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QVC has a sweet deal on splurge-worthy Peter Thomas Roth skincare!
Head over to QVC.com where you can score this Peter Thomas Roth FIRMx Peeling Gel 3.4oz 2-Pack for only $50.98 (regularly $64)! Even better, today, September 26th only, all beauty items ship for free!
Plus, save even more with these QVC promo codes…
- WELCOMEQ15 – $15 off first purchase of $35+ (exp 9/30)
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- 25H2SQVC – $25 off first QVC purchase of $75+ or more (exp 9/30)
- WELCOME10 – $10 off your first QVC purchase of $25+ (exp 9/30)
- HELLO10 – $10 off your second QVC purchase of $25+ (ongoing)
Only one promo code can be applied per order.
Grab a HOT DEAL on this skincare…
Does Peter Thomas Roth Peeling Gel really work?
I recently purchased the Peter Thomas Roth Firmx Peeling Gel from a big sale they had on the TikTok Shop. I have several of their products and wanted to give it a try. Y’all!! This stuff is legit! It goes on like a cleanser, and at first I was thinking… Oh, this isn’t peeling anything, but you just rub it around your face for a bit, and then it goes to work. The package says for extra benefit, you leave it on for up to five minutes, so I do exactly that when I use it. The dead skin just comes off, and my skin is SO soft after that, I can’t stop touching my face.
I’ve never used anything quite like this. I have very sensitive skin, and this doesn’t irritate it. It is a little spendy, and I honestly try to not buy expensive skin care and stay on the affordable side, but this one is worth a splurge, especially if your skin is on the drier side. – Angela, Hip Sidekick
About the writer:
Kelli is a content writer with a degree in English Education from Penn State University. When she’s not hunting for great deals, this proud Mom and Gigi is off gallivanting in the family RV—chasing history, quirky roadside attractions, and the oddest museums she can find.
