£60 LookFantastic Mother’s Day box contains £213 worth of beauty products (contains affiliate links)
Getting your mum the right gift for Mother's Day can sometimes feel impossible, with the pressure to find the 'perfect' gift weighing you down. Luckily, LookFantastic is here to help.
It has launched a Mother's Day Collection Box with £213 worth of products for £60, including Elizabeth Arden Night Serum, Iconic London Sheer Blush, and Honest Beauty Hydrogel Cream.The box has 12 items in it, which if you bought them individually it would set you back £213, and comes in a sleek pink box. The product is currently trending on the site.Shoppers are loving the product, as one said: "Looks amazing" with a fire emoji and heart eyes emoji.
Reviewers for last year's box were loving the product, as one wrote: "Soooo many high end products for the price. Beautifully packaged" and another said: "Partners mother loved this, great option if stuck for ideas and such a good treat".READ NEXT:
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