Lucy Addicott

Roman’s Suedette Button Jacket is promoted as a versatile faux-suede layer for late summer, autumn and winter. Available in five colours, it costs £60, with discounts for new and existing Roman customers. Shoppers praise its soft fabric, fit, styling and quality, although one review criticizes the fact that it is not fully lined. Marks & Spencer and New Look are highlighted as alternative retailers, with New Look offering a cheaper sale option.

Stacey Solomon has praised a pair of Amazon high-waisted leggings priced at £6.91, available in sizes S to 4XL and a variety of colours and prints. The leggings are described as soft, stretchy, comfortable, high-waisted and generally non-transparent, with more than 10,000 five-star Amazon reviews. Some shoppers reported sizing problems, but most praised the fit, comfort and value. The article also highlights higher-priced alternatives from Marks & Spencer and Next.

Laura Mercier’s updated Secret Camouflage Complexion Perfector is receiving strong shopper reviews for its full coverage, natural finish, blendability, long wear and ability to address concerns including dark circles, redness and hyperpigmentation. The three-shade palette includes a base colour plus warm and cool adjusters, while the formula contains vitamins C and E and chamomile extract. Some customers criticize the reduced size at an unchanged price, but others say the product lasts because only a small amount is needed. The palette is priced at £29 through Cult Beauty and £35 through LookFantastic, with Stila and Made By Mitchell products offered as alternatives.

Emma Sleep’s Ultimate Summer Giveaway runs until 24 August 2026, offering complimentary products worth up to £478 with selected mattress, pillow, topper and bed-frame purchases. Buyers of the Emma Original Pro Mattress can receive a waterproof mattress protector and cooling pillows, while the Comfort Cooling Pillow Bundle includes a free duvet. The article also highlights customer reviews and compares the offer with summer discounts from Simba Sleep and Silentnight.

Boots has reduced the price of Gucci Bamboo Eau de Parfum 75ml from £110 to £66, saving shoppers £44 until August 3, 2026. The woody-floral fragrance features bergamot, orange blossom, ylang-ylang, sandalwood, vanilla and amber, and holds a 4.5-star rating from 2,420 Boots customers. Most reviews praise its scent, versatility and longevity, although one shopper said it lasted only a few hours. YSL Libre and Lancôme Idôle are offered as alternative discounted floral fragrances.

MySweetSmile’s Dentist-Approved Teeth Whitening Powder is discounted by 30% during the brand’s July Payday Sale, reducing the price from £29.99 to £20.99, or about 22p per use for a six-month supply. The article highlights anonymous customer reviews claiming rapid stain removal, whiter teeth and greater confidence, while noting the powder is designed to be enamel-safe and suitable for people with sensitive teeth. Other MySweetSmile products and bundles are also discounted, alongside alternative whitening powders from Icy Bear and Polished London.

Amazon’s Casual Strappy Sandals cost £18.20 and are praised by shoppers for their comfort, adjustable fit, padded footbed and stylish appearance. Reviews say they look more expensive than their price and work well for holidays, walks and everyday wear, although one shopper found them too flat. The article compares them with sandals from New Look and FitFlop.

Beauty writer Lucy Addicott reviews Sentier’s £25 discovery set, which contains ten bestselling fragrances and includes £25 of credit toward a full-size 100ml bottle. She praises the glass vials, distinctive scents and lasting power, selecting Oud Gaiac as her favourite and Balade in Autumn as runner-up. She notes that the bottles lack a mechanism to prevent accidental spraying during travel but concludes that the set is a cost-effective way to choose a premium fragrance before committing to a £112 full-size bottle.

Grace & Stella’s Vitamin C under-eye patches cost £19.95 for 24 pairs at Amazon, or about 80p per use. The patches contain vitamin C, antioxidants, hyaluronic acid and carrageenan, and are designed to brighten dark circles, reduce puffiness and hydrate the skin after 15 to 20 minutes of use. Early customer feedback is largely positive, citing a cooling sensation, refreshed-looking eyes, good adhesion and suitability for busy morning routines, though some users find the packaging messy. Biodance and Beauty of Joseon eye patches are presented as cheaper alternatives.

