Now regular readers will know that *sometimes* I have a habit of being late to the party. And that certainly is the case with Beauty Pie. Despite knowing about the brand since their launch in 2017, its only since lockdown that I’ve actually taken the plunge and signed up to their membership. Maybe it’s because lockdown has me spending more time on my skin (I mean what else is their to do at the moment). Or maybe it’s because Caroline Hirons was offering a month free if you signed up. Who knows, but now that I’m a member I’m asking is Beauty Pie really worth the cost.
Now those of you who haven’t heard of Beauty Pie before it’s essentially a subscription service that delivers amazing products at amazing prices. By cutting out the middle men and costly frills – think celebrity marketing campaigns, fancy packaging and TV ads etc – Beauty Pie are able to side-step the mark-ups to bring you great value products.
And those products have reached cult status amongst the beauty elite. With a retinol serum, costing just £8.94 despite it being full of slow-release encapsulated retinol, ferric acid and vitamin C. It’s easy to see why so many people are part of the #PIEFAM.
But with membership starting at £5 per month, rising to £99 for the year. Is Beauty Pie worth the cost? I’m struggling to find a reason why wouldn’t want to sign up. You get access to a huge range of cult worthy products are rock bottom prices. And the best part is, every month you’re spending limit resets and you can shop for even more bargains. Its a great way to try new products and find new favourites all without having to break the bank. Is Beauty Pie worth the cost? Absolutely. I just wish I’d signed up earlier.
So if you’re looking to join the #Piefam then I have an exclusive link that will allow you to get your first month free. This is an affiliate link so I’ll also receive credit to add to my BeautyPie account if you use the link.
You can find out more about Beauty Pie and sign up to their subscription service on their website.
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