Saving £300 with my Beauty Pie Membership

My third Beauty Pie haul

Finally it’s time for my last Beauty Pie haul (for now!). I have absolutely loved trying and sharing Beauty Pie products on my blog. So many have become daily staples for me. It was difficult to decide what to get for my last month of my subscription but my latest haul has not disappointed.

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I can’t believe my three month Beauty Pie subscription is over already. Importantly it’s time to share what I picked up in my last haul. I checked my account and was shocked to see I have saved over £300 through my membership. This is calculated based on the typical price vs. what I paid as a member. I am always blow away by the quality for the price point and have found so many amazing products within my hauls that I absolutely recommend.

Don’t forget to check out my last two Beauty Pie hauls:

Testing Out Beauty Pie

Back for Another Slice

To find out more about how Beauty Pie works, check out my testing out Beauty Pie post above. To recap, Beauty Pie is a buyers club. You need to be a member to be able to shop the member’s prices. The level (price) of your membership, with effect how much you can spend until your spending cap is refreshed. Unspent budget does roll over while your membership is active.

Beauty Pie Breakdown:

For my third haul I had a spending cap of £162 – £100 from my membership (£12 rolled over from last month’s allowance and I won a £50 boost on Instagram)

The prices in bold is what affected my spending cap. The prices in Italics is what I paid.

Plantastic Apricot Butter Cleansing Balm: Typical Price £50  – Members price £11.89

Plantastic Micropeeling Super Drops: Typical Price £50 – Members price £7.62

Japanfusion Pure Transforming Cleanser: Typical Price £25 – Members price £5.83

Incrediblur Concealer Typical Price £15 – Members price £4.49

Triple Beauty Liquid Luminizer: Typical Price £20 – Members price £3.91

When I was done, I had £2 left of my spending cap, which I wasn’t able to use but not bad at all.

I paid £33.94+ £3.36 for shipping + £10 for membership, making my haul a final price of £47.30 for my third month.

Plantastic Apricot Butter Cleansing Balm £50/ £11.89

I am so glad I was able to get my hands on the Plantastic Apricot Butter Cleansing Balm. Cleansing Balms are my favourite skincare product, they are luxurious, nourishing and amazing at taking off makeup.

The Apricot Butter Cleansing balm is really luxurious and thick. It’s very effective at removing my makeup, and has been a great first cleanse in the evening. I like to use a slightly heavier cleanser for my first step, and this fits the bill. A little scoop is enough for my whole face. However, I find it needs a bit of water to help emulsify, especially for removing eye makeup. Initially, I found my eyes were a little watery after removing. I haven’t experienced any burning on my eyes, and the watering did stop after a few uses. Maybe I was scrubbing to hard, I wouldn’t put past me!

I criticised the Good Molecules cleansing balm for coming with a inner partition and a little spoon, from an excessive plastic standpoint. The Beauty Pie cleansing balm has this too, but to give them an extra brownie point; this does come in a glass jar which is a bonus.

Ditch the makeup wipes and get this instead

My skin just loves this, and if you have dry skin, I know you will love this too. It’s nourishing, gentle, and super effective at removing every bit of makeup and excess oil on my face. My skin always feel clean, clear but not stripped. I feel like I say this with every Beauty Pie skincare product I try; these product preform like they are three times the price. The quality is astounding to me. Definitely giving my high-end cleansing balms a run for their money!

Incrediblur Concealer £15/£4.49

The incrediblur concealer comes in four shades. I had a bit of credit left once picking my other items, so I chose this as it was a lower typical price (which is what effects your monthly allowance). It should be noted, I am very picky with concealer and I must admit I don’t usually choose stick formats, as they tend to be drying but this is an emolument hydrating concealer.

