Lookfantastic's Summer Heroes Edit beauty box is worth £150 but costs just £45
The Lookfantastic Summer Heroes edit is available to shop now and is filled with everything you need to see you through the summer months
Lookfantastic's summer beauty bag has £150 of products
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Beauty boxes and bags are a brilliant way to sample an array of products without completely blowing your budget. A perfect solution for all you serial over-packers, these little treasures let you try out new products without forcing you to commit to the full-sized products.
Lookfantastic Summer Heroes Edit is a stand-out option right now. Priced at £45, it promises over £150 worth of goodies (boasting four full-sized items and two that are travel-ready). Inside, you'll find a mix of hair care, sun-conscious skin solutions and cosmetics aimed to keep your skin looking fresh and dewy all summer long.
Past customers have lavished the box with glowing five-star reviews. One commented: "Such a lovely beauty box, great value for money."
Another chimed in: "Best value edit ever. A variety of spectacular products."
The saving of more than £100 fits nicely into the guilt-free splurge category, especially when the holiday shopping list looks a bit on the pricey side.
The only potential downside for some is that only four of the products are full-sized. However, the minis are perfect for squeezing into your hand luggage – especially when you're dealing with those pesky travel restrictions, reports the Express.
One of the most popular items in the box is the ESPA Optimal Skin Pro Serum, a full-size 30ml product. Typically applied during the morning and night when your face is feeling a bit parched, this is perfect when revitalising your skin.
The brand claims it's crafted from a mix of plant-based oils, along with Vitamin F, Echium Oil, and Vitamin E. A full-size product usually retails at £55.
Next in line is the Eucerin Sun Face Pigment Control SPF 50, an essential for the summer season. This one promises no white residue, even under make-up, and is also said to help address pigmentation over time.
Another premium and fairly universal product in the box is the Caudalie Beauty Elixir, a face spritz designed to set makeup and impart a glow. The product comes in a 30ml bottle, making it compliant with hand luggage restrictions, so it can easily be incorporated into your in-flight skincare routine.
It's priced at £18 when bought separately. For money-saving tips, sign up to our Money newsletter here
For hair care, the Color Wow Pop and Lock High Gloss Finish is a full-sized product (at 55ml) and is valued at £22. The brand suggests adding a few drops to the ends of your hair for added shine.
The final full-size product in the box is the Iconic London Instant Sunshine Bronzing Drops (13ml). Priced at £22 when bought individually, these drops are said to bestow skin with a post-holiday glow.
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Lastly the set includes a 25ml size of the cult classic Sol de Janeiro Brazilian Bum Bum Cream. This rich, delightfully fragranced cream always evokes memories of beach holidays while also leaving your skin feel silky smooth.
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