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Daily Mirror
01-07-2025
- Business
- Daily Mirror
Beauty fans surprised as £75 Elemis cream now £15 in 'unexpected' shop
The designer skincare product usually costs £75, including at Next, but certain shoppers can get it for £15 Beauty shoppers have been left stunned after finding out about some of the bargain deals available online at an 'unexpected' high street shop - including £60 off designer products, like Elemis. On TikTok, fashion and beauty blogger @Fibeautyfindsuk shared her amazement after discovering that Poundland is selling several high-end items at budget-friendly prices. "Did you know Poundland sold Elemis at a very discounted, cheap rate? No, me neither," she told viewers. "I just found this out, so what I would say is head to the Poundland website, probably sooner rather than later, because I can't imagine that these will last. In the caption of her video, she added: " BARGAIN ALERT!! Poundland online is selling Elemis at a fraction of the price!!" One of the best deals on Poundland's website is its reduction of the Elemis Dynamic Resurfacing Dual-Phase Peel and Reset. According to the high-street store, the designer cream usually has a recommended retail price of £75, but Poundland shoppers can get it for £60 less at £15. The discount is only available online, so you won't find it in a physical Poundland store. At Next, a bottle of the Elemis Dynamic Resurfacing Dual-Phase Peel and Reset will cost you £75. The product also costs the same amount at Selfridges, AllBeauty, and ASOS. Amazon has a deal on it currently, which takes 20% off, making it £60 instead of £75. The anti-ageing product promises to resurface and improve the skin's luminosity, with phytic, ellagic and mandelic acids. It is aimed at those with "dull" and "uneven" skin tone. A full description of the £15 item on Poundland's website reads: "The Elemis Dynamic Resurfacing Peel and Reset is a dual-phase treatment, formulated to improve the appearance of skin's texture and luminosity. The peel works to shed the surface layers of the skin, with phase one combining phytic, ellagic and mandelic acids to provide gentle exfoliation. Patented Tri-Enzyme technology helps to promote skin cell renewal." It continues: "Phase two features nourishing birch sap and porcelain flower microbiota extract, supporting hydrated and soothed skin post-peel. Designed for use twice a week, this clarifying treatment helps to reveal a rejuvenated and radiant-looking complexion." The instructions for use are as follows: "Apply three pumps of phase one to the skin, avoiding the eye and lip area. Rinse off after 15 minutes. A tingling sensation and redness may occur; perform a patch test before use. Wash off if uncomfortable. Follow with three pumps of phase two. Massage into the skin until fully absorbed. Use twice a week." Fans of Elemis can also get its Superfood Purity Face Mask for £5, which usually retails for £34., in another online-only Poundland deal. The face mask is said to be suitable for all skin types and is designed to "mattify, balance, and purify your skin". Poundland says: "This face mask gently exfoliates, effectively absorbing excess oil to reveal a bright and radiant complexion. After use, your skin will look clarified and have a fresh, outdoor-like glow. Ideal for those seeking to enhance their skin's clarity and maintain a balanced appearance.
Daily Mirror
03-05-2025
- Business
- Daily Mirror
Home Bargains slashes 76% off £34 'purifying' Elemis beauty product
Elemis beauty fans will be pleased to know one of the brand's top face masks is available for far less than normal Home Bargains is living up to its slogan once more with its latest beauty buy. The budget superstore is known for selling "top brands" at "bottom prices," and one of its latest Star Buys represents just that. Fans of high-end beauty brand Elemis will be delighted to know that one of the company's top products is available at Home Bargains for just a few pounds. Compared to its original recommended retail price of £34, Home Bargains customers only need to spend £7.99 to get their hands on Elemis' Superfood Purity Face Mask. The mask comes in a bright pink 75ml bottle, and the deal means shoppers can save around £26 thanks to the impressive 76% discount. It can be purchased online via Home Bargains' website, or you could check your nearest store to see if it is in stock. A description of the Elemis Superfood Purity Face Mask online reads: "Revitalise your skin with the Elemis Superfood Purity Face Mask. This vegan mask contains Brazilian Purple Clay and an Omega-rich SuperBerry Complex, purifying and mattifying your complexion in 10 minutes for a balanced glow." Another adds: "Mattifies and minimises the look of pores with naturally purple Brazilian Clay that absorbs excess oil. It balances skin with sustainably sourced Blackcurrant Seed Oil and Nordic Bilberry Extract, rich in omega fatty acids to hydrate and leave skin healthy-looking. Purifies with Black Tea Extract, known for its antioxidant properties to promote a fresh and clear complexion." The "smoothie-inspired" mask is designed to "balance the skin and mattify the T-Zone". As it is made with natural ingredients and is not tested on animals, it is a great beauty pick for people who prefer using vegan-friendly products. On the official Elemis website, it says the same mask is currently out of stock but usually costs £34. On Amazon, the Elemis Superfood Purity Face Mask is on sale for £34. This means that huge savings are to be made by opting to get a bottle at Home Bargains. In terms of what people think of the face mask, there are numerous reviews on Amazon. One shopper said: "Very great mask feels great on skin smells great works wonders skin feels amazing after this mask Totally recommend!" Another wrote: "Excellent product, leaves my skin feeling great. it does take a little bit of getting used too as there are bits of blueberry among the mask, but once its washed off for the first time, you'll see its worth it!" A third put: "Definitely recommend for hormonal, sensitive, acne prone skin." However, someone else claimed: "Good mask, but not worth the price."
