A beauty bundle valued at more than £250 is now available for £59.99, according to reports from the Leicester Mercury and South Wales Echo. The Timeless Beauty Edit by Lady of the Manor, available through OK! Beauty Box, includes 10 beauty products spanning skincare, makeup and fragrance. Of these, seven are full-size products, featuring brands such as Rodial, Pixi and Gatineau.
The collection was curated by Hayley Karseras, a fashion and lifestyle influencer. Among the products is the Rodial Collagen Booster Drops, ordinarily priced at £85, which is said to deeply hydrate and plump the skin. Also included are the Pixi Antioxidant Tonic, worth £14, and the Gatineau Paris Collagene Expert Plump & Revive Eye Cream, valued at £46.
The other products in the bundle are Arkive No One Elsie Eau de Parfum Scent for Hair and Skin, Pai Middlemist Seven Cream Cleanser, Nuxe Paris Very Rose Lip Balm, Pippa of London Dark Queen Mascara 501, Wet N Wild Color Icon 10 Pan Palette Rose in The Air, Isoclean Makeup Brush Cleaner, and BeautyPro Retinol Renewing Facial Sheet Mask.
With all 10 products priced at £59.99, each item works out at roughly £6. According to the South Wales Echo, this represents "extraordinary savings" on a complete routine.
As alternatives, M&S offers a Skincare Gift Bag for £30, containing six skincare products from brands including Emma Hardie, Estée Lauder, Clinique and Weleda. At LookFantastic, a similar Iconic Beauty Edit is available for £65, with a value said to exceed £200, featuring Medik8, Estée Lauder, Elemis and Urban Decay.
Customer reviews included in the coverage highlight positive experiences with some products. One reviewer of the Rodial Collagen Drops said, "Love the Rodial collagen drops, I really can feel and see the difference." Another commented on the BeautyPro mask: "I was really pleased with this face mask." However, a shopper noted of the Pixi tonic that "It left my skin feeling very sticky after using it," and a further review of the mask said, "I have only used it once and I didn't notice any difference, but I think if I used it more, it would actually work."