Clarins Canada is giving away a special gift with purchase offer that will be good for your body, as it includes 6 products (that are valued at $58) to restore and rehydrate your dry, winter skin, but will also continue paying it forward by giving 10 school meals to hungry children in countries around the world who suffer from extreme starvation. To qualify for this gift with purchase from Clarins, you will have to spend a minimum of $75, which also means that you will qualify for their free-shipping offer.
Including in this 6-piece gift with purchase from Clarins is:
- Body Lift Cellulite Smoother (sample)
- Busy Beauty extra-lift gel
- Tonic Body Treatment oil
- Moisture Rich Body Lotion
- Exfoliating body scrub
- FEED Projects Pouch
To meet the minimum of $75, I added the Clarins Extra-Firming Day Wrinkle Lifting Cream to my cary as it was $85 and seemed like an all-round solid product for most people- as it is also designed for all skin types. After adding this to my cart, I entered in the promo code, RESOLVE15, so that my 6-piece freebie would be included in my purchase.
Clarins also offers the option to add 3 free samples to your order – no matter the amount of money you spend on your order. So after purchasing my Clarins Extra-Firming Day Wrinkle Lifting Cream I was able to pick up 9 freebies in total for just $85, plus shipping was covered since the order was over $75.
Clarins donates these school meals through FEED Projects, a world hunger program that delivers food to children across the globe who would otherwise probably go most of their school day without a single meal. While it’s always nice to receive free stuff when you buy things, it feels even nicer to know that your at least some of your purchase is also going towards a good cause.
Click here to begin shopping for your FREE 6-Piece gift with purchase from Clarins Canada.
I think the non-profit is actually this one – not FEED the Children –
http://www.feedprojects.com/shopping_product_list.asp?catID=3673
Thanks for the tip Janet, the image has been changed on the post now to reflect the correct non-profit 🙂