Win An ARRAN Self-Care Hamper Worth Over £160
Feeling like you need a pamper to settle into 2023? We've got you covered with the chance to win this luxury self-care hamper...
Inspired by their founders' desire to capture the unique, fresh scent of an Arran garden following a rainstorm, After the Rain is the signature fragrance of ARRAN's Collections.
Warm and inviting, captivate your senses with an elegant floral and citrus blend. Refreshing lime and rose fuse effortlessly with a smooth sandalwood fragrance to create an alluring scent which lasts all day.
We've now got a lovely hamper to give away, including the following:
- After The Rain Bath & Shower Gel
- After The Rain Body Lotion
- After The Rain Hand Wash
- After The Rain Hand Cream
- After The Rain Shea Butter
- After The Rain Bath Salts (brand new just launched this December)
- After The Rain 15ml Eau De Parfum
- After the Rain Boxed Saddle Soap 200g
- After the Rain Reed Diffuser
To be in with a chance to win, just enter our random draw below! We'll then pick a winner following the closing date on Friday February 24 - best of luck!
Enter now:
Please note products may vary depending on stock however should include all of the mentioned (if not items will be swapped to add up to equal or higher RRP).
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