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The beauty deals to shop over GH Good Buys Weekend, with 20% off Clarins, Cult Beauty, mdlondon and more
GH editors and experts share their top picks

Good Housekeeping’s Good Buys Weekend is back until 4 October, so you can shop our favourite beauty products for up to 30% less! Whether you’re in need of some winter skincare saviours, or you’re down to the dregs of your favourite makeup staples, we’ve managed to secure exclusive discount codes at many of our favourite beauty brands, for one weekend only.
Retailers are offering a minimum of 20% off from 00:01 on Friday 2 to midnight on Sunday 4 October, so we can’t think of a better time to upgrade your makeup bag. Just some participating brands of note include LOOKFANTASTIC, Benefit, Cult Beauty, mdlondon and many more. With Christmas around the corner, we couldn’t think of a more apt time to shop for the beauty lover in your life, as well as treating yourself, of course.
With so many discounts available on all types of beauty products, from damage reversing serums to shine-inducing shampoos, it’s a lot to get through. So, to get you started, we’ve put together a wish list of our favourite products, including some that scored very highly in our Good Housekeeping Institute beauty tests. Check out our picks below.
And for more discounts across fashion, homes, sleep, wellness and gifting, you can find all the brands taking part in the event – along with the codes – on our dedicated voucher codes page.
Here’s what we’ll be adding to our beauty cart! (Note, all prices listed below are pre-discount).
Madeleine is our Lifestyle Writer, specialising in expert-tested reviews and round-ups on the latest beauty Beauty and Health & Wellness products. From skincare to protein powders, Maddie is committed to providing honest and helpful reviews to help guide readers to the best product for them. Maddie has a BA in English Literature and Language, which stemmed from her lifelong interest in reading and writing. She started her post graduate life at Hearst UK within a marketing capacity, which quickly turned into a desire to fulfil a writing career.
When she is not writing about the latest expert reviewed products, you can find her rifling through vintage shops or car boots, reading a print magazine, or capturing portraits on her film camera.
































