Home Bargains shoppers can save almost £100 on a limited edition skincare set that claims to "cleanse, brighten, refresh, and nourish skin." The collection of "skincare and pampering essentials" is available, but not in any of Home Bargains' physical stores across the country.
In an online-only deal, Home Bargains is reducing the Ren Bundle set on its website while stocks last. Normally worth £115, the deal knocks the skincare kit down to £19.99 - excluding the UK mainland delivery fee of £3.99.
What is in the Ren Bundle?
Shoppers get five "beautifully curated" products to try in this set, including:
- Ren Micro Polish Cleanser (150ml)
- Ren Glycol Lactic Renewal Mask (5ml)
- Ren Summer Limited Edition Daily AHA Tonic (250ml)
- Ren Brightening Dark Circle Eye Cream (5ml)
- Ren Atlantic Kelp and Microalgae Anti-Fatigue Bath Oil (110ml)
The bundle also includes Muslin Cotton Cloths, a Ren-branded Microfiber Wristband, and a Hotel Vanity Nail Kit. Everything is kept neatly inside a Ren Luxury Toiletry Bag.
Some items are available to buy individually from Home Bargains if shoppers like what they try from the set. The Atlantic Kelp and Microalgae Anti-Fatigue Bath Oil is on offer for £6.99, down from its usual £32 price, and the Summer Limited Edition Daily AHA Tonic is available from £2.99 (down from £16).
Other Home Bargains deals
In other Home Bargains news, the brand claims that its latest budget skincare product "feels luxurious" and leaves skin "hydrated and beautifully soft all day long." The discounted body lotion can help people get closer to achieving "soft, glowing skin," store bosses added.
The Lum Shea Butter Vanilla Silk Body Lotion is on offer at Home Bargains for £2.50, down from its regular price of £17.50. It makes shoppers a promise of "silky soft, hydrated skin" with its "nourishing" blend of ingredients, including shea butter.
People have shared photos online of this body lotion being sold in stores, but it is also available to add to online deliveries. Customers will benefit from free delivery if they spend over £100 on eligible items, or cover the £3.99 shipping fee.
