The Cosmetics Company Store Haul

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I occasionally visit the The York Designer Outlet  to grab a few bargains.  Here's a recent haul from The Cosmetics Company Store.

The Cosmetics Company Store Haul

Clinique ID Dramatically Different Hydrating Jelly (includes the hydrating jelly base 115ml and the active cartridge concentrate for uneven skin tone) 10ml - RRP £38 usual price in store £28.50 I bought it on offer for £15.  Bargain.

Clinique ID Dramatically Different Moisturising BB-Gel (includes the moisturising BB-gel 115ml and the active cartridge concentrate for pores and uneven texture) 10ml - RRP £38 paid £28.50 (there was an offer on in store, I think it was if you spent over a certain amount on Clinique that you received a free product I can't remember if it was spend over £30 or £40).

Clinique Moisture Surge 72-hour Auto-Replenishing Hydrator 30ml.  I received this free for purchasing the 2 items above. I couldn't find an exact match but there was something similar costing £25 on Boots website (I'm presuming the item I received was old stock that they no longer sell but I've always been a fan of Moisture Surge and I didn't buy the items above to get the freebie)

Estee Lauder Double Wear Zero-Smudge Lengthening Mascara 6ml - RRP £24 I paid £16 in store.  I already have this product which I love as usually mascaras flake around my eyes and look rubbish so I wanted to try a tubing mascara and I have found that this one tends to stay in place so I thought I would purchase a back up as it was a good price.

I was really happy with all my purchases as they were great prices and I can't wait to try out the Clinique ID products.

Leigh💜

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