Have you been back in a beauty salon since lockdown?
After mastering a DIY facial (opens in new tab), gel nails (opens in new tab) and home pedicures (opens in new tab) many of us couldn’t wait to get back to the professionals when restrictions eased. Despite an initial 1890% surge in bookings the week salons reopened, many are still struggling to recover from months of closure. But a new Treatwell discount scheme is here to give the beauty industry a boost.
What is the Treatwell discount scheme?
Billed as the beauty industry’s answer to Eat Out to Help Out, 2020 2.0 is a two-week promotion by beauty bookings app Treatwell offering discounts up to 30%.
Much like the Government's restaurant-supporting scheme, Treatwell are covering the cost of the discounts they are offering. This ensures that salons get the boost they need and entice customers with discounts, but won't take a financial hit.
So, how does it work? Simply download the app or visit the Treatwell website (opens in new tab) to see the Treatwell discount of the day on a variety of beauty therapies.You can use the app or site to book into a local salon to enjoy your favourite beauty treatment with significant savings.
A new offer and discount code will be revealed every 48 hours. Think everything from massage, manis and pedis and facials - so it’s worth checking in to see if your favourite treat is on offer.
Sinead Gibbons, Senior Communications Manager at Treatwell has said of the scheme, “Treatwell are funding the 2020 2.0 campaign to aid the recovery of UK salons and spas. We’re hoping that customers will be excited to book, it’s a great opportunity to book in for treatments they’ve not yet tried to support their local hair or beauty salon in reopening and recovering.”
Treatwell 2020 2.0 runs until October 14th. View today's deals here (opens in new tab)
Want to see more beauty deals? Visit our Amazon Prime Day 2020 hub to learn everything you need to know about this year's discount shopping extravaganza.
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