New from Julep: DIY Halloween Polish Sets + FREE Plié Wand Gift with Purchase for $20 (valued at $77!) Offer Ends 10/12

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Get inspired by the spooky-cute nail art ideas from our friends at Julep and then score the polishes used in these looks for over 50% off! Julep is offering five limited-time Halloween Nail Art sets that include three polishes AND a creativity kit (a dotting tool and striping brush) for just $20. That product bundle retails for $52, so grab yours today! 

Plus, you’ll get a free as a gift with purchase when you buy a Halloween Nail Art set. The Julep Plié Wand™ is the perfect tool to help you perfect your nail art designs, especially when you’re using your ‘bad’ hand. It normally costs $25 so you’re getting a completely steal if you use this offer. To get your free Plié Wand, you must add one to your cart then use the code MAGIC at checkout.

Details: Offer expires 10/12/15 at 11:59 PM PT, or while supplies last. Promotional code MAGIC must be entered at checkout, and is valid for 1 free gift per order. To receive free gift, add the Julep Plié Wand to shopping bag, in addition to $20+ of other julep.com products. Promotion excludes the Jule Box, Savvy Deals, Julep add-ons, Sweet Steals and Secret Store catalogs. Not valid for purchase of julep.com gift cards, gift boxes, Gift of Maven, or Mystery Boxes. Orders placed for the Monthly Maven Reveal (e.g. monthly Maven Boxes, Upgrade Boxes, and add-ons) are not eligible. No exchanges.

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