The budget-friendly skincare bundle that cleanses and treats the skin is perfect for the Christmas gifting
Shoppers are grabbing an early Black Friday deal that's perfect to gift this Christmas. Nip + Fab offer a variety of skincare bundles on their website, but it's the Teen Skin Shine Saviour Kit that beauty fans are snapping up with it now costing £13, down from £21.50.
If you or the teen in your life need a quick spot treatment that promotes healing, the Teen Skin Fix Spot Patches are ideal. These discreet patches can be worn day or night, as reported by the Mirror. Another wrote: "My teen really loves this product and finds it helps her breakouts." A third added: "Excellent product for oily skin. Bought this for my teenage son all products are excellent and really help clear his skin. He says that they make his skin feel really clean and fresh."
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