First things first, this is very light coverage. For example if you are looking to cover under eye darkness or imperfections, this ain’t it. It’s not a total loss though, I do really enjoy pairing this with a tinted moisturiser on days when I do want to look a bit more put together but not like I’m wearing makeup. Although it doesn’t cover much, it blends really easily and doesn’t get dry or cakey. So it is good if you are blessed with perfect skin or you prefer natural makeup.

I do love how easy this is to draw on, target and blend. If you pick a lighter shade, it’s great for highlighting too. I do think this has a place in my collection but Monday-Friday I need something more heavy duty.

Japanfusion Pure Transforming Cleanser £25/£5.83

I am already worried about running out of the Japanfusion Pure Transforming Cleansing, that’s how much I love it. This is a product I have heard skincare legend Caroline Hirons talk about many times and let me say, she has never steered me wrong. This cleanser is amazing.

The thick cream turns instantly milky when in contact with water. To make it stay on my skin a bit longer, I like to use a konjac sponge to work this in fully. It’s a super gentle, light and nourishing formula. I have been using this as a second cleanser after the Plantastic Apricot Butter Cleansing Balm and it’s just a match made in heaven. My skin looks so good at the moment and this has really helped keep it clear.

A really great cleanser for sensitive skin, as it’s fragrance free and colourless. I use this daily and it never makes my skin feel dry or irritated. How is this under £6, how?! It’s everything a cleanser should be. My skin looks clean and feels amazing, it’s also helped tackle my enlarged pores too. This is the best budget cleanser I have ever tired and I would re-subscribe for this cleanser alone.

Plantastic Micropeeling Super Drops £50/£7.62

I see the word peeling and I just can’t help myself. Give me new skin miracle elixir! The Plantastic Micropeeling drops keep breakouts at bay and help skin look brighter.

It has a light, almost watery texture that sinks straight into the skin. I have been using this about 2-3 times a week in place of my usual serum. It can be used daily if you are really battling with breakouts. This is gentle enough to be used on my sensitive skin but the effects are quickly noticeable. Exfoliating Salicylic acid and banana, caja and mango acid smoothers work together to refine pores and reduce the appearance of pigmentation.

A few drops are all you need for smoother, more even looking skin. If you are already using a glycolic or resurfacing acid based product in your routine, I would use either or, and not both but otherwise it’s a very straight forward product to use. I love the results and can see this bottle lasting me a long time. If you have dry skin, this is really great for keeping your skin smooth and soft.

Triple Beauty Liquid Luminizer in Golden Whirl £20/£3.91

I couldn’t resist trying one of the Beauty Pie highlights. As I am a huge fan of liquid highlighters I was excited to give the Triple Beauty Liquid Luminizer a go. This is really more of a thick cream then a liquid but I will let it slide. The soft golden champagne glow gives a beautiful luminescence to my skin. It’s exactly the colour I love in my highlighters but it would be good to see the range expanded.

A tiny tap with my finger is all I need, the bouncy texture doesn’t disrupt foundation and works over powder too. This isn’t a blinding highlight but creates a wearable strobing effect that is really beautiful. Easy to blend and just looks really natural. A little pot of magic. As it’s a cream it can be easily mixed into your foundation and moisturiser too for some all over glow. Importantly, I feel like the photos don’t do this justice, it’s a beautiful luminizer and a bargain price.

The whole Beauty Pie

Undoubtedly it’s been so fun trying and reviewing Beauty Pie products. Absolutely it takes a bit of planning and a bit of admin (which I spoke about more in my last haul) but overall, I have really enjoyed the experience and always found myself feeling excited for my next order.

I know I sound like a broken record, but if there is one thing you take away from these posts; it’s that Beauty Pie makes some really incredible and unbelievably affordable skincare products, that just tick every box for me. I do enjoy their makeup products too but the skincare has stolen the show.

Upon reflecting about what I have brought in the last three months, I am very happy with my purchases and although it took a bit to win me around to trying Beauty Pie, I’m so glad I took the plunge. Moreover it’s definitely a website I would re-subscribe to again once my supplies get low.

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