Major retailer launches £30 travel beauty box worth £105 – includes Sol de Janeiro and La Roche-Posay
The £30 edit is filled with 10 holiday essentials worth over £105, including favourites from Sol de Janeiro, L'occitane and La Roche-Posay.
Lookfantastic Travel Edit, £30 (worth £105)
Each product comes in under 100ml, so they're ideal for carrying in hand luggage, with skincare, body and haircare items inside.
Shoppers will find the cult La Roche-Posay Invisible Fluid Suncream SPF50+ in the Lookfantastic Travel Edit, which will be a must for both abroad trips and summer staycations.
Sol de Janeiro's Cheirosa 62 Body Mist is one of the brand's viral products, and the scent screams summer with its tropical notes of pistachio, jasmine and salted caramel.
Also included in the edit is Zelens 3T Complex Anti-Ageing Cream, which would set shoppers back £36 if purchased separately — which is more than the entire beauty box.
All of L'occitane's products are luxurious, and beauty fans can enjoy a deluxe-size version of the Almond Shower Oil.
Beauty boxes are a great way to try out some new products or stock up on favourites, and Lookfantastic's £30 version is seriously good value.
It's a great way to prep for an upcoming holiday, with everything from shampoo to moisturisers and cooling face mists.
Sol de Janeiro Cheirosa 62 Perfume Mist, £30.40 (was £38)
Full list of contents:
Zelens 3T Complex Anti-Ageing Cream (deluxe-size)
Philip Kingsley Body Building Shampoo & Conditioner (deluxe-size)
Perricone MD High Potency Hyaluronic Intensive Serum (deluxe-size)
Sol de Janeiro Cheirosa 62 Perfume Mist (deluxe-size)
Ole Henriksen Strength Trainer Peptide Boost Moisturiser (deluxe-size)
Avene Thermal Spring Water Spray (deluxe-size)
Biossance Amino Aloe Cleanser (deluxe-size)
L'OCCITANE Almond Shower Oil (deluxe-size)
La Roche-Posay Anthelios UVMune 400 Invisible Fluid Suncream SPF50+ (deluxe-size)
The beauty edit has received glowing reviews from online shoppers, with a near-perfect rating of 4.95-out-of-5 on the Lookfantastic website.
One shopper wrote: "This is my favourite box so far — the shampoo and conditioner left my hair soft and bouncy and the smell on the Sol de Janeiro is beautiful.
I also tried the shower oil which smells lovely and it left my skin feeling moisturised, the edit is well worth the money."
Another added: "I bought it to try the Zelens anti-ageing cream, which is worth it even on its own merit, and the Philip Kingsley shampoo and conditioner are a much bigger size than I thought.
All ten items are really good, varied products for taking on holiday and I might even buy another one at such great value."
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