Murad TSV 30/9/24

[Sazza]

There is a Murad TSV on 30th September

 

[SUPERCOOLWILLOW]

Murad 3 Piece Retinal ReSculpt Collection
QVC Price £210.00
Todays Special Value Price £96.00
P&P £3.95

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Say hello to your new night-time skincare routine - the Retinal ReSculpt Collection from Murad. This three-piece set features the new Retinal ReSculpt Eye Lift Treatment, which is formulated to help tackle the signs of ageing around the delicate eye area. You'll also receive Retinal ReSculpt Overnight Treatment and Renewing Cleansing Cream to complete your ritual. If you're looking to explore high-performing skincare formulas, then this trio is just the thing for you.

*A great saving: if you were to buy the items in this collection individually, directly from Murad you'd pay £242. So, for our Today's Special Value price of just £96, plus P&P, you're saving £142.05.


Discover something new - treat your skin to the new Retinal ReSculpt Eye Lift Treatment, a retinal eye cream that helps improve the appearance of your skin. Formulated to help tackle signs of ageing around the eyes, it helps reduce the appearance of lines and wrinkles, working to visibly firm the eye area and improve skin elasticity.


Your three-step routine - this collection offers three full-size products that work in harmony to provide advanced skincare and hydration for your face, neck and decolletage. Start off with the Renewing Cleansing Cream, then apply a small amount of the Retinal ReSculpt Eye Lift Treatment to your eye area, followed by a thin layer of Retinal ReSculpt Overnight Treatment all over your face, neck and chest to help tackle the signs of ageing.


Keep it coming - want to stock up on this superb trio? Choose our Subscribe & Save option and you'll receive two more deliveries of this set every 45 days, at today's same special price.


Contains:

• 1 x NEW Retinal ReSculpt Eye Lift Treatment (15ml) - formulated with retinal that is encapsulated for enhanced stability, this formula helps reduce the appearance of lines and wrinkles around the eye area, while still being gentle on delicate under-eyes and lids
• 1 x Retinal ReSculpt Overnight Treatment (30ml) - this powerful serum is designed to help visibly lift the appearance of sagging skin around your neck, plus improve the look of deep-set wrinkles and crepey skin to leave your skin looking and feeling supple, soft and moisturised. Suitable for all skin types, and infused with encapsulated retinal, kangaroo paw flower extract and olive, oat and alpha glucan
• 1 x Renewing Cleansing Cream (200ml) - a rich cream that transforms into a non-drying, comforting lather that helps lift away oils and impurities to prep skin for treatments that follow

 

[SUPERCOOLWILLOW]

• 1 x NEW Retinal ReSculpt Eye Lift Treatment (15ml)
• 1 x Retinal ReSculpt Overnight Treatment (30ml)
• 1 x Renewing Cleansing Cream (200ml) -

• 1 x NEW Retinal ReSculpt Eye Lift Treatment (15ml) RRP £92 + post
• 1 x Retinal ReSculpt Overnight Treatment (30ml) RRP £105 + post
• 1 x Renewing Cleansing Cream (200ml) RRP £45 + post

Total RRP £242 + post

 

[donna255]

Yet again, retinol. Not for me.

 

[llloyd]

*A great saving: if you were to buy the items in this collection individually, directly from Murad you'd pay £242

Retinal ReSculpt Eye Lift Treatment (15ml) RRP £92 cost £38
Retinal ReSculpt Overnight Treatment (30ml) RRP £105 cost £43.37
Renewing Cleansing Cream (200ml) RRP £45 cost £18.58


Total RRP £242 cost £99.95 incl p&p used in calculations.
Thanks SCW for prices.

 

[Smc]

I bought the resculpt last time it appeared on qvc and really liked it so I’m looking forward to trying the cleanser and eye cream. I have v sensitive eyes and I was fine with the eye cream in the pump dispenser with last set so happy to try this one

 

[candycane]

Is it really that good for £100? These sets are costing more and more money. I know you can send them back if you don't see any difference but after 60 days, if you've used half of it, do you get a full refund? I did read refunds may be reduced in some circumstances (e.g if you've used most of/eaten the product).

