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Rituals 20% student discount

Online and in store

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If you're a student, you can get 20% off Rituals online and in participating stores (see 'More info' for full list) via the Unidays app. You can't use this discount with any other offer or any of the following products: Amsterdam collection, limited edition collection, advent calendars and gift cards.

How do I get the deal?

You'll need to download the free Unidays app and sign up using your university email address. Search for Rituals and enter the unique code from the app at the checkout stage online or if you’re in store, show the barcode to a member of staff at the till.
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  Stores included in the offer: St. Christopher’s, Walton, Belfast, Westfield London, Bromley, Old Broad St, Bluewater, Canary Wharf, Kensington, Covent Garden, Islington, Kingston, Westfield Stratford, Brent Cross, Birmingham Grand Central, London Bridge Station, Kings Cross Station, Marylebone Street, Leeds Trinity, Manchester Arndale, Cambridge, Sheffield Meadowhall, Oxford, Brighton, Lakeside, Manchester Trafford, Dundrum, Grafton Street, Blanchardstown, Swords, Galway, Cork.
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'Free' £8ish Rituals hand cream

Freebie on the cover of £4 Marie Claire magazine

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If you buy the December edition of Marie Claire magazine (£4.20, or £3.20 in Tesco, Amber Heard on the cover) before Wed 5 Dec, you'll get a 70ml Rituals 'The Ritual of Ayurveda' hand cream.

The hand cream is normally £8 on the Rituals website, and as the magazine costs £4.20 - or £3.20 at Tesco when you use the coupon from inside the current issue of its free in-store magazine - it's worth picking up even if you don't want to read it if this is your favourite hand cream.

The freebie is only available when buying the magazine in shops, so they won't be sent to subscribers.
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