Debenhams offering £305 worth of luxury anti-ageing skincare for just £41
Calling all skincare buffs, as this deal is not to be missed.
Skincare buffs looking to bag some new products are in for a treat. Debenhams is offering a luxury branded bundle at 86 percent less than its RRP.
London Botanical Laboratories, famed for offering natural, clean products, has earned a glowing reputation from beauty fans who say its products have left their skin looking "brighter" and "hydrated."
However, like many luxury brands, its products can come with a high price-tag, with this Renew & Glow Skincare Set being worth a staggering £305 in total. Luckily, Debenhams shoppers can bag it for just £41.25 - saving over £263 on premium anti-ageing skincare.
Designed to target skin texture, tone and the signs of ageing, this bundle comes complete with two sets from the skincare brand - both containing a moisturiser and a serum each.
Up first is the Brightening Vitamin C Set that features the firm's Vitamin C + CBD Serum that would set you back £85 alone for the 30ml included. This "lightweight" formula is packed with anti-oxidants and hyaluronic acid to target sun pigmentation, acne marks and uneven skin tone.
Renew & Glow Skincare Set
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There's also the Vitamin C + CBD The Pro-Glow Fresh Vit C Day Cream, worth £85, that boats all the same ingredients, alongside an "uplifting" scent to leave your skin radiant and hydrated.
To help smooth out fine lines and target the appearance of wrinkles, the final two products included in the bundle are from the firm's Bakuchiol Renewal Set that features the Bakuchiol + CBD Serum (30ml) and the Bio-Retinol Ultimate 8-Hour Renew Night Cream (50ml), both worth £89 each.
Both the bakuchiol serum and night cream have been infused with a bio-retinol that is said to be effective, but also gentle, on the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles, while the addition of a three plum extract makes it a "unique" addition to the market.
Shoppers maybe looking to try out an assortment of different brands for less, there is Boots' £40 Pamper Beauty Box that is packed with over £156 worth of products from Sundae, BYOMA, Bloom & Blossom and Liz Earle.
Meanwhile, Superdrug is offering this Dr. Eve_Ryouth Ultimate Wrinkle Filler Face & Eyes Set, worth £179, for just £24.99, saving beauty buffs an incredible 86 percent on proven anti-ageing skincare.
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As for the Renew & Glow Skincare Set, Debenhams shoppers have left it glowing reviews hailing it as a "bargain" deal that has provided them with "effective" products for less.
One delighted customer wrote: "Great products and price. A real bargain: saved £££s."
A second delighted beauty fan said: "Extremely effective product highly recommended, pleased with results."
Beauty deal of the week
It's almost Father's Day, and are you in need of some gift inspiration?
If you don't want to buy a last minute gift, then we have you covered, as a bottle of aftershave is always a good shout and Debenhams has just cut the Yves Saint Laurent L'Homme Eau De Toilette from £92 to just £55.20 for a large 100ml bottle.
There is also a smaller 60ml bottle that is a bit cheaper, with the price being reduced by 37 per cent from £68 to £43. Since reviews say it "stands out from the crowd", it's a deal worth bagging for dad.
Launched in 2006, this YSL fragrance has been described as "a fragrance for the urban and charismatic 21st century male". For the guy in your life who likes to smell a little different, then this is the bottle to reach for.
It opens on sparkling notes of bergamot, zesty cedarwood and Chinese ginger that has been met with the middle notes of violet leaves and basil flowers, offering a floral and spicy contrast.
It is said to end on base notes of sandalwood, Virginia cedar wood and Haitian vetiver to "highlight this charismatic and magnetic fragrance."
Those who want to stand out from the crowd will appreciate the YSL L'Homme Eau De Toilette, as it has earned a 4.7 rating from Debenhams fragrance buffs who have said it is "unusual" and "always gets compliments."
One positive review read: "An unusual and outstanding men's perfume! What an interesting fresh yet a hint of spice men's perfume! It's different. Stands out from the crowd.
Purchase the Yves Saint Laurent L'Homme Eau De Toilette (100ml) in the Debenhams sale here.
Meanwhile, on the London Botanical Laboratories website, there are many other positive reviews for each product included, as one said of the vitamin C set: "I love the texture of this moisturizer bought this with the serum and the entire set is truly amazing."
While another said of the bakuchiol serum: "The blend of Bakuchiol and CBD has visibly improved my skin's texture and reduced the appearance of fine lines. This serum is now my go-to, and I can't recommend it enough for a more youthful and radiant look."
As of writing, we could not find any negative reviews for the Renew & Glow Skincare Set, adding to its exclusive status.
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