'Saviour in a bottle' Elizabeth Arden anti-ageing cream slashed to £33 in deal stack

Elizabeth Arden has long been a household name when it comes to skincare, and now, fans of the premium beauty brand can in a flash deal. Bargain loving beauty fans can combine multiple deals to maximise savings on the brand’s website - but the offer is ending soon.

By merging discount codes with free gifts and samples, customers can cop themselves a significantly reduced basket of popular products. And our beauty writers have worked out the best ways to stack the deals, with one method seeing shoppers acquire - almost 40% off. Let’s break it down step by step.

Running until this Sunday, June 1, there is a three for two code on the Elizabeth Arden website, which enables customers to get three products for the price of two, with the cheapest item being free. Shoppers can at the checkout to claim the deal, which applies to most items on the website, excluding some of the sets.

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But that's not all, as those who spend £100 will secure a . This deal stack is perfect for anyone looking to enhance their skincare routine - but what are the best products to purchase to make the most of the freebies?

Retinol reigns supreme in the anti-ageing realm, and Elizabeth Arden's focused line-up dedicated to the ingredient is an ideal starting point for those aiming to combat fine lines and wrinkles. Their priced at £77, contributes nicely towards hitting that spending mark, earning praise as a 'potent' cream that grants 'nourished and radiant skin with a youthful bounce.'.

Brimming with high-grade retinol plus advanced HPR, skin-tautening peptides, ceramides to fortify the moisture barrier, volumising hyaluronic acid, and calming botanicals, it promises to diminish wrinkles and pores within a week. Surprisingly gentle for a retinol product, it's championed as 'gentle enough for day and nighttime use', provided that an SPF is donned during daytime.

In comparison, other favoured retinol offerings include The Ordinary's Retinol 1% in Squalane at £8.50, whilst Face Theory presents its Encapsulated Retinol 3% Renewing Serum for £30. And for those seeking intensified potency, Medik8's Crystal Retinal surges ahead at 11 times the strength of regular retinol, often crowned as a top-tier skincare must-have.

Yet, Elizabeth Arden's offering remains firmly established in the market, as reflected by from nearly 2,000 reviews. A satisfied customer shared: "Saviour in a bottle, if you're thinking of buying it, my advice is to do it - you absolutely won't regret it. I cannot tell you the difference in such a short time; it makes my skin feel better."

Another user chimed in: " and hydrated. My skin appears tighter and I am keen to see any longer term results."

However, the product's subtle fragrance may not be to everyone's liking, with one customer leaving a three-star review, stating: "The gel has the texture of a light water-based moisturiser like Avene's water gel and there is a faint floral scent that could be irritating for sensitive skin. When I used this during the day it severely dried out my skin. Which is interesting since I've been on 0.05% tretinoin for a year now. This cream for me would only be used at night."

A fourth user lauded the cream's packaging, remarking: "These ones are amazing. The packaging is great - very hygienic and the right amount in for me. The results are even better - fed and plumped skin with a glowing effect.

"I've been using this for a few weeks now. I use it twice a day after retinol capsule application," shared another. "Unlike other retinol creams I have no stinging, soreness or drying of the skin. Both are lovely to apply and feel very nourishing and soothing on my skin."

For those looking to expand their skincare routine, they might consider complementary products such as the , priced at £56, which promises to smooth, brighten and de-puff for younger-looking eyes, and the . The latter is available in three sizes, 30, 60 or 90 capsules, with the first costing £53 - or free as part of the three for two deal.

With this specific basket, customers can apply the code 3FOR2 at checkout and the Eight Hour hand cream will appear as complimentary. They'll also have the option to select two mini samples, pushing the value over £215 - but shoppers would pay £133 and enjoy free delivery. If we exclude the mini free samples, this basket gets shoppers four full sized products at an .

In other skincare deals, The , is currently £39 at Boots, making it over half price. The kit features three full-size products, ideal for those seeking a gentle yet effective skincare routine.