Sarah Jessica Parker's Lovely perfume slashed to £2.40 in Superdrug deal stack
While Sarah Jessica Parker is perhaps most recognised for her leading role in the Sex and the City series, her Lovely perfume is one of the most acclaimed in the budget fragrance category. A 200ml bottle of the scent has reportedly sold more than 3,000 times for £23 on Amazon in the past month.
However, Superdrug shoppers can currently get a 100ml bottle plus a 15ml travel spray for £2.40 when they purchase the set via TopCashback. The money-saving site is offering new members a £15 sign-up bonus when they spend at least £15.
New customers to both TopCashback and Superdrug will receive a £15 new member bonus plus additional cashback, meaning the bottle will effectively cost £2.40 after cashback. For existing TopCashback customers, it would be £17.40 after cashback.
Elsewhere, some other affordable under-£30 perfumes include the Calvin Klein Eternity Moment for Women Eau de Parfum 50ml, which was £59 but is currently £29.50 at Boots. The bottle features notes of bergamot, white lily, and white rose finish with spicy tones of sandalwood, reports the Mirror.
Usually £66, Vera Wang Princess for Women Eau de Toilette 100ml has been reduced to £26. It's described as a 'sheer, fruity floral perfume' with notes of vanilla, exotic flowers and fruits.
The Sarah Jessica Parker fragrance, which features notes of lavender, orange, bergamot, patchouli and woody undertones, has been praised as 'gorgeous' by customers at Superdrug and The Perfume Shop. One remarked: "It's great value for money and such a cute packaging bonus that it comes with little spray bottle which can be kept in the purse.
"This is so beautiful and it lasts a long time on the skin," penned another, whilst a third commented: "My go to, I always have to have this in my collection. It never gets old. It's more of a spring/summer scent."
Nevertheless, one shopper felt slightly disappointed. They noted: "Thought it would have a better fragrance and it didn't last as long as I thought it would."
A fifth remarked: "This is my go to that I have in summer/in my collection always. Timeless and smells so fresh, floral and has personality."
How to secure the Sarah Jessica Parker fragrance for under £2.50.
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