The big sale at Lazada’s 10.10 Women’s Festival starts right now!

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Lazada 10.10 Women's Festival
Lazada 10.10 Women's Festival

Did you know Lazada is having a 10.10 Women’s Festival from today till 13 October? And the best news? During the 10.10 Women’s Festival, you get to enjoy free shipping from 5 to 13 October with a *minimum spend of ₱500. We know you are busy so we have compiled a merchant checklist for the best deals to look out for in the coming week.

Here’s how you can navigate the Lazada shopping site and get the best deals!

*Click on image links for big discounts.

Fitness Festival (5-7 October)

Get moving

What a bummer 2020 has been with the coronavirus lurking in every corner. Since heading to the gym is out of the question, why not bring your workouts into your home? It's totally achievable with these exercise gadgets and sportswear.

Shop for exercise equipment and gear

Outtobe: Shop exercise equipment and gear. PHOTO: Lazada
Outtobe: Shop exercise equipment and gear. PHOTO: Lazada

For all your sports requirements

ALP Sports: For all your sports requirements. PHOTO: Lazada
ALP Sports: For all your sports requirements. PHOTO: Lazada

Lazada Beauty Awards (8-10 October)

Glowing skin, shiny hair

Staying in doesn't mean we should let ourselves go. Take the time to get your skin and hair in tiptop condition before the festive season arrives.

Get clearer, brighter skin with the right skincare, health supplements and beauty routine.

Beauty inside out

Eslite: Glