LED mask that boosts glow after ‘just one week’ is slashed by £80 and arrives in time for Christmas

This LED face mask that works in “just one week” is still available to purchase with a significant discount and is delivered before Christmas if you’re looking for a last-minute gift.

This time of year is a whirlwind as we all try to do those last minute jobs before Christmas arrives. And if you’ve still not quite got your Christmas shopping finished off, don’t despair just yet, as there’s still some gifts you can order that’ll arrive before the big day.

The Pure Tone Aesthetics Pure Tone Glow LED Face Mask is one of those that would make the ideal present for a true beauty enthusiast. For those last-minute shoppers out there, the LED mask will arrive in time for Christmas because it has multiple colored LED lights with different wavelengths for various purposes.

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The mask is on sale at Debenhams, down from £229.99 to £149.51, and includes an additional bottle of Radiance Dual-Action Serum to further enhance the regimen. You’ll also receive free express delivery on orders over £50 and £5 off orders over £50 when you use the code SAVE5 at the checkout to ensure it arrives in time for Christmas.

The mask costs £169.99, as well as the free Radiance Anti-Ageing Serum ($299.99), and can be purchased directly from the Pure Tone Aesthetics website using the code XMAS30. Orders placed through the website can also be placed up until December 23 with next-day delivery, allowing you to pick up the item in time to get it wrapped and hidden under the tree.

You’ll see results more quickly with the Pure Tone Glow LED Face Mask because it has medical-grade LEDs that are 30% more powerful than the majority of at-home LED masks. Red 630nm, Blue 415nm, Yellow 590nm, Infrared 850nm, and Deep Near-Infrared 1072nm are just a few of the five wavelengths and colors that you can choose from.

This mask is a one-stop solution for wrinkle reduction, redness and blemishes, and improving collagen and glow. Additionally, there is built-in eye protection to prevent your eyes from getting distracted by the lights, which is made of soft silicone that is light-weight and waterproof.

The Radiance Dual-Action Serum, which comes with the Pure Tone Glow LED Face Mask, combines peptides that support collagen production, antioxidants that protect skin from environmental damage, and niacinamide to brighten skin. It absorbs light quickly, allowing it to penetrate your skin even further for better results.

The Silk’n Facial LED Mask 100 LEDS at LookFantastic is currently priced at $ 99.99, which means it can still be shipped with next-day delivery to ensure it arrives in time for Christmas. The Shark CryoGlow Under-Eye Cooling &amp, LED Anti-Ageing &amp, Blemish Repair Mask can be purchased at Boots for £299, but you can also use the code BEAUTYFNDD for free next-day delivery on electrical beauty, or click and collect for those last-minute purchases.

However, there are plenty of positive reviews on the Pure Tone Aesthetics website, despite the fact that the Pure Tone Glow LED Face Mask hasn’t received any Debenhams reviews. One person claimed that the mask was of high quality and pricey. My skin tone is more even and flawless.

Another said, “The glow is real! ” After a week, I noticed it, and I’ve used it ever since.

A third person wrote, “The mask feels high-quality and the packaging is premium.” I adore how the LED light helps to increase hydration and glow in the serum.

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Four star ratings, which still have reviews like “The calming effect it has on inflammation is amazing,” are actually the lowest ratings. “Spots have gotten clear more quickly, and pigmentation has disappeared more quickly.”

Inside Beckhams’ plans for first Christmas without Brooklyn amid heartbreaking family row

As Brooklyn Beckham’s family prepares for the first Christmas without him, we examine all the significant milestones he has missed.

Brooklyn Beckham and his family have been at odds with one another for the past year as the aspiring chef appears to have no plans to reunite with them ahead of Christmas Day. Brooklyn has swerved in addition to this.

Brooklyn was absent from the family gathering to celebrate David and Victoria’s birthday this year. Then, Sir David’s Knightood and Victoria’s Netflix documentary premieres, which were met with great celebrations, but this time, the couple’s eldest son was nowhere to be seen.

Fans will be wondering how Christmas will go for the Beckhams this year as the public fallout has been playing out for almost a year. We examine the public family fallout in this video…

Thomas Skinner breaks cover after claims he’s ‘suing the BBC’ over Strictly elimination

Thomas Skinner, the former Strictly Come Dancing star, broke his cover shortly after it was claimed that the reality star has allegedly filed a lawsuit against the BBC.

After allegedly filing a lawsuit against the BBC, Thomas Skinner has resigned. The reality star, who made an appearance on Strictly Come Dancing this year, reportedly has “evidence” that the voting process is “rigged.”

The 34-year-old contestant was the first contestant to be declared unworthy of acclaim earlier this year, along with his professional dance partner Amy Dowden. He contends that there was foul play, which led to his being removed from the show as soon as possible, though.

The four judges evaluate contestants’ dancing abilities in the first two weeks, along with the results of a public vote. The outcome of the general election is kept secret. However, a source claims that Thomas claims to have evidence that the results, after adding them, had devalued his overall scores.

A source told The Sun that Thomas is “absolutely confident” that he received more public votes and that he has the proof to back it up. There is no way the BBC will accept this outrageous claim lying down, despite his determination to carry it out. They continued, “They’ll vigorously defend any allegations that the voting was rigged or fixed.”