CC

 

[Koala]

I think QVC are in danger of pricing people out.
I’ve had so many items I’ve had in my basket which I’ve cancelled after second thoughts, mainly due to cost.

 

[Smc]

Is it really that good for £100? These sets are costing more and more money. I know you can send them back if you don't see any difference but after 60 days, if you've used half of it, do you get a full refund? I did read refunds may be reduced in some circumstances (e.g if you've used most of/eaten the product).

CC

You do get a full refund. iMO it’s worth it as the resculpt on its own is £105 - https://murad.co.uk/products/retinal-resculpt-overnight-treatment. I use it continuously until it’s finished then go back to my usual skincare brand and I find it makes a difference

 

[MrMarple]

Wow, almost £100.00 for 45ml of skincare plus a cleanser (which probably costs less than a fiver a bottle to manufacture).
They can tell us the RRP of the items as much as they want but that means nothing when it’s the company themselves who make them up. Ridiculous price IMO.

 

[lynnonthelake]

Wow, almost £100.00 for 45ml of skincare plus a cleanser (which probably costs less than a fiver a bottle to manufacture).
They can tell us the RRP of the items as much as they want but that means nothing when it’s the company themselves who make them up. Ridiculous price IMO.

I do agree Mr M and I’ve said before there is absolutely no need to use an expensive cleanser, I use The Ordinary Squalane one because I have dry skin, usually buy from Boots when it’s on offer.

 

[candycane]

Why don't these brands do a smaller sized set so people could try it. Not exactly sample sizes but enough so you could try it out for a few weeks and see how you get on. I agree about the cleansers as well. I never use them as I like micellar water and end up giving them away which is money wasted for me. I'm back home now so I shall have a go with the Superdrug products someone on here recommended.

CC

 

[Clothescloth]

I much prefer smaller sizes. I don’t want gallon tubs of product. I like to use different things, get bored of the same lotions and potions after a while, that’s why I quite like the Tili skincare boxes, that offer a mix of various makes to try.

 

[SUPERCOOLWILLOW]

Why don't these brands do a smaller sized set so people could try it. Not exactly sample sizes but enough so you could try it out for a few weeks and see how you get on. I agree about the cleansers as well. I never use them as I like micellar water and end up giving them away which is money wasted for me. I'm back home now so I shall have a go with the Superdrug products someone on here recommended.

CC

they done quite a few when the brand came back to Q but they ended up in clearence

 

[alter ego]

The twice I've stuck QVC on today I've managed to catch AY telling us all that it's suitable for all genders. And twice in the 20 seconds of fumbling it took to grab the remote and turn it over!

 

[donna255]

It was answered a few times by QVC themselves on their own Facebook.

They have a formula for how much product you should use within the return period. If you use more than that, then they will send the product back to you and no refund. A number of people over the years have said they got the beauty products returned to them as they used too much.

 

[Grizelda]

I much prefer smaller sizes. I don’t want gallon tubs of product. I like to use different things, get bored of the same lotions and potions after a while, that’s why I quite like the Tili skincare boxes, that offer a mix of various makes to try.

I wouldn't want a litre of shampoo. The bottle is too big and,as you say, most people like to try new things.

 

[Battiola73]

I used to buy Aveda’s blue malva in the litre bottle which would last me around a year. When I was still working I used to wash my hair every other day but since retiring only once or twice a week. I now buy Aveeno shampoo in smaller bottle when it’s on special in supermarket or online. Plus Aveda discontinued Blue Malva.

 

[donna255]

I loved Blue Malva and the leave in serum conditioner Exlir.

 

[lynnonthelake]

I used to buy Aveda’s blue malva in the litre bottle which would last me around a year. When I was still working I used to wash my hair every other day but since retiring only once or twice a week. I now buy Aveeno shampoo in smaller bottle when it’s on special in supermarket or online. Plus Aveda discontinued Blue Malva.

I didn’t know they discontinued this, I still have a Litre bottle of it.