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FREE £7.50 Lush face mask

When you exchange five of its black, recyclable pots

Ethical make-up and skincare company Lush offers a free £7.50 face mask if you save up five of its black, recyclable pots and exchange them in store (find your nearest).

Lush says they must be used and clean when you return them, and you can read more about Lush's commitment to recycling on its website.

If you'd like to know what other freebies you can get for recycling your make-up and skincare packaging, see MSE Rhiannon's blog How to bag FREE make-up and skincare rewards for recycling.
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Lush sale

Up to 50% off in stores only

Website: Lush
Find your nearest: store locator
Start date (in stores): Started on Boxing Day.
Sale amount: Up to 50% off on specific items.
Likely to boost? Last year, we didn't see discounts boost and stock usually sells out quickly - so if there's something you want, you'll have to go quick.
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Lush 'January' sale

No online sale, in stores only

Website: Lush
Find your nearest: store locator
Start date (online): In 2016, it started on Boxing Day, however it's confirmed there's no online sale in 2017.
Start date (in stores): It started on Boxing Day.
Sale amount: 50% off subject to stock in stores.
Likely to boost? Last year, we didn't see discounts boost and stock usually sells out quickly - so if there's something you want, you'll have to go quick.
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