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Solawave deal: 35% off, plus a free gift
SAVE 35%: As of Jan. 15, you can get 35% off select skincare devices at Solawave, plus a free gift on orders $150+.
In my 20s, I never really cared about skincare. It was more of an afterthought in the summer after getting a nasty sunburn, or a quick swipe of face wipes before bed. Now that I’m 30, though, I’ve become painfully aware of the importance of a good skincare routine. Whether you’ve also come to a recent realization that your skin deserves a little extra TLC or you’ve been diligently caring for your complexion for years, I found a deal that’d make even the wealthiest of Instagram influencers do a double take.
For a limited time, you can get up to 35% off select skincare devices at Solawave. And, if you spend $150, you’ll get a free Brilliant Facial Sonic Cleansing Brush with your purchase — an $89 value. And, yes, this discount applies to the oh-so-coveted 4-in-1 Skincare Wand Kit, which is on sale for $134.56 right now.
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We tried the celeb-favorite Solawave skincare wand
While there’s no best way to get the free gift, the best bang for your buck is to go with the Eye Recovery Pro Kit for $157.95, which saves you 35% off the original $243 price. This red light eye mask is FDA-cleared and clinically proven to smooth crow’s feet, depuff eye bags, and visibly even skin tone in just three minutes a day.
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