Lookfantastic Discount Codes June 2025

2 Current Deals

Ongoing

Via Unidays and Student Beans

If you're a student, you can get 22% off Lookfantastic* via Unidays or Student Beans.

How do I get the deal?

Sign up to Unidays or Student Beans using your university email address. Search for 'Lookfantastic' on Unidays or Student Beans to get your unique code. You can then use it at the checkout stage when buying online at Lookfantastic.

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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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Lookfantastic grooming set

Online beauty retailer Lookfantastic is offering a 'Grooming Edit'* set for £45 delivered, which could be ideal if you want to buy a Father's Day gift. It contains nine grooming items including big brands such as Jo Malone, Elemis, Ren and more – see below for the full list. Lookfantastic reckons the contents are worth £180, though our calculations show you could buy the items separately for about £146.

Delivery usually takes 2-3 days, so bare that in mind if you want it to arrive by Father's Day.

Here are the full contents of the set, along with our calculations when we checked on Wednesday 28 May:

Ren Clean Skincare Everhydrate marine moisture serum, 30ml – £32 at Boots
Avène Hydrance Aqua-Gel hydrating cream, 50ml – £18.94 at Lookfantastic
Ameliorate Transforming body lotion, 200ml – £17.28 at Amazon
Jo Malone Cypress & Grapevine Intense cologne, 9ml – £24 at John Lewis
Nip and Fab 60 glycolic pads extreme – £18.95 at Nip and Fab
American Crew Boost powder, 10g – £5.95 at Justmylook (based on multipack offer)
Elemis Pro-Collagen Energising Marine cleanser, 30ml – £10.40 at Lookfantastic
This Works Deep Sleep pillow spray, 10ml – £12 at Boots
Barber Pro foaming cleansing mask – £6 at Lookfantastic

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

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Seven-piece Lookfantastic beauty set

Online beauty retailer Lookfantastic is offering its 2025 'Beauty Egg' set* for £60 delivered, and we've blagged an extra 10% off when you enter the code EGG10 at the checkout – making the set £54 all-in.

It contains seven beauty items including big brands such as Elemis, Medik8, Sol de Janeiro and more – see below for the full list. Lookfantastic reckons the contents are worth over £205, though our calculations show you could buy the items separately for about £198.

Lookfantastic wouldn't tell us how many sets are available, but did say it's thousands of units. We suspect this set will be popular with MoneySavers, so if you want this it's best to go quick.

Here are the full contents of the set, plus our calculations when we checked on Monday 8 April:

Elemis Pro-Collagen night cream, 15ml – £43 at Asos
Medik8 Vitamin C-Tetra serum, 30ml – £38.70 at Amazon
Color Wow Money Mist, 150ml – £23.60 at Lookfantastic
Rodial Original lip oil with collagen, 4ml – £29 at John Lewis
Iconic London Luscious Glow Baked highlighter – £28 at Iconic London
Anastasia Beverley Hills Lash Sculpt mascara – £26 at Boots
Sol de Janeiro Delicia Drench body butter, 25ml – £10 at Lookfantastic

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

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Before spending

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Can I afford it?

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