Estee Lauder TSV 03/03/22

OokeyKat · Feb 28, 2022

was temped but 3easy pays and shy of £100 I am out!

donna255 · Feb 28, 2022

Estee Lauder for me is always the most highly perfumed of all the department store brands.

As I have mild rosacea sensitive skin, I would never try the brand. I did once have a mini of the brown bottle serum and did try it, never noticed anything special about it.

No doubt we will have AY telling us how high-end EL is.

boffy · Feb 28, 2022

Two eye products what a daft TSV. Don't get me started on the price.

Eye products are fillers at best: Partly because I done need them or like them. But to have two in a set of three is taking liberties specially at that price.

Breeze · Feb 28, 2022

Not buying. I’ve given up buying really high end expensive skincare. Finding using stuff from Boots my skin is just as good.

llloyd · Feb 28, 2022

*A great saving: If you were to buy the items in this collection individually, directly from Estee Lauder you’d pay £260. So for our Today’s Special Value price of just £92.94, plus P&P, you’re saving £163.11

Advanced Night Repair Synchronised Multi Recovery Complex (50ml) - £82 cost £30.56
Advanced Night Repair Eye Supercharged Complex (15ml) - £48 cost £17.89
Resilience Multi-effect Tri-Peptide Face & Neck Cream SPF 15 (50ml) - £76 cost £28.32
Resilience Multi-Effect Tri-Peptide Eye Creme (15ml) - £54 cost £20.12

Total £260 cost £96.89 incl p&p used in calculations.
Thanks SCW for prices, double checked to balance to £260, so hope my figures are right.

backstreetgirl · Feb 28, 2022

I have a query regarding the EL moisturiser. Looking on Boots website it comes in Normal/Combination or Dry. How are we supposed to know what the Estee Lauder one is on QVC? The jars look the same apart from the one for Dry Skin saying broad spectrum. The Normal/Combination is no good for me.

Edit: Just looking again at the pics on Boots and the description on the front of the jars, it looks like this one might be for Normal/Combination. That's a bit daft having that one in the set isn't it, surely it should be the Dry one as your skin gets dryer as you get older.

SisterBliss · Feb 28, 2022

backstreetgirl said:
I have a query regarding the EL moisturiser. Looking on Boots website it comes in Normal/Combination or Dry. How are we supposed to know what the Estee Lauder one is on QVC? The jars look the same apart from the one for Dry Skin saying broad spectrum. The Normal/Combination is no good for me.

Edit: Just looking again at the pics on Boots and the description on the front of the jars, it looks like this one might be for Normal/Combination. That's a bit daft having that one in the set isn't it, surely it should be the Dry one as your skin gets dryer as you get older.

Could put it in the questions at the bottom. Someone may be bothered to answer befor e th esell out.

backstreetgirl · Feb 28, 2022

SisterBliss said:
Could put it in the questions at the bottom. Someone may be bothered to answer befor e th esell out.

Thank you, I did do this, I also phoned QVC customer services but apparently it'll take up to 72 hours for them to reply.

Dream Girl · Feb 28, 2022

backstreetgirl said:
Thank you, I did do this, I also phoned QVC customer services but apparently it'll take up to 72 hours for them to reply.

If you can I would if it was me message Debs Flint as she’s doing the launch I know she quickly mentioned the other day it being a good deal, she should know exactly what’s in it.

backstreetgirl · Feb 28, 2022

Dream Girl said:
If you can I would if it was me message Debs Flint as she’s doing the launch I know she quickly mentioned the other day it being a good deal, she should know exactly what’s in it.

Thank you, I will do then

Noni · Mar 1, 2022

Two of the three questions have been answered but the answers do not actually answer the questions. So still non the wiser.

Dream Girl · Mar 1, 2022

What type of skin is this moisturiser for?

There are two moisturisers in this range, one for Combination/Oily skin and one for Dry skin.

Which skin type is this for please?

