I don't usually text my friends about beauty sales - but the calibre of this 30% off event got me straight on the phone
I track beauty deals for a living - and I genuinely can't remember the last time I saw a sale this good
I'll be honest with you: beauty sales don't usually move me. That sounds obnoxious, I know - but as a Beauty Shopping & eCommerce Editor, trying new products is literally my job. My bathroom shelves are a monument to all the best new beauty products, gifted samples, and things I've tested so I can tell you whether they're worth your money. I rarely need to buy things in a sale because, most of the time, I've already got them.
But every now and then, something will catch my eye. And the current Lookfantastic Deal Drop sale - 30% off selected beauty with the code QUICK - is one of those rare moments where I've found myself doing something very out of character: picking up the phone and telling all my friends about it.
Here's the thing: it's genuinely part of my job to know about every significant beauty deal going. I monitor sale events across every major retailer, I track price drops, I flag the ones worth getting genuinely excited about. And I don't know if I can remember the last time I saw a sale of this calibre - not just good products at a small discount, but legitimately brilliant, editor-approved, beauty team all-time favourite products at reductions that actually make a difference to what you'd normally pay.
We're talking the kind of products I reach for professionally and personally. The brands I recommend to readers because I believe in them, not because I've been asked to. The Lookfantastic edit right now has all of it - skincare, haircare, body care - at 30% off. And honestly? If you've been sitting on the fence about any of these, now is the time.
As a beauty editor, I don't get excited about many sales - but I just found 21 of my all-time favourites in this 30% off event
If your hair suffers from frizz, humidity damage, or just a general lack of shine, this is the finishing treatment I come back to time and again. A tiny amount through the mid-lengths and ends gives you that high-gloss, sealed look that usually only happens on a really good salon blow-dry. It's one of those products that looks like it shouldn't work as well as it does.
A genuine cult product, and one I'd never tell anyone to skip. If you haven't tried any of the best cleansing balms yet, this is the one to start with - it melts away SPF, makeup, and the general grime of the day while leaving skin feeling genuinely nourished rather than stripped. The scent alone is worth it.
La Roche-Posay is one of those brands I recommend almost universally - it's trusted, it's clinically sound, and it delivers. The Cicaplast Baume in particular is a multi-tasking balm I've used on everything from dry patches and post-procedure skin to chapped areas and irritated cuticles. Keep one in every room, basically.
One of the most-sold setting powders in the world, and for good reason. I've tried countless alternatives over the years (it's basically a professional obligation) and I always come back to this. It blurs, mattifies, and sets without looking cakey or heavy - and a pot lasts an incredibly long time, which makes the sale price an even better investment.
A styling spray with a proper professional pedigree - and it shows in how it performs. Flex Pli works as a thermo-modelling spray, meaning it's activated by heat to help you sculpt your hair - and it actually holds. If you've ever wondered why your blow-dry never quite looks like it does in a salon, this is likely what's been missing. Apply it to damp hair before you reach for the dryer, and the difference is immediate.
A workhorse skincare ingredient in an accessible, well-formulated product. If you're new to the best hyaluronic acid serums, this is a brilliant entry point due to its price point - and if you already use it, you know how important it is to keep a bottle in rotation. Apply to damp skin before moisturiser for the best results.
Kérastase is one of those professional haircare brands that justifies its price point every single time - and the Gloss Absolu duo is a perfect example of why. The shampoo and conditioner work together to smooth the hair cuticle and flood each strand with the kind of mirror-like shine that usually only exists in advertisements. If your hair has been looking a little lacklustre lately - whether from heat, colour, or just the general wear of summer - this is the treatment it needs. A genuine luxury at full price, and an easy yes at 30% off.
La Roche-Posay's sun care range is consistently some of the best I've ever tested, and with a sale on, there's absolutely no reason not to stock up. Whether you need a daily face SPF or full-body sun protection, this is a brand that doesn't compromise on the formula.
This is a serious haircare product at a serious haircare price - which is exactly why a 30% discount is significant. It's formulated to work at a molecular level to repair damage from within, and it shows. Hair feels noticeably stronger and smoother after consistent use. If you've been deliberating, let this be the nudge.
