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'Free' Nails Inc polish with £5ish mag
£11ish full-size freebie on the cover
Buy the October issue of Red magazine (£4.75, Renee Zellweger on the front) and on the cover you'll get a 10ml Nails Inc nail polish in a choice of three colours, subject to availability.
The colours are: Bond street passage (light pink), Kensal place (dark red) and a Red exclusive colour (red). They'd be worth about £11 based on the larger 14ml size which Nails Inc now usually sell for £15 each.
Red magazine hasn't confirmed how long the magazine is on sale for or whether subscribers to Red will receive their freebie with the magazine, we'll let you know here when we know more.
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'Free' Rodial black mascara with £4.75 mag
£10ish full-size freebie on the cover. Out now
Buy the March issue of Red magazine (£4.75) and on the cover you'll get a Rodial Glamolash XXL black. The magazine will be on newsstands until Tue 2 Apr, subject to stock. Red has confirmed subscribers won't receive the freebie.
The mascara is full size (13ml) and while officially it retails at £24, we’ve seen them on Amazon for £10.49 - so still a decent freebie if it’s something you’ll use.
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