The Ordinary are offering 23% off skincare saviours throughout November
In lieu of Black Friday, The Ordinary are offering a month-long discount to soothe winter skin.
Whether you’re an uninitiated The Ordinary newbie, or your bathroom cabinet’s practically bursting with their bestselling serums, there’s no denying that the purse-friendly beauty brand delivers no-nonsense, effective skincare solutions. So imagine the ensuing excitement when we heard that The Ordinary are offering customers almost a quarter off everything throughout November, as an alternative to Black Friday deals.
Deciem, parent company of The Ordinary, are offering customers almost a quarter off their beloved cleansers, acids, peels and moisturisers throughout November in lieu of a one-day-only Black Friday sale.
The only thing better than one day of mega-discounts on our favourite skincare buys? A whole month of them, naturally.
View the brilliant beauty deal below…
The Ordinary 23% off November sale
Throughout November, The Ordinary are offering 23% off their cult classic skincare – from plumping hyaluronic acids to exfoliating peels. Deciem, the brand's parent company, are discounting just about everything for almost everyday this month, apart from Black Friday on November 27th. On the big day itself, the brand will shut down its online store and pause all offers in a bid to get customers to shop more slowly. And with a whole month to take advantage of the discounts, we're hardly complaining. Whether shopping for yourself or another beauty lover in your life, this month-long deal is a brilliant way to restock your beauty cabinet with your favourite The Ordinary goodies. So don't miss out!
Whether stocking up on old favourites, or taking advantage of the discount to try something new, The Ordinary’s November sale is packed full of brilliant Black Friday beauty deals. (Or Knowvember, as they’re calling it.)
Fans of The Ordinary’s deeply hydrating Hyaluronic Acid 2% + B5 serum will be able to bag a 60ml bottle for just £8.16 in the discount – reduced from £10.60. While those suffering from dull winter skin can get the brand's highly-rated Vitamin C Suspension for just £3.77.
The brand's rejection of a Black Friday sale in favour of a month-long discount is part of their campaign to combat hyper-consumerism, and get shoppers to prioritise quality over quantity.
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'Last November, we asked you to shop slowly. We said that skincare purchases should be based on education over impulse, and highlighted the importance of conscious consumption,' the brand said of their decision.
‘For us, Black Friday no longer felt like a people or planet-friendly event, and so we closed our stores and website for a moment of nothingness. We did, however, still want to bring you a saving. And so we did something we had never done before by offering 23 per cent off every product for the entire month.’
This means that instead of one frenzied day of filling your basket, you have a whole month to stock up on The Ordinary goodies for yourself, as well as the beauty lovers on your Christmas list.
(We can't think of anyone who wouldn't love to find The Ordinary's The Daily Set – an A-Z daily skincare regime now reduced to just £11.55 – under the tree come Christmas morning.)
With the brand's most popular products tending to sell out, we'd advise getting your favourites in your basket soon, though, to ensure you don't miss out. Shop The Ordinary Knowvember sale here.
Go on, treat yourself...
Kate is a freelance contributor to woman&home, covering everything she loves most: fashion, fiction, and fancy face cream. If she’s not working, she’s probably reading, feeding her online shopping addiction, or judging the taste level of celebrity houses (10/10 for Dakota Johnson, 2/10 for Tan France).
She graduated from Central Saint Martins in 2020 with a BA in fashion journalism, and her byline has also appeared in British Vogue, The Times, and Marie Claire.
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