‘Excited' shoppers are scrambling to M&S to snap up their ‘10/10' beauty bag, which includes £210 of products for £35
SHOPPERS have been raving about M&S' summer beauty bag, where you can snap up £210 worth products for just £35.
The bumper bag includes four full-size products and seven travel-sized ones, all at a fraction of the cost.
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Numerous beauty lovers have taken to social media to rave about the deal.
TikTok user @emanuelag posted how she had snapped up one, and wrote: 'Run don't walk to M&S for their summer beauty bags.
'So excited. Products worth £210 for £35.
'This is your sign to get one. 10/10.'
Included in the bag is a mixture of cult-favourite buys like Color Wow's dreamcoat spray and the Dr Paw Paw skin & lip balm.
There's also new launches inside like REN's SPF 50 lotion, that's the perfect size for hand luggage.
Fellow beauty lovers have been gushing about the bag, with one saying: "The perfumes smell SO good."
Also in Marks and Spencer's bag is the Arkive's good habit hair oil and a compact Tangle Teezer brush for brushing your hair on the go.
Offering a two-step bodycare routine, there's Bloom & Blossom's ultra-nourishing moisture body cream, as well as This Works' body smoothing wash.
The £4.52 beauty buy Maya Jama swears by for a fresh-faced summer look, and you can nab it on TikTok Shop
You'll also find two Estée Lauder products in the beauty goody bag.
The double-wear mascara is full size and claims up to 15 hours of lash definition, while the brand's revitalising supreme moisturiser is packed with peptides for reducing fine lines.
To finish the bag, there are two travel-sized perfumes that are perfect to take on holiday.
Discover's M&S' sweet frangipani and Floral Street's electric rhubarb.
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The bag's content is worth £210 but it is currently on sale for just £35.
While the bag has previously been sold online, this year it is only available to buy in store because of the ongoing cyber attack.
Since the incident, the company has reportedly lost around £300 million, having paused online orders and purchases on apps until at least mid-July.
What is the 2025 M&S summer beauty bag?
YOU can snap up £210 worth of products for just £35 with this year's offering...
This Works Perfect Body Smoothing Wash (200ml)
– Luxury shower gel with PHA and fruit acids for gentle exfoliation. Scented with geranium and sweet orange.
Discover's Sweet Frangipani Eau de Toilette (30ml)
– Fragrance with frangipani blossom, rose, and a vanilla base. Handbag-sized.
Bloom & Blossom Mission Moisture Nourishing Body Cream
– Full-size body cream with mandarin, ylang ylang, and amber. Non-greasy and suitable for sensitive skin.
ARKIVE The Good Habit Hybrid Oil (50ml)
– Hair oil with baobab and jojoba oils. Adds shine without weight.
Estée Lauder Double Wear Zero-Smudge Lengthening Mascara
– Full-size mascara with 15-hour wear, smudge-proof and resistant to humidity.
REN Clean Skincare Evercalm Sensitive Support Sunscreen SPF50+ (50ml)
– Broad-spectrum sunscreen with blue-light and pollution protection. Suitable for all skin types.
ColorWow Dream Coat Supernatural Spray (50ml)
– Anti-frizz, humidity-blocking hair spray with heat protection. Lasts up to four washes.
Floral Street Electric Rhubarb Eau de Parfum (10ml)
– Perfume with white florals, sandalwood, and English rhubarb.
Estée Lauder Revitalizing Supreme+ Youth Power Creme Moisturizer
– Anti-aging cream with peptides, hibiscus, moringa, and cactus stem cells.
Tangle Teezer Hairbrush
– Compact hairbrush for wet or dry use. Reduces breakage and works on various hair types.
Dr. Paw Paw Original Balm (10ml)
– Multipurpose balm for lips, skin, hair, cuticles, and more. Contains pawpaw, aloe vera, and olive oil.
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