Sync Beauty’s Sculpt & Glow Set combines a tinted lip oil and lip liner for a defined, glossy lip look. The set is reduced from £42 to £35, and a 15% summer discount code brings the price to £29.75 until the end of August. The article highlights three shades, hydrating ingredients, application guidance and positive customer reviews, while noting that the promotion has usage and shipping restrictions.

The Mirror promotes Liz Earle’s Glow Essentials Skincare Routine, reduced from £80 to £42 and containing a cleanser, exfoliating tonic and illuminating moisturiser. Customer reviews from mature and menopausal shoppers praise the set for making skin look fresher, smoother and more hydrated, although one reviewer was initially unsure about the cleanser’s texture. The article also highlights No7’s discounted menopause skincare starter set as an alternative and notes that the piece contains affiliate links.

Katy Perry’s Killer Queen Eau de Parfum is promoted as a highly rated, affordable celebrity fragrance with more than 18,000 Amazon reviews praising its long‑lasting blend of fruity, floral and woody notes and its crown‑topped red bottle. While most customer feedback is enthusiastic about its scent, value and versatility, some highlight issues with the spray nozzle. The article compares it with other popular celebrity perfumes, including launches from Sabrina Carpenter and Kylie Jenner, and highlights current retail prices at Amazon, Boots and Debenhams.

Roman’s Midi Shirt Dress is being promoted as a lightweight, breathable summer and holiday outfit that does not require ironing. It is available in six prints and is discounted from £45 to £33.75 for new customers using a promotional code, with free delivery. Shoppers largely praise its comfort, fit and crease-resistant fabric, although one reviewer found it baggy around the waist and altered the sleeves and hem.

Roman’s Palazzo Stretch Trousers are highlighted as lightweight, wide-leg summer trousers that resemble a maxi skirt while offering a comfortable shirred waistband described by shoppers as flattering and slimming. The trousers are discounted from £36 to £27 for new customers using a code, with additional savings for existing customers. Reviews praise their comfort, cool fabric, flowing fit and resistance to creasing, although several customers warn that the one-size design may be too long for shorter wearers. New Look and Marks & Spencer trousers are offered as alternatives.

A discounted deal offers the Keskine LED Red Light Therapy Face Mask Pro for £266 using code LED30, along with a free pack of hydrogel masks. The device uses 352 LEDs with four therapy modes to target fine lines, wrinkles, radiance and firmness, with recommended use three times a week. Customer reviews highlight noticeable improvements in glow, firmness and comfort, though one mentions slow charging. Alternative LED masks from Currentbody and Shark are briefly referenced.

Olivia Attwood's collaboration with Abbott Lyon includes a personalised raffia bag highlighted for its stylish design, spaciousness and versatility. Despite lacking a zip, it is praised for comfort, durability and suitability for holidays, with personalised embroidery offering an added appeal. Alternative raffia options from Marks and Spencer and Next are suggested for situations requiring more security. The bag is commended as a standout summer accessory ideal for travel and everyday use.

Toy Story Crocs, particularly the Sheriff Woody Classic Clogs, are highlighted for their lightweight, water-friendly design, comfort and character styling. Positive customer reviews describe them as comfortable, durable, fashionable and fun, while the article notes adult, children’s and toddler sizes, matching Jibbitz charms and prices from £54.99 to £69.99. Shoppers are advised to check sizing, as Buzz and Woody versions may fit differently.

The £32 Liz Earle Restore & Glow Instant Radiance Serum is promoted as a product that can brighten, hydrate and smooth mature or menopausal skin. The article cites an Liz Earle study involving 105 women, in which 85% reported greater radiance after a week, alongside customer reviews praising its effects on crow’s feet, dryness, dullness and texture. One reviewer found it slow to absorb, while EQQUALBERRY’s Vitamin Illuminating Serum and No7’s menopause-focused serum are offered as alternatives.

