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20% off selected MAC make-up
Online and in stores. Eg, £14 lipstick, £21.20 highlighter
ExpiredSee our Black Friday 2019 guide for full analysis on the latest Black Friday deals. Check Deals & Vouchers for other offers on now or follow us on Twitter @MSE_Deals
If you go online to cosmetics brand MAC* or to a standalone MAC store, you'll find most items are discounted by 20% until 11.59pm on Wed 4 Dec. Online, items will be discounted automatically at checkout. Delivery's free with this offer, or you can collect from a store for free (find your nearest*).
Some good deals we spotted at 8am on Fri 29 Nov include:
- Lipstick in 'Shrimpton'* - £14 (was £17.50 before code). Next cheapest we found - £14.87 at Debenhams.
- Mineralize Skinfinish highlighter in 'Nuanced'* - £21.20 (was £26.50 before code). Next cheapest we found - £22.52 at John Lewis.
It's worth noting that if you see cheap 'MAC' products elsewhere - especially from unknown suppliers - they can be fake products with untested ingredients, so buying direct is a good way to avoid this.
If you're a fan of MAC and collect six used lipstick containers, you can exchange them for a free lipstick, normally £17.50 - see MSE Rhiannon's blog on Free make-up and skincare rewards for recycling.
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.
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20% off selected MAC make-up
Online only via code. Eg, £14 lipstick, £25.60 palette
ExpiredIf you go via this link to cosmetics brand MAC* you'll find a selection of 70+ items eligible for a 20% discount when you enter the code SECRET at checkout by 11.59pm on Wed 27 Jun. Delivery's from £2.95 or free on £20+ orders, or you can collect from a store for free (find your nearest*).
Items in the sale include lipsticks, eyeshadow palettes, make-up brushes, glitter, blush and a set of primers. You can also get free mini products with some orders, subject to availability - when we checked we were offered a 6ml sample of Strobe Cream moisturiser.
Some good deals we spotted at 5pm on Tue 26 Jun include:
- Lipstick in 'Shrimpton'* - £14 (was £17.50 before code), next cheapest we found - £17.50 at Debenhams.
- Eyeshadow palette in 'Risk Taker'* - £25.60 (was £32 before code), next cheapest we found - £32 at Lookfantastic.
- Mineralize Skinfinish highlighter in 'Nuanced'* - £20.40 (was £25.50 before code), next cheapest we found - £25.50 at John Lewis.
It's worth noting that if you see cheap 'MAC' products elsewhere - especially from unknown suppliers - they can be fake products with untested ingredients, so buying direct is a good way to avoid this.
If you're a fan of MAC and collect six used lipstick containers, you can exchange them for a free lipstick, normally £17.50. See our blog on Free make-up and skincare rewards for recycling for more information.
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