Give Me Cosmetics has reduced the price of its Full Skincare Set to £25, despite the five-piece bundle having a claimed value of £96. That means shoppers can save £71, making it an inexpensive way to try several products from the brand at once.
The set is designed to cover a five-step daily routine, from cleansing and toning through to serum, eye cream and moisturiser. As part of the set, each item works out at £5 apiece.
Set Contents and Key Ingredients
Give Me Cosmetics says the collection is ‘free from actives’ and designed to be gentle and beginner-friendly. Although it is worth noting that the serum and day cream both contain retinol - widely considered to be an anti-ageing ingredient, which may not be suitable for younger customers.
Skincare buffs who snap up the discounted set can start their routine with the Green Tea & Vitamin E Cleansing Balm, designed to help remove dirt, grime, makeup and product build-up while leaving skin feeling hydrated and soothed. The Witch Hazel Face Toner is the ideal follow up, helping smooth and tone the appearance of pores while helping to promote a more even-looking skin texture.
The Hyaluronic Acid & Retinol Face Serum works to moisturise the skin and promote a brighter, smoother-looking complexion, which can be followed up with the Brightening Vitamin E Eye Cream, with the brand claiming it works to reduce the appearance of puffiness and dark circles. The set is complete with a lightweight, gel-textured Day Cream. Made with retinol, niacinamide, and Vitamin E, it helps skin feel ‘soft, healthy, and naturally glowing’. It also doubles as a primer, creating a smooth base that makes makeup go on easier.
Shopper Reviews and Feedback
Back at Give Me Cosmetics, the Full Skincare bundle has attracted glowing feedback from shoppers, with one reviewer calling it ‘Hands down the best skincare I've used to date for my sensitive skin’. They added: “Been using it for over three years now and it’s made a huge difference in my make up application and have had many compliments.”
Another shopper, who said they experience rosacea and sensitivity, praised the cleansing balm in particular, commenting: “Really impressed with all the items in this set. I have Rosacea, which causes sensitivity, extreme soreness, redness and bumps/pustules under the skin which can be particularly hard to manage during the winter months. The cleansing balm is especially so cooling and soothing combined with the moisturiser really does calm the inflammation. I also use the overnight moisturizer and am so impressed with that too.”
One shopper who bought the bundle as a gift was disappointed that it arrived in a plain box rather than dedicated gift packaging. The three-star Trustpilot review read: “I got the skin care bundle for my daughter. Although the products were lovely, the set turned up in a plain box, on pouch of case/bag to put them in..I now have to give loose products in a box with my address label on to my daughter, it just takes the shine and excitement away from the gift, so a little disappointed.”
However, some consider the range to be so good, that they’ve got rid of their other products, commenting: “I have used/tried many skincare items and this one by far is my favourite since buying and using I have binned any other brand and only used this one.”
Another commented: “I never go a day without my full skincare routine. My son also uses the full range as he has acne and it leaves him with more confidence. It cleared up the redness over his face. It’s always a bargain to use the correct product that works and leaves you feeling great.”
Alternative Deals and Final Savings
Elsewhere, at Cult Beauty, this Byoma Skin Barrier 101 Routine is worth £66 but is currently down to £52.80. It features the brand’s popular Creamy Jelly Cleanser, Hydrating Milky Toner, Phyto-Mucin Glow Serum, Moisturising Gel Cream and Ultralight Face Fluid SPF 50. For those seeking a wider variety of brands, The Dermatological Edit at LookFantastic is £50 but worth over £195. Inside, shoppers can discover products from a range of top names such as Perricone MD, Augustinus Bader and Kate Somerville.
At £25 for products worth £96, shoppers can save £71 on the Give Me Cosmetics Full Skincare Set.
