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£111 of skincare for £25 at M&S
Nine-item set including Emma Hardie, L'Occitane, Pixi and REN. Delivery's £4
ExpiredM&S is offering a 'Beauty Discovery'* skincare box for £25, while stock lasts. It contains nine products from big brands such as Emma Hardie, L'Occitane, Pixi, REN – see below for the full list. M&S reckons the contents are worth £120, our calculations came out at £111, but either way, it's a decent discount.
If ordering online, delivery's £3.99, or you can collect in store for free. The box is also available in some M&S stores – select 'Find in store' on the product page* to see if there are any in stock near you.
M&S beauty boxes are popular with MoneySavers, so if you want this it's best to go quick.
Looking for men's skincare instead? M&S has another beauty box with £76 of men's skincare for £25.
What’s in the box?
Nine items – three full-sized and the rest are mini or travel-sized. Here's what you get, plus the cheapest price we found if bought separately when we checked on Tuesday 12 September:
- Dr Paw Paw original balm, 10ml – £1.97 at Superdrug
- Emma Hardie Moringa balm, 30ml – £15 at M&S (based on full sized 50ml)
- L’Occitane Shea Butter hand cream, 30ml – £9 at L'Occitane
- Percy & Reed Wonderbalm, 75ml – £22 at M&S
- Pixi Glow Tonic, 100ml – £10 at Pixi
- Shay & Blue Tallulah Camellia, 10ml – £21 at Asos
- Fresh Elements Soak Star Overnight moisture cream, 50ml – £12.50 at M&S
- Apothecary Calm hand wash, 250ml – £5 at M&S
- REN Evercalm Global Protection day cream, 15ml – £15 at REN
For other ways to save on beauty, see our make-up and skincare deals.
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£93 of skincare for £32 at Boots
Nine-item set including Kiehl's, Liz Earle, Origins and MAC
ExpiredIf you go online to Boots, you can get its new 'Skin Refresh Beauty Box'* for £32 delivered, while stock lasts. It contains nine skincare items including big brands such as Kiehl's, Liz Earle, Origins, MAC and more – see below for the full list. Boots reckon the contents are worth £83, but we calculated it to be more like £93 if you were to buy all the products individually.
Similar boxes have sold out within a day or two in the past, so if you want this it's best to go quick.
Here's the full contents, with sizes provided by Boots, plus our calculations:
- Liz Earle Skin Repair Gel Cream, 15ml – £8 at Boots
- Grown Alchemist Deep Cleansing Masque, 75ml – £25 at Lookfantastic
- Kiehl's Calendula Foaming Wash, 30ml – £3.98 based on full-size 230ml at Boots
- MAC Hyper Real Skincanvas Balm, 5ml – £6 based on full-size 15ml at Boots
- Wishful Get Even Rose Oil, 10ml – £22 at Huda Beauty
- Shiseido Ultimune Power Infusing Eye Concentrate, 3ml – £7.28 based on full-size 15ml at Lookfantastic (currently on sale)
- REN Clean Skincare Overnight Glow Dark Spot Sleeping Cream, 10ml – £13.33 based on full-size 15ml at Lookfantastic
- Dr Jart Vital Hydra Solution Biome Water Cream, 10ml – £6 based on full-size 50ml at Boots
- Origins Dr Weil Mega Mushroom Treatment Lotion, 7ml – £1.05 based on full-size 200ml at M&S
For more beauty offers, see our Cheap make-up and beauty deals round-up.
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There's a little-known piece of legislation that turns any credit card into a financial self-defence superhero. 'Section 75' of the Consumer Credit Act means your plastic must protect anything you buy for more than £100 for free, so if there's a problem or the company goes bust, you can still get your money back.
And although Section 75 doesn't apply to debit cards, there is something else to fall back on if you've paid using a debit card, or used a credit card for a purchase under £100. Known as Chargeback, this is part of banks' and card companies' internal rules and not a legal requirement. Read full details of Section 75 or Chargeback, plus how to claim, in our guides.
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