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SOLD OUT: £367 of beauty products in Good Housekeeping box for £60 all-in

Includes Shiseido, Laura Mercier, Philip Kinglsey & more. Plus year's digital magazine

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Update 7.22am Wednesday 4 December: This deal has been incredibly popular with our users and now sold out.

Go via this Hearst Magazines link* and you can get the 'Good Housekeeping Ultimate Beauty Box', plus a year's Good Housekeeping digital magazine for £60 all-in.

The beauty box has 12 items which Hearst says would cost £467 if you were to buy all the items separately, and including the digital magazine. We've calculated you could currently buy all the items for about £397 (£366.83 for the beauty products and £29.98 for Good Housekeeping) – so still a whopping amount. The digital magazine subscription won't auto-renew after 12 months and you don't need to input any bank details to redeem it.

The deal's on until 11.59pm on Saturday 7 December or while stock lasts. Hearst won't tell us exactly how many boxes are available, so go quick if it's something you want.

The box contains 12 full-size and mini items including serum, eye cream, hair treatment, mascara and more. Below is the full contents, plus where we've found each item cheapest.
- Argentum La Lotion Infinie Hydrating Silver Body Lotion, 200ml – £128 at Argentum
- Avant Skincare Hyaluronic Acid Molecular Boost Eye Cream, 10ml – £67.90 at Avant Skincare, currently on sale
- Shiseido Vital Perfection Uplifting And Firming Cream, 15ml – £31.21 at Lookfantastic but currently out of stock
- Laura Mercier Tinted Moisturiser Blush (one of six shades), 15ml – £20.25 at Boots, currently on sale
- Code8 Colour Brilliance Lipstick (one of four shades), 3.5g – £28 at Code8
- Anastasia Beverly Hills Lash Sculpt Lengthening & Volumizing Mascara, 10ml – £20.80 at Boots and Space NK, currently on sale
- Nutriburst Revita Collagen, 60 gummies – £20.69 at Landys Chemist, currently on sale
- Shiseido Ultimune Serum Power Infusing Concentrate, 10ml – £17 based on its proportion of the 30ml full-size at Lookfantastic
- L'Oreal Paris Revitalift Filler Hyaluronic Acid Anti-Wrinkle Serum, 15ml – £9.99 at Superdrug, currently on sale
- Briogeo Scalp Revival Charcoal + Coconut Oil Micro-Exfoliating Shampoo, 59ml – £4.99 at TK Maxx
- Philip Kingsley Elasticizer Deep-Conditioning Treatment, 40ml – £10 at Amazon
- Dr Hauschka Soothing Cleansing Milk, 30ml – £8 at Dr. Hauschka
- Good Housekeeping Digital Magazine Subscription – £29.98
For more beauty offers, see our Cheap make-up & beauty deals round-up.
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Cheapest PS5 Black Friday console and game deals

Including £309 PS5 (digital edition), normally £390

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We're seeing some strong deals on PS5s this Black Friday, particularly on the stand alone digital edition console, which is at its lowest price this year. The disc and Pro PS5s also as cheap as we’ve seen them in 2024.

That said, unlike previous years, this isn’t much in the way of bundle deals, which have typically been the best way to save on PS5s. We've also spotted some big discounts on PS5 games.

Here are the best PS5 deals we spotted on Friday 29 November.

PS5 model	Normal price	Cheapest we’ve spotted on Black Friday
PS5 (digital edition)	£390	£309 at Amazon, John Lewis and Very. £309.99 at Argos, Symths and £310 at Currys*.
PS5 (disc edition)	£480	£389.99 at Game with the Frasers Plus buy now pay later scheme. See our warning below. This is as cheap as we’ve seen it all year. DEAL EXPIRED £399 at Very. £399.99 at Amazon, John Lewis and Argos. £400 at Currys*.
PS5 Pro	£699	£689 at Amazon, John Lewis and Currys*. This is as cheap as we’ve seen it all year. £689.99 at Argos

Here are a few offers we’ve spotted on PS5 games:

FC25 (normally £69.99) – £34.99 at PlayStation. However, it’s been as low as £33.34 earlier this year.
Call of Duty Modern Warfare 3 (normally £69.99) – £44.99 at Currys*, John Lewis* and Very. However, it’s been as cheap as £40 in 2024. We couldn’t spot any big discounts on the recently released Call of Duty: Black Ops 6, which is selling widely for £53.99.
God of War Ragnarok (normally £69.99) – £34.99 at Currys*. That said, we’ve seen it discounted to just £29.98 this year.
Spiderman 2 (normally £69.99) – £30 at Game and House of Fraser. This is the lowest price we’ve seen this year.
Elden Ring (normally £69.99) – £29.99 at Argos. It's been priced at £24.95 this year, however.
Hogwarts Legacy (normally £69.99) – £19.49 at PlayStation. This is as low as we’ve seen it in 2024.

Important: Don’t get taken in by the hype around Black Friday and buy things you don’t need or can’t afford. Always do your own price comparisons so you get the best deal possible – don’t just take a retailer’s word for it.

See our Black Friday 2024 guide for all our Black Friday and Cyber Monday deals analysis.

Three questions to ask yourself before using BNPL

Fraser Plus Price is a buy now, pay later scheme (BNPL), where users can pay off their balance over three months interest free (29.9% APR variable if you choose to pay over six months). While BNPL can be a cheap way to borrow, it's still a debt. Before you dive in, have a think about how you'd answer these three questions:

Would I have bought this item in the first place if BNPL wasn't an option?
Am I sure I can meet the repayments? Missed payments may impact your credit score.
Is BNPL the best form of borrowing out there for me? See Buy now, pay later vs 0% credit cards vs 0% overdrafts for help answering this.

If the answer to any of these questions is 'no', then we'd argue you shouldn't be using BNPL at this moment in time.

Important. BNPL is currently an UNREGULATED sector, meaning it lacks some vital consumer safeguards. There are plans to regulate the sector, but they will not come into place until 2026.

For more information about BNPL, read our guide Buy now, pay later: how it works and what to look out for

MSE Matt says:

The difference between PS5 digital and disc editions is a disc drive. If you've games, DVDs, or Blu-rays you'd like to use with your console, you'll need to get the disc edition. You can still stream and download games using the digital edition, and if you've space constraints, it is a little thinner than the disc console.

Unlike the Xbox S vs X, both the digital and disc versions of the PS5 support a 4K display, so you can make the most of your TV with the same performance. Alternatively, you could look at gaming laptops if you're not wedded to buying a console.

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Before spending, use Martin’s Mantras. If you answer 'NO' to any, then don't buy!

Then ask:

Do I need it?
Can I afford it?
Have you checked prices elsewhere?

Then ask:

Will I use it?
Is it worth it?

Free protection for all shopping!

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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