:

A birthday gift
25 points when you leave a verified review
400 points for completing your profile
Early access to sales and limited edition launches

You can also refer a friend* to get £10 credit.

It's a little bit like Superdrug's VIP Rewards. The more money you spend, the more points you receive, though don't use this as an excuse to overspend. Here are the full rewards tiers and what you can access once you reach them:

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Including La Roche-Posay, Clinique, Color Wow

Online beauty retailer Lookfantastic* is offering 30% off almost everything for Cyber Monday. You can also use code SAVE5 for an additional 5% off.

The sale performed as we predicted, with this offer boosting from 'up to 30% off selected beauty'. There are often short-lived and stackable discount codes via the Lookfantastic app*, so watch out for those in the run-up to Cyber Monday.

Here are some examples of deals and duds we found on Monday 24 November:

Cheapest at Lookfantastic:

La Roche-Posay Cicaplast Balm B5 Multi-Purpose Repairing Balm, 100ml* – £13.65, was £19.50. Next cheapest, £14.60 at Superdrug
Clinique Almost Lipstick (Black Honey)* – £17.50, was £25. Next cheapest, £18.75 at Amazon and Clinique

Price matched elsewhere:

Color Wow Dream Coat Supernatural Spray, 200ml* – £17.25, was £27. Price matched at Amazon
Philip Kingsley Elasticizer Intensive Treatment, 150ml* – £27.30, was £39. Price matched at Debenhams

Cheaper elsewhere:

The Inkey List Glycolic Acid Exfoliating Body Stick, 45g* – £10.50, was £15. CHEAPER for £9 at Amazon

With this discount code, you can currently get the Lookfantastic 'Black Friday edit' for £28, which contains £93 worth of beauty.

Important: Don’t allow yourself to be taken in by the hype around Black Friday and be sucked into buying something you don’t need or can’t afford. Always do your own price comparisons to ensure you are getting the best deal possible – don’t just take a retailer’s word for it.

See our Black Friday 2025 guide for all our analysis. Check Deals & Vouchers for more offers on now.

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Seven-piece Lookfantastic beauty set

Update Monday 24 November: If you use code SAVE at checkout, you can currently get the box for £30 delivered

Online beauty retailer Lookfantastic is offering a 'Black Friday Edit'* for £40 delivered. It contains seven beauty products including big brands such as Sol de Janeiro, Philip Kingsley, The Beauty Crop and more – see the full list. Lookfantastic reckons the contents are worth £125, though our calculations show you could buy the items separately for about £93 when factoring in current offers.

We suspect this set will be popular with MoneySavers, so if you want this it's best to go quick.

Below is the full contents of the box, plus where we found each item cheapest on Monday 10 November:

Philip Kingsley Elasticizer Booster Restoring Conditioner, 150ml – £24 at John Lewis
Anastasia Beverly Hills Lip Velvet - in shade Pure Hollywood OR Pink Sand – £18.75 at LookFantastic
Iconic London Instant Sunshine Bronzing Drops, 13ml – £16.50 at LookFantastic
111Skin Rose Gold Brightening Face Mask, 1pc – £15.05 based on 5 pack at Sephora
Sol de Janeiro Cheirosa 68 Perfume Mist, 30ml – £5.66 based on 90ml at Justmylook
The Inkey List Hydrocolloid Invisible Pimple Patches, 22pcs – £6.70 at Sephora
The Beauty Crop Oui Cherie Primer, 20ml – £6 at LookFantastic

For more like this, see our Fashion & Beauty deals round-up.

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