Holland & Barrett launches limited edition vegan beauty bundle worth £134 for just £40

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Mohsina Dodhiya17th August 202117th August 2021Fashion and Beauty, News

“Every product is new to H&B and we can’t think of a better way … It’s kind on your pocket and kind on the planet too!”

Holland & Barrett has launched a vegan ‘Skincare Beauty Box’ filled with cruelty-free products to pamper your skin.

The limited-edition box includes 10 carefully handpicked products recommended by the beauty team of one of Europe’s leading health and wellness retailers.

It offers some clean and eco-conscious beauty, skincare, and hair care products such as Dr Organic, Vitaskin, Sukin, Weleda and more. *

Moreover, the box, which is actually worth a whopping £134.00 is up for grabs for just £40.

Describing the beauty box, beauty trading director at Holland & Barrett Joanne Cooke said: “At H&B we want to make it really easy to try out eco-conscious and cruelty-free products.

“Our latest New In Skincare Beauty Box is a great way to shake up your skincare.

“Every product is new to H&B and we can’t think of a better way to share them with our customers than to put them all in one edit. It’s kind on your pocket and kind on the planet too!”

*The box includes the items listed below:

Sukin Hydration Hydra Eye Gel 15ml

Weleda Prickly Pear 24hr Facial Lotion 30ml

Q+A Apple AHA Exfoliating Gel 75ml

Q+A Green Tea Toner 100ml

Vitaskin Vitamin B Mattifying Hydration Serum

Faith In Nature Lavender & Geranium Hand & Body Lotion 400ml

Skin Sapiens Cleansing Bar 100g

Dr Organic Moringa Face Mask 50ml

Sea Magik 21 Mineral Mist 150ml

Skin & Tonic Sleep Recovery Night Oil 30ml

The vegan skincare bundle is available to buy online at Holland & Barrett and only till stocks last.

Vegan beauty market

The demand for plant-based and cruelty-free products is soaring across markets.

According to a report by Prophecy Market Insights, the global vegan beauty products market is estimated to be worth a whopping $ 25.3 billion by 2029.

Increased awareness with reference to cruelty-free beauty, heightened concerns regarding the health and safety of chemical-based products, and higher demand for ‘safe’ and ‘natural’ personal care products are some key drivers for the growth.

Analysis of the report stated: “Growing consumer preference towards cruelty-free and plant-based products [is] stimulated by ethical-led choices, involving personal care products.

“This, in turn, is possible to create countless opportunities for the manufacturers of vegan beauty products over the forecast period.

“Furthermore, a growing number of social media channels and beauty bloggers are promoting makeup hacks using vegan beauty products. This, in turn, is boosting manufacturers of vegan beauty products.”