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Rodial's epic skincare and make-up sale is back
There's up to 80% off some major products
Beauty brand, Rodial can lay claim to starting so many skincare trends. From its now-iconic Dragon’s Blood collection, which uses a rare tree sap to plump skin, to the circulation-boosting Bee Venom line and even the brand-new CBD Sleep Drops, it seems every new Rodial drop sparks a dozen imitations.
So it’s safe to say we nearly had a meltdown when we saw the brand is having a *huge* sale on some of its most iconic original products.
Yep, you can now grab a bottle of the new, resurfacing Glycolic Booster Drops for just £36 (that's a saving of £44), or a handbag-sized bottle of the skin plumping Hyaluronic Tonic for little more than your morning latte.
That's not all – there's some brilliant bargains to be had in the make-up arena, too. Head straight for the cult Eye Sculpt contour cream, which is now over 70% off, or get your hands on the cult Highlighting Powder for £15 instead of £52.
Basically, what are you doing still reading this? You know the drill: scroll down to shop…(then check out sister brand Nip + Fab’s similarly ridic sale...)
Dragon's Blood Hyaluronic Tonic
A handbag-sized skin-plumping mist? Trust us, you'll be glad you snapped this up. More than a quick refresher, the hyaluronic-infused rosewater base actually works to plump skin from within. It's brilliant both under and over foundation.
Eye Sculpt
Was £34, Now £10
This one might not jump out at you in a sea of shimmering eye colours, but it's actually worthy of a place in every make-up kit. The cool-toned taupe cream works like a contour for your eyelids, making your eyes pop instantly with next-to-no effort.
A tip: make like Insta-star Katie-Jane Hughes and use it to contour your cheeks and jawline, too.
Suede Lips
Was £22 Now £10
There are three shades of this classic velvet-matte lip pencil in the sale – this one is the perfect pale-pink nude (imagine it with a winged black liner). Consider this vampy berry, too.
Instant Glow Primer
Was £32 Now £15
This creamy hydrating primer is packed with iridescent pigments that melt into the skin, delivering the most insane glow that shows through even the most high-coverage foundation. It's beautiful worn alone, too.
Purple Haze Eye Palette
Was £55 Now £10
This one? Oh, it's just an absolutely flawless palette of classic neutral shadows, complete with a pop of super-pigmented purple, for a mere tenner.
Bee Venom Moisturiser
Was £165 Now £45
This one's a bit of a cult hero, and now is the perfect time to try it. The so-called bee venom is actually a circulation-boosting extract, bolstered by a proper dose of vitamin C to brighten your poor lockdown complexion. The gel texture is a dream on skin that feels easily overloaded, too.
Roberta Schroeder is the Senior Ecommerce Editor at Harper's Bazaar, ELLE and Esquire, overseeing shopping strategy and content across fashion, beauty, and travel. Roberta has reported on everything from market-leading skincare brands to the world’s most iconic fashion pieces, while also regularly updating a range of shopping guides, including LED masks, heritage cashmere brands and niche new dress brands to know.
Roberta has more than 15 years' experience in the luxury sector, spanning editorial consultancy, trend forecasting and journalism. Over the years, she has worked for global brands including Farfetch, Chanel, and Vogue.
When not testing beauty products, trialling trends and curating content that spotlights the very best in fashion and beauty, Roberta can usually be found trawling resale sites and vintage stores for a long-coveted designer find. Follow Roberta on Instagram at @roberta__schroeder
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