Beauty enthusiasts across the UK are currently in a frenzy over a remarkable opportunity to acquire luxury make-up brands at significantly reduced prices. A "secret" deal, widely shared on social media, has revealed that The Cosmetics Company Store, a renowned outlet chain specializing in discounted high-end brands, is offering an exclusive 'make-up mania' promotion that allows shoppers to stock up on premium cosmetics without breaking the bank.

This limited-time offer, which is generating considerable excitement, enables bargain hunters to purchase coveted products from leading brands such as Estée Lauder and MAC for just £10 each. Beyond individual items, the promotion features tiered savings for larger hauls: three beauty buys can be acquired for £45, six items for £75, and the most compelling deal allows shoppers to secure ten products for a total of £100, leading to savings of potentially hundreds of pounds. It is crucial for interested customers to act swiftly, as this exceptional deal, excluding Tom Ford, Kilian, and La Mer make-up lines, is set to conclude in just a few days' time, specifically on October 19th.

Shoppers have been quick to share their incredible savings and hauls. Shannon Shepherd, for instance, excitedly reported on social media her experience at The Cosmetic Company Store at the Swindon Designer Outlet. She highlighted the extensive stock and variety, exclaiming, "Estée Lauder Double Wear for £10? Yes, please." Shepherd’s personal haul, costing her £100 for ten items, was valued at an impressive £377 at retail price, resulting in a substantial saving of £277. Her bag of goodies included a range of products such as a highlighter, blusher, mascara, eyeshadow, bronzer, her "favourite" concealer, and a cream foundation normally priced at £59.

Other satisfied customers have also showcased their finds. Leigha Webster displayed her purchases from the Dalton Park Store, noting the availability of brands like MAC, Bobbi Brown, Too Faced, and many more, encompassing everything from foundations to lipsticks. Similarly, Kelly Stanley, a first-time mum from the UK, visited the York Designer Outlet and saved £260 on her haul, confirming that each item cost her £10 and would have otherwise amounted to £360.

The deal has sparked widespread approval among social media users, with comments ranging from expressions of amazement to urgent plans to visit stores. Many have lauded the combination of excellent savings and the inclusion of high-quality brands, solidifying the 'make-up mania' as a must-grab opportunity for beauty aficionados.