However, a BBC spokesman said that “Strictly Come Dancing’s public vote is rigorous, impartial, and thoroughly verified.” Additionally, a source at the company informed the Mirror that they had not received any paperwork or complaints related to the alleged lawsuit.

As he went about his day today, Thomas seemed to be having fun and conversed with guests ahead of the holiday season.

Emily in Paris is back and here’s all the fashion and beauty items you can shop from the show

We’ve rounded up all the pieces from the new season of Emily in Paris that you can purchase on Netflix, from makeup used on set to outfits worn on screen.

Emily in Paris, a Netflix hit series, has returned for its fifth season, and with it all the fun, playful, and flirty fashion and beauty moments we know and love. There is hardly ever a scene where we don’t want to get our hands on at least one thing on screen, from extravagant outfits to classic French beauty moments.

‘Claudia Winkleman was my PA and it was a total disaster’

Claudia Winkleman began her glittering television career as a personal assistant for a fashion magazine, and she was once reportedly caught sleeping on the job.

Claudia Winkleman’s former boss says their time together was a total disaster. While Claudia is now a popular TV presenter, hosting shows such as Strictly Come Dancing and The Traitors, she was once a PA at a glossy magazine.

At the time of her appointment as the “clothes-obsessed” fashion editor at Tatler magazine, journalist Kate Reardon was just 21. She and Claudia, who was Claudia’s assistant at the time, shared a closet there.

Kate however says Claudia, who has appeared on TV screens for over three decades, was “spectacularly bad” at her job. On one occasion Kate even claims Claudia was caught “sleeping on a sunbed” while on a fashion shoot on a yacht, after colleagues became concerned she might have fallen overboard.

Writing in The Times, Kate said: “At one point Claudia Winkleman was my PA. She was spectacularly bad at the job. Once we were doing a fashion shoot on a yacht in Thailand and the whole crew was beavering away in the oppressive heat and humidity. “Where’s Claudia?” Nope, no sign of her.

We weren’t aware of it because we were too focused on the model’s hair, so I started to feel nauseous, convinced she had drowned and had fallen overboard.

She was found lying peacefully on a sunbed, where the search party eventually converged on the top deck where they had discovered her. She was so adorable that we all quietly stooped away and began the shoot, which seems absurd now. ”

Claudia, who studied art history at the University of Cambridge, launched her broadcasting career in 1992 when she began appearing in BBC Two’s Holiday. The series culminated in a special where she spent 34 days, reporting from Japan, India, Costa Rica and Dubai.

She also appeared on shows such as This Morning as a dating connoisseur. However she landed her first major role a decade later, presenting on Central Weekend before going on to work on BBC Three.

When Sir Bruce Forsythe was unavailable, she appeared as a relief presenter on Strictly Come Dancing: It Takes Two in 2004. She then joined Tess Daly in the results shows before permanently occupying the position in 2014.

The Traitors, a highly acclaimed murder-mystery series that will return for its fourth series in January, has been her main focus since 2022. The BBC is currently looking for their replacements, so Claudia and Tess have confirmed that the current season of Strictly will be their last.

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In a joint statement on Instagram, the duo said: “We have loved working as a duo and hosting Strictly has been an absolute dream. We were always going to leave together and now feels like the right time.

Miley Cyrus fans are only just learning about her very different real name

Everyone is familiar with Miley Cyrus, from Hannah Montana to her stellar solo career and infamous wrecking ball antics, but in an unexpected turn, the singer is not Miley at all.

Everyone is aware of Miley Cyrus, whether it be for Hannah Montana, her incredible solo career, or her blatant use of demolition equipment.

However, a stunning discovery has revealed that the Party in the USA singer is actually something entirely different from Miley. That’s right, Miley is not the name she was given, as her mother Tish had previously revealed, just like in the TV show she became famously starring in.

Tish revealed that Destiny Hope, her famous daughter, was actually called Destiny Hope before getting nicknamed Miley, which is how it got stuck.

“Miley’s father, Billy Rae, came up with that.” She informed the hosts of the podcast. She used to be known as “smiley Miley,” and it just stuck because she always smiled when she was younger.

Cyrus has legally changed her nickname to “Cyrus,” and she is undoubtedly a fan of it as well.

Tish also shared the origins of Noah’s name, saying that she had a long love for it after hearing it a while back.

She said, “I remember years and years and years ago, I don’t even know who she was, but I remember seeing a girl called Noah Kelly, and I was like I have never heard that name for a girl, and I loved it”!

According to Tish, Brandi, the third Cyrus sister, also has a fun backstory. Brandi, a mother of five and music manager, was given the name “Brandi” after her favorite eighties music video.

She continued, “Remember the song Love in an Elevator, where there was a… hot video vixen called Brandi Brandt, and I adored it.

Fans were shocked to learn about the origins of Cyrus’ girls’ names in the comments section, just like the two hosts.

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One person acknowledged that Miley is her stage name at the time of writing. Another added that they had “never believed Miley’s real name was Destiny” up until now.

Others praised Tish’s creative name choices, saying “not bad names honestly.” They are imaginative, but they are not necessarily bad.