Marks & Spencer’s Pull On Wide Leg Trousers, normally priced at £26, can cost new TopCashback users £10.35 after cashback, while existing Marks & Spencer customers can pay £10.78. The trousers are available in polka-dot and palm-tree prints, sizes 6 to 24, and multiple leg lengths. Shoppers praise their comfort, cooling fabric, flattering fit and resistance to creasing, making them suitable for hot weather, travel, work and holidays, although one reviewer found the wide-leg cut unflattering. The cashback offer requires signing up for TopCashback, shopping through its Marks & Spencer link and waiting for the cashback to track.

A lifestyle writer reviews Archies Arch Support Flip Flops, praising their comfort, arch support and adjustable design after walking 10,000 steps daily without pain. She highlights their popularity among celebrities, strong customer reviews and wide colour range, noting they fit snugly and offer better posture and durability compared to typical flip flops. Alternatives from Havaianas and FitFlop are mentioned, but Archies remains her preferred option due to superior comfort and style.

Roman’s Longline Blouse is highlighted as a versatile, flattering and crease-proof clothing option available at a discounted price for new and existing customers. Shoppers praise its prints, comfortable fit and suitability for both holiday and everyday wear, although a few raise concerns about sizing in the upper arms. Alternative blouses from Nobody's Child and New Look are also recommended. Discount codes and customer reviews contribute to strong overall appeal, with the blouse earning a 4.9 rating from more than 100 buyers.

With hotter weather forecast, a £17 OCOOPA USB desk fan is highlighted as a popular and highly rated option for staying cool while working from home or travelling. Reviewers praise its portability, adjustable settings and strong airflow despite its compact size, though some note noise on higher speeds. Alternative cooling products from Dimplex and Quipulse are also mentioned, with discounts available from various retailers.

Marks & Spencer is offering 20% off school uniform until 6 July, with deals including three shirts for £10, two skirts for £10, two jumpers for £11, three polos for £7 and two pairs of trousers for £11. The article highlights stain-resistant polo shirts costing from £5.60 for three, alongside a cotton gingham dress and two-pack cotton jumpers, with customer reviews praising their durability, comfort and ease of washing. Next and Clarks are mentioned as alternative retailers for school clothing and shoes.

Debenhams has reduced its Natural Living and Home Large Hollywood Vanity Mirror from £99 to £47, with a promotional code offering free express delivery. The mirror features 15 dimmable LED bulbs with three colour settings, tabletop or wall mounting, and a USB charging port. The deal is presented as a way to reduce electricity use following Ofgem’s 13% energy price-cap increase, while customer reviews are largely positive despite one complaint about the short power lead. Discounted alternatives are available from Wayfair and Amazon.

Light therapy products from BON CHARGE are promoted with significant discounts during a mid‑year sale, highlighted by customer reviews praising improvements in sleep quality, energy, and skin appearance. Tools such as the PEMF mats, red light face wand, and red light toothbrush receive particularly positive feedback, while alternatives from Boots, Superdrug, BEAUTYPRO and STYLEPRO are also noted. BON CHARGE’s partnership with Fulham Football Club underscores the products’ use in professional sports contexts.

Beauty writers from The Mirror review products they have recently finished and assess whether they would repurchase them. Their recommendations include Elemis Pro-Collagen Hydrating Cleansing Mousse, Thank You Farmer Water Sun Cream SPF50+, Lush Oat Cleansing Balm, Kayali Eden Juicy Apple fragrance, Charlotte Tilbury Unreal Skin foundation stick, Sweed Lash Lift Mascara, Bobbi Brown Extra Lip Tinted Balm and Rodial Peach Lowlighter. The products are generally praised for hydration, easy application, natural or glowing finishes and repeat-use value, although some drawbacks include greasiness, difficult mascara removal and a foundation finish that may be too luminous for some users.