Best-selling beauty brand Loungeface announces biggest sale yet across lash and brow products
OG beauty YouTuber Lauren Curtis' beauty brand Loungeface is having a massive sale, and it's all the beauty girls can talk about.
Lauren built Loungeface on the premise that she wanted to create high-quality products that work and simplify beauty routines.
After years of being asked 'what mascara do you use?', she decided to create her own.
Using her full beauty powers (AKA her followers), she was able to tailor the formula to suit the needs of beauty lovers to create products that reflect exactly what her followers were looking for.
A beauty brand that is reflective of her beauty community's feedback (which is how you know it's good).
With over 1,000 five-star reviews and backed by a loyal beauty community, the brand is offering its biggest-ever brow sale.
Right now, get up to 33 per cent off the curated brow bundles and best-sellers for a limited time and have the chance to truly test out the products you have always wanted to buy.
Every product's formula is vegan, cruelty-free, and tailored to those who are looking for a fuss-free beauty routine.
Not sure what to buy? We have taken the guesswork out for you and curated a shopping list for you below.
Must-have sale finds
Brow Pencil Trio was $114, now $85
Brow Builder Duo was $72, now $59
Clear Brow Gel was $36, now $30
Loungeface Lash Duo was $74, now $69
Brow Pencil + Clear Brow Gel was $74, now $59
Complete Collection was $147, now $127
Land huge savings across Brow Pencils, $32, Brow Builder, $30, and Clear Brow Gel, $30, available across duos, trios and buildable sets for more bang for your buck and the perfect opportunity to stock up on your favourite products while saving.
The before and after shots are all the proof needed that the products take your brows (and lashes) to new lengths (literally).
Brows truly are a girl's best friend, and Lauren has made sure to and comes back for more each time.
If you have yet to try Lauren's products, now is the time to test out the best-selling range and see why it's so in demand for yourself.
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OG beauty YouTuber Lauren Curtis' beauty brand Loungeface is having a massive sale, and it's all the beauty girls can talk about. Lauren built Loungeface on the premise that she wanted to create high-quality products that work and simplify beauty routines. After years of being asked 'what mascara do you use?', she decided to create her own. Using her full beauty powers (AKA her followers), she was able to tailor the formula to suit the needs of beauty lovers to create products that reflect exactly what her followers were looking for. A beauty brand that is reflective of her beauty community's feedback (which is how you know it's good). With over 1,000 five-star reviews and backed by a loyal beauty community, the brand is offering its biggest-ever brow sale. Right now, get up to 33 per cent off the curated brow bundles and best-sellers for a limited time and have the chance to truly test out the products you have always wanted to buy. Every product's formula is vegan, cruelty-free, and tailored to those who are looking for a fuss-free beauty routine. Not sure what to buy? We have taken the guesswork out for you and curated a shopping list for you below. Must-have sale finds Brow Pencil Trio was $114, now $85 Brow Builder Duo was $72, now $59 Clear Brow Gel was $36, now $30 Loungeface Lash Duo was $74, now $69 Brow Pencil + Clear Brow Gel was $74, now $59 Complete Collection was $147, now $127 Land huge savings across Brow Pencils, $32, Brow Builder, $30, and Clear Brow Gel, $30, available across duos, trios and buildable sets for more bang for your buck and the perfect opportunity to stock up on your favourite products while saving. The before and after shots are all the proof needed that the products take your brows (and lashes) to new lengths (literally). Brows truly are a girl's best friend, and Lauren has made sure to and comes back for more each time. If you have yet to try Lauren's products, now is the time to test out the best-selling range and see why it's so in demand for yourself.
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