Medicube has been making serious waves in the K-beauty space, and this brightening gel mask is a good illustration of why. Kojic acid and turmeric are both well-established ingredients for targeting dullness and uneven skin tone, and together they make for a mask that delivers visible results. The fact that it comes as a set of four makes the sale price particularly good value - stock up and work through them weekly for a noticeable difference in radiance over time.
If I had to choose one cleanser to recommend to absolutely everyone, it would be this one. Dermatologist-developed, ceramide-rich, and gentle enough for even the most sensitive skin, the CeraVe Hydrating Cleanser is a non-negotiable step in a solid routine. The fact that it's in this sale makes it the easiest recommendation I'll make today.
A great spray to take with you if you're doing makeup on-the-go, this is a makeup bag staple that has earned its place in professional kits and bathroom cabinets alike. Fix+ does several things at once - it sets your makeup, adds a natural-looking dewiness that powders can otherwise kill, and gives skin that just-done finish that makes everything look more intentional. Spritz it at the end of your makeup routine and the difference is immediate.
The product that - I say this without exaggeration - changed the way I think about haircare. Renowned as being one of the best hair products for humidity, Dream Coat creates a waterproof layer around the hair shaft that physically repels humidity, meaning frizz and puffiness become a non-issue. A summer essential, full stop.
Probably one of the more underrated products on this list, and one that deserves a lot more attention. It's a solid-format body exfoliator that you swipe directly onto skin - no mess, no faff, no scrubbing - and it uses glycolic acid to chemically loosen dead skin cells so you're left with noticeably smoother, brighter skin. Brilliant for the backs of arms, knees, and anywhere that gets dry.
A beauty editor favourite that is 100% deserving of its reputation. You apply it before bed, and in the morning your lips are genuinely softer and more plump. The gummy bear scent is either your thing or it isn't (for what it's worth, I love it), but either way the formula is excellent.
If you haven't discovered Sol de Janeiro bodycare yet, you're in for a treat - and a sale is a brilliant time to take the plunge. This vitamin-packed body lotion has that signature warm, tropical scent the brand is known for, but it earns its place on the bathroom shelf on performance alone: skin feels genuinely nourished, softer, and with a subtle luminosity that makes you actually want to moisturise every single day. Bodycare that feels like a ritual rather than a chore.
I'm a dry shampoo fiend so consider me sufficiently fussy when it comes to the stuff, but this is a dry shampoo that seriously delivers. Rather than leaving hair feeling chalky or coated, Insta-Wow absorbs oil, adds genuine lift at the roots, and leaves hair looking like you washed it this morning rather than two days ago. From a brand that has already proved with Dream Coat that it knows how to solve a hair problem properly.
A French pharmacy classic that has been a staple in professional makeup artists' kits for decades, and is now deservedly mainstream. It works as a moisturiser, primer, and multi-purpose skin treatment all at once - and the texture is unlike anything else. If you've never tried it, this sale is your sign.
One of the more impressive brightening serums I've tested in recent memory. It combines niacinamide (B3) with a targeted approach to dark spots and uneven tone, and it works. If hyperpigmentation or dullness is your concern, this is a really strong addition to your routine.
Pureology is a professional haircare brand that serious hair people love - it's sulphate-free, colour-safe, and genuinely protective of both hair integrity and colour vibrancy. If you colour your hair, this is exactly the kind of shampoo your lengths need.
Exosomes are one of the most exciting ingredients in skincare right now - and this is one of my favourite formulas to include them in my routine. This serum works to support skin renewal and hydration at a cellular level, with results that show up as plumper, more luminous skin over time. It's the kind of forward-thinking ingredient you'd expect to find in a significantly more expensive product, which makes spotting this already well-priced product in a 30% off sale feel like a genuine find.
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Aleesha is Digital Beauty Editor at woman&home, where she gets to share her expertise into all the best techniques, sharpest tools and newest products—with a particular savvy in skincare and fragrance.
Previously, she was Deputy Editor and Beauty & Fashion Editor for My Imperfect Life, where she headed up the beauty, fashion and eCommerce pages. In the past, she has worked as Shopping Writer at woman&home, gained an AOP awards nomination after working on their news team, contributed to Women's Health, Stylist and Goodto and earned an MA in Magazine Journalism from City, University of London.
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