UK MNer? Want to test BEAUTY PIE’s service and products?

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NOW CLOSED

BEAUTY PIE are looking for 25 Mumsnetters to test out their service and luxury beauty products available at factory costs. This product test is open to all UK Mumsnetters and testers will be given a 24 hour free trial membership of BEAUTY PIE, a boosted spending limit, plus 50% off their total basket.

Here’s what BEAUTY PIE has to say: “BEAUTY PIE is the first ever buyers club for beauty addicts. Members shop for luxury products from the world’s leading beauty labs and save up to 85% on the regular price. It seems too good to be true, but it’s not! You get the same quality cosmetics and high performance skincare without paying for the middlemen, the celebrity marketing or the retailer costs. So YOU get a bigger piece of the BEAUTY PIE.”

Selected testers will get:

• 24 hour free trial to buy BEAUTY PIE’s discounted beauty products
• £200 ‘regular price’ boosted spending limit (usually £100 for members)
• 50% off their total basket order on member’s prices (member’s prices are the actual cost to BEAUTY PIE for the product, you can see the transparent cost breakdown on every product page)

Testers will have 2 weeks to test out their new beauty products and will be required to leave feedback on the service and products on a feedback thread on Mumsnet. Everyone who leaves feedback will be entered into a prize draw where 3 testers will win a £100 voucher of their choice (from a list).

If you are interested in taking part please sign up here.

Thanks and good luck!

MNHQ

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Oh gutted was desperate to try this one. I’m not likely to join to try the products but definitely the sort of person to subscribe if I knew I liked one or two of their bits so this would have been ideal.

I didn’t get picked but am going to try them out, loads of things I need, does anyone have an introductory code?

Oh, I’m sorry, I didn’t realise I shouldn’t have posted the link. Apologies

I could only order 2 things because the basket value of most of the items was over the £200. Not very impressed by that to be honest.