
Five savvy tricks to save on beauty treatments to go from drab to fab on a budget
Fear not, you can go from drab to fab without the salon spend using these beauty tricks.
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Five savvy tricks to save on beauty treatments to go from drab to fab on a budget
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COUNTER ON IT: Got a glam event but no budget for new beauty products and a makeover? Drop into a department store beauty counter and see if you can get a make-up artist to give you a glam look for your event.
At some shops, such as at selected John Lewis stores, you can actually book in for a makeover consultation for free or book in for a full makeover for £45, which is redeemable against products. It's a nifty way to fill your make-up bag and get your makeover in one.
Check local counters' websites for offers or head to johnlewis.com to book.
LOCAL TALENT: Find trainee make-up artists in your area by checking out your local Facebook groups, which can be full of artists offering their services. Many newly qualified artists charge half-price to build their portfolios, so it can be a cheap way to get your glam.
If in the South, try the London Makeup Artists group, which has over 5,000 members.
APP-SOLUTELY FAB: For a pro look in the comfort of your own home, try apps such as Ruuby, MyBeautySquad, SecretSpa or Urban — just check which areas the apps cover before booking.
You can book artists or hairstylists to visit you at home and many have first-time user discounts. For new Ruuby app users, the discount code TREATMENT10 provides £10 off your first booking.
TUTORIAL TRICKS: Search 'Five-minute wedding looks' on YouTube for a creation using the make-up you already have. One top trick for summer glam is to mix your foundation with a little moisturiser for a glowy look.
HOME REMEDY: Swap pricey salon tinting for at-home kits. Dye your lashes with Eylure lash tinting kit, £10.50. For brows, try Schwarzkopf brow tint dark brown permanent eyebrow tint, £7, both Superdrug.
All prices on page correct at time of going to press. Deals and offers subject to availability.
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Swan Carlton handheld garment steamer at Home Bargains for £19.99
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CREASES will be gone in a flash when you use the Swan Carlton handheld garment steamer. Pick it up at Home Bargains for £19.99, previously £39.99.
SAVE: £20
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A pack of six Jammie Dodgers minis now 82p at Asda
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ADD Jammie Dodgers minis to lunchboxes this week. A pack of six was £1.43, now 82p at Asda. That's just over 13p per mini-pack.
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