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SOLD OUT: £397 of products in Red Magazine beauty box for £55 all-in (normally £75)
Including Elizabeth Arden, Rodial, Supergoop!, Weleda. Plus year's digital Red Magazine
ExpiredUpdate 11.48pm on Tuesday 16 April: This deal has been really popular with MoneySavers and is now sold out.
Go via this Hearst Magazines link*, and you can get 'The Red Beauty Essentials Box', plus a year's Red Magazine digital membership for £55 all-in. It's normally £75, but we've blagged £20 off.
Hearst values the box at around £425, though we've calculated you could currently buy all the items for around £397 (£367 for the beauty products, £30 for the Red digital membership) – so still a whopping amount. The Red Magazine digital membership won't auto-renew after 12 months.
The deal's on until 11.59pm on Thursday 18 April, or while stock lasts – though Hearst won't tell us exactly how many boxes are available, so go quick if it's something you want. Here's what you'll get...
The box contains 10 full-size and mini items including serum, toner, plumping cream and sun cream. Below is the full contents, plus where we've found each item cheapest.
- Avant Skincare Eight Hour retexturing & anti-oxidising hyaluronic facial serum, 30ml (full-size) – £89 at LookFantastic
- Espa Tri-Active Regenerating phyto-collagen plumping cream, 55ml (full-size) – £57.40 at LookFantastic
- Rodial Retinol Booster drops, 31ml (full-size) – £80 at John Lewis
- Argentum La Potion Infinie, 14ml – £41.20 based on full-sized 70ml at Argentum
- Supergoop! Unseen sunscreen SPF 30, 73.9ml (full-size) – £40 at Space NK
- Shiseido Ultimune serum power infusing concentrate, 10ml – £23.33 based on full-sized 15ml at John Lewis
- Elizabeth Arden retinol ceramide capsules line erasing night serum, seven-day pack – £11.43 based on full-sized 30-day pack at LookFantastic
- Dr Haushka facial toner, 30ml – £10 at Dr Haushka
- E45 face foaming cleanser, 150ml (full-size) – £6.40 at Ocado
- Weleda skin food, 30 ml (full-size) – £8.25 at Cult Beauty
- Red Magazine digital membership for one year – Normally £29.99
For more beauty offers, see our Cheap make-up and beauty deals round-up.
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SOLD OUT: £37 Red beauty box with £205 of beauty products
Including make-up, skincare and beauty items from Elemis, NARS, Illamasqua and REN
ExpiredUpdate 4.04pm on Wed 6 Apr: This deal has been extremely popular with MoneySavers and all 1,800 boxes have now gone.
If you go online to Red magazine via this special link*, you can get a 'Red Beauty Box' for £37 delivered (normally £60), until 11.59pm on Thu 7 Apr, or when 1,800 boxes go – whichever's first. The box contains 14 make-up, skincare and beauty items (four full-size and 10 mini), plus a one-off 12-month digital magazine subscription. Delivery will take 7-10 working days.
There's no code needed as the discount is automatically applied when you go via the MSE Blagged link above. Red says the box is worth £296.90, however, we've done our own calculations and based on the cheapest price we could find for each beauty item elsewhere we reckon it’d cost a bit less – about £205. This deal is likely to be popular, so go quick if it's something you're after.
What's inside the box and the cheapest price we could find elsewhere:
- Elemis 'Pro-Collagen Marine' cream (15ml) - worth £16.89, based on 50ml size at So Lippy
- Balance Me hyaluronic plumping mist (10ml) - £10 at Balance Me and Feelunique
- Nails Inc nail varnish (full size - 14ml) - £11 at Nails Inc
- Ren clean skincare '& Now to Sleep' pillow spray (10ml) - worth £1.79, based on 75ml size at Allbeauty
- Shiseido' Ultimune Power' infusing concentrate (10ml) - worth £18.13, based on 15ml size at Escentual
- Nars lip pencil in Cruella (1.8g) - worth £16.50, based on 2.4g size at Lookfantastic
- Eyeko 'Black Magic' eyeliner (1.2g) - Not found elsewhere, but next cheapest similar - £9 at Lookfantastic.
- Bellapierre natural eyeshadow (7.2g) - Not found elsewhere, but next cheapest similar - £20 at Lookfantastic
- Illamasqua 'Antimatter' lipstick in either Spectre or Glow (full size) - £11.90 at Illamasqua
- Rodial 'Glamolash XXL' mascara (full size) - £23.49 at Skinstore
- Christophe Robin purifying sea salt scrub (40ml) - £7.20, based on 75ml size at Lookfantastic
- Aromatherapy Associates de-stress muscle gel (full size - 150ml) - £28 at Boots
- Neo Sephiri 'Pure Kalahari' melon facial oil (5ml) - £19 at Neo Sephiri
- Kloris uplifting body oil (10ml) - £12 at Kloris CBD
Plus it comes with a one-off 12-month digital magazine subscription, which would usually cost £43.88. You can choose an annual subscription to either Red, Good Housekeeping, Elle, Elle Decoration, Harper's Bazaar, Country Living or Prima. This won't auto-renew after 12-months.For more beauty discounts, see our Cheap make-up & beauty deals page.
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