Debenhams £70 cosmetic box is now £17 and 'looks lovely on any dressing table'
Debenhams has significantly reduced the price of a cosmetics storage box that will surely thrill any makeup enthusiast. The store used to be a favourite among many in the UK while it was located on the British high street. However, it was acquired by Boohoo in 2021 and has operated as an online marketplace ever since.
It frequently lowers the prices of a range of products, including beauty items, home goods, clothing, wedding supplies, and garden necessities. One of the newest discounted beauty products receiving excellent reviews from customers is the Neo Three-Layer Cosmetic Makeup Storage Organiser.
The makeup box was initially priced at £69.99, but with a 75% discount, customers can now purchase it for just £17.80. This portable Three-Layer Cosmetic Makeup Storage Box is touted as "the perfect answer for keeping your beauty essentials organised while travelling."
It is resistant to water and dust, making it perfect for those who wish to keep their makeup, skincare products, and jewellery organised and within easy reach. Debenhams says: " With multiple drawers, you can neatly organise your lipsticks, makeup brushes, and accessories. Crafted from high-impact polystyrene, the super-capacity design accommodates large bottles of emulsion, sunscreen, toner, and isolation cream."
It continued: "The transparent visual design allows you to easily see what you have stored, making it effortless to find what you need. Plus, the clear lid and convenient handle make it easy to carry with you wherever you go. Whether in the bedroom, bathroom, dressing room, nightstand, or dressing table, our Portable Cosmetics Storage Case is the perfect organisational solution for your beauty routine."
If you're in the market for a spacious cosmetic storage box, you have several alternatives to Debenhams. The Range offers a nearly identical makeup organiser priced at £18.19. Dunelm features the Modern Luxe Ribbed Desktop Storage Box, equipped with three drawers, for £18. Additionally, you might consider Amazon's Warmiehomy Multifunctional Makeup Organiser, available for £20.99, which includes various compartments.
On the Debenhams website, the Three-Layer Cosmetic Makeup Storage Organiser has received numerous positive reviews, boasting an impressive overall customer rating of 4.3 out of five stars. In her enthusiastic five-star review, a customer named Amy expresaidssed: "So pleased, lots of space, looks super stylish, great-sized compartments, really good size and tall enough to stand up full-size products."
A second put: "Great really tidied things up and all in one place good price also." Maff said: "Looks good on the dressing table, keep things tidy. I kept my daily skin care/ brushes on top and makeup in bits of jewellery in the drawers." Another said: "Perfect for storage and looks great on my dressing table. Lots of room in it too. Very stylish and tidy."
However, Sadiyah said: "Nice and spacious. 4 stars as material could have been abit stronger considering how big it is." Sibbysue had an issue with size, writing: "Good, but big for dresser." One more claimed: "The lid hinges are a little bit flimsy." Jo said: "For the money is paid is expected better quality."
In another positive comment, Wendy posted: "Great for all my make up and brushes . Priced about right . Looks lovely sat in my dressing table." Someone else said: "Looks lovely, present for my grandaughter, and I'm sure she'll love it too." One more commented: "I had bought one last year online and it was 3 times the price, would definitely recommend this product and this site."
A grandmother shared: "My granddaughter absolutely loved this. The amount of cosmetics she could store in it was amazing. Really good quality." The Three-Layer Cosmetic Makeup Storage Box is available on Debenhams' website for £17.80, but to be eligible for free delivery, orders must be £25 or more.
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