Answers
All products are dermatologist-tested, non-acnegenic, along with both eye crèmes being ophthalmologist-tested. So both options are suitable for all skin types. The choice would depend on if you have more of an oily skin than dry etc.

I hope this helps
QVC

Answered 1 hour ago
by
CustomerCare73
Liverpool

Which one is it

Can WVC or EL please confirm which skin type the moisturiser is for - dry or normal/combination ????
I have dry skin so this is important & really should have been included in the product description.
It isn’t evident from the photos either. I’d really like this set but pointless wasting postage if it turns out to be the wrong one for my skin.

Thanks

Answers
All products are dermatologist-tested, non-acnegenic, along with both eye crèmes being ophthalmologist-tested so are suitable for all skin types.

I hope this helps
QVC

Answered 1 hour ago
by
CustomerCare73
Liverpool

Koala · Mar 1, 2022

Can’t get excited by this range whatsoever.
My purse is shut.

donna255 · Mar 1, 2022

So how can both options be suitable for all skin types when one is for dry skin and the other oily?

They are just pushing it for everyone. I will say it is the oily/combi in the TSV.

Mazza · Mar 1, 2022

£97, yet no clarity as to which skin type it’s for!?! Im out. Well if truth be told I was never in as I’ve never fancied this brand.

backstreetgirl · Mar 1, 2022

Yes I got the exact same email reply after phoning to query which one it was. It's ridiculous and doesn't help at all, I wrote back and said that's not what I was asking but don't suppose I'll get a reply.

backstreetgirl · Mar 1, 2022

Dream Girl said:
What type of skin is this moisturiser for?

There are two moisturisers in this range, one for Combination/Oily skin and one for Dry skin.

Which skin type is this for please?

Answers
All products are dermatologist-tested, non-acnegenic, along with both eye crèmes being ophthalmologist-tested. So both options are suitable for all skin types. The choice would depend on if you have more of an oily skin than dry etc.

I hope this helps
QVC
Answered 1 hour ago
by
CustomerCare73
Liverpool

Which one is it

Can WVC or EL please confirm which skin type the moisturiser is for - dry or normal/combination ????
I have dry skin so this is important & really should have been included in the product description.
It isn’t evident from the photos either. I’d really like this set but pointless wasting postage if it turns out to be the wrong one for my skin.

Thanks

Answers
All products are dermatologist-tested, non-acnegenic, along with both eye crèmes being ophthalmologist-tested so are suitable for all skin types.

I hope this helps
QVC
Answered 1 hour ago
by
CustomerCare73
Liverpool

That first question was from me lol

Totally Loopy Lou · Mar 1, 2022

backstreetgirl said:
Yes I got the exact same email reply after phoning to query which one it was. It's ridiculous and doesn't help at all, I wrote back and said that's not what I was asking but don't suppose I'll get a reply.

I was going to say you should reply to the QVC response to say “NO that doesn’t help! You haven’t answered my question!”

SisterBliss · Mar 1, 2022

Dream Girl said:
What type of skin is this moisturiser for?

There are two moisturisers in this range, one for Combination/Oily skin and one for Dry skin.

Which skin type is this for please?

Answers
All products are dermatologist-tested, non-acnegenic, along with both eye crèmes being ophthalmologist-tested. So both options are suitable for all skin types. The choice would depend on if you have more of an oily skin than dry etc.

I hope this helps
QVC
Answered 1 hour ago
by
CustomerCare73
Liverpool

Which one is it

Can WVC or EL please confirm which skin type the moisturiser is for - dry or normal/combination ????
I have dry skin so this is important & really should have been included in the product description.
It isn’t evident from the photos either. I’d really like this set but pointless wasting postage if it turns out to be the wrong one for my skin.

Thanks

Answers
All products are dermatologist-tested, non-acnegenic, along with both eye crèmes being ophthalmologist-tested so are suitable for all skin types.

I hope this helps
QVC
Answered 1 hour ago
by
CustomerCare73
Liverpool

WTF?

lynnonthelake · Mar 2, 2022

I wonder if Clinique will have a TSV.

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