Superdrug Star Buys - Makeup Revolution Beauty Advent Calendar + Free Delivery for Card Holders or C&C + Double Points - £25 @ Superdrug

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Superdrug Star Buys - Makeup Revolution Beauty Advent Calendar (was £40) Now £25.00 + Free Delivery for Card Holders or C&C + Double Points

£25 £40
Free P&P Superdrug3 Nov 16

Source: HotUKDeals | Deals > Fashion

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millarcat

2 Nov 16

One for the makeup junkies ... there's some good offers in Superdrugs star buys, but this advent calendar caught my eye.

It won't make too much of a dent in your wallet, and it's packed with beauty goodies.

The perfect daily treat for any makeup lover. Contains:
6x Lipsticks, 2x Lipglosses 1x Eye Primer, 1x Liquid Highlighter, 3x Mono Eyeshadows 2x Baked Blusher, 1x Highlighter, 1x Anti Shine Balm, 1x Bronzer, 1x Strobe Cream, 1x Face Brush, 1x Mini Foundation Brush, 1x Mini Angled Brush, 1x Mini Eyeshadow Brush, 1x Makeup Mirror , 1x Eyeshadow Palette

Find ALL ⭐️ Star Buys ⭐️ here

They also have this Makeup Revolution 12 Days of Christmas Storage Chest (was £50) Now £35

14 comments

millarcat

2 Nov 16 #1

http://www.superdrug.com/medias/sys_master/back/zoom/9039043952670.jpg

mymymy

2 Nov 16 2 #2

I got a different one last year but unless you wear the colours it's better to buy products you use rather than waste loads.

little_deal_minx

2 Nov 16 #3

This was just featured on This Morning before you posted (maybe you were watching lol) and not surprisingly it's out of stock now :disappointed:

Welsh Bird to little_deal_minx

2 Nov 16 #4

Back in stock. Just purchased for my daughter for Xmas. Thank you op x

ploppymcb

2 Nov 16 #5

Oos again lol

simit6

3 Nov 16 1 #6

Also the Christmas gift guide has a voucher for £2 of points when you spend over £20 instore

eklynne

3 Nov 16 #7

Thanks OP just ordered for DD. Now to see if she can actually resist opening the whole thing on the 1st ...

gemma2197

3 Nov 16 #8

if u go instore theres a £5 voucher in a booklet by tills its off a £50 spend but with all these star buys £50 might be too easy

Autumnella

3 Nov 16 1 #9

Agree with my my my. With these makeup only calendars you just end up with a load of makeup you don't use. I much prefer the ones with a mixture of products in with the Ghost edt one http://www.superdrug.com/New-In2/Ghost-12-Days-of-Christmas-Eau-de-Toilette-Advent-Calendar/p/714710

mymymy to Autumnella

3 Nov 16 #10

I'm very cynical, I believe these calendars are made up of all the products no one wants.

louiselouise

3 Nov 16 #11

I bought my niece a Makeup Revolution bundle a while back (one of their many site promos) and she loves them! She's studying makeup at college and lusts after Lorac, Urban Decay etc but was impressed with the palettes I bought her!

Tempted to get her this but I've already got her a load collected throughout the year for Xmas :smiley:

Welsh Bird

3 Nov 16 #12

I ordered the storage chest as think its better value.

sam_of_london

3 Nov 16 #13

Cheap Chinese ****. They do it every year. Chinese cosmetics are the worst in the world. Remember they poisoned their own children by adulteration of baby milk formula. We have much better cosmetics here made in UK, Europe or USA

louiselouise to sam_of_london

4 Nov 16 #14

That's a bit of a blanket statement, and you'll find a lot of big name cosmetics are made in China. Unfortunately.

Here's an example https://bridgettsbeautyblog.wordpress.com/tag/made-in-china/

"There were certain brands I noticed doing the “made in China” thing with their holiday gift sets (Yes, Stila, I’m talking about you…) but it’s happening more and more. I guess as the economy took a downturn, people were looking for ways to save money, both on the corporate and on the consumer side."

"I’m fairly devastated that the Lorac gift set I really wanted is made in China."

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