The Lidl beauty box contains £70 worth of products from makeup to skincare, and it's set to rival beauty subscription services like Glossybox
Someone wise on Instagram once said ‘the key to happiness is to always have a package on the way’, and sometimes we really feel that. That’s why beauty subscription boxes are such a nice treat; once a month you get a little package of goodies and it’s an instant pick-me-up. From Glossybox to Beauty Pie, beauty lovers are spoiled for choice with the array of subscriptions on offer – and now there’s one more on the market.
Available from a separate website to the supermarket’s, the beauty box is launching as a trial, and will contain 20 items worth more than £70. There are even candles, diffusers and a rose quartz facial roller. This could be the biggest beauty bargain of the year so far.
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