Myer's incredible 25 per cent off beauty sale has shoppers racing to stock up on cult favourites
However, Myer's massive Stocktake Beauty sale is here, offering shoppers off to 25 per cent off a range of makeup, skin and hair must-haves.
Whether you're on the market for a new hair tool, face moisturiser, lip shade or a signature fragrance, Myer has all of the above heavily discounted.
Some of the best beauty buys include my favourite Lancôme Renergie Multi-Lift Night Cream 50ml, usually $195 now reduced to $136.50.
This miraculous night cream replenishes and nourishes your skin overnight while firming and targeting wrinkles.
Narciso Rodriguez's For Her EDP Perfume is another great buy, usually $237, now $189.60. Featuring pink floral with hints of rose, peach pulp, and soft, warming amber.
The popular Mermade Hair Blow Dry Brush is usually $109 is now down to $49. With this hair tool, you'll walk out the door everyday with a salon worthy blow dry.
And you definitely can't go past Revlon's epic deal on its Cosmetic Brush Set, usually $49.95, now reduced to just $20.
We've compiled a list of some of the best beauty sale picks below to help you elevate your beauty routine.
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Upgrading your beauty essentials can be expensive and I swear it feels as though they all seem to run out at the exact same time. However, Myer's massive Stocktake Beauty sale is here, offering shoppers off to 25 per cent off a range of makeup, skin and hair must-haves. Whether you're on the market for a new hair tool, face moisturiser, lip shade or a signature fragrance, Myer has all of the above heavily discounted. Some of the best beauty buys include my favourite Lancôme Renergie Multi-Lift Night Cream 50ml, usually $195 now reduced to $136.50. This miraculous night cream replenishes and nourishes your skin overnight while firming and targeting wrinkles. Narciso Rodriguez's For Her EDP Perfume is another great buy, usually $237, now $189.60. Featuring pink floral with hints of rose, peach pulp, and soft, warming amber. The popular Mermade Hair Blow Dry Brush is usually $109 is now down to $49. With this hair tool, you'll walk out the door everyday with a salon worthy blow dry. And you definitely can't go past Revlon's epic deal on its Cosmetic Brush Set, usually $49.95, now reduced to just $20. We've compiled a list of some of the best beauty sale picks below to help you elevate your beauty routine. Myer top beauty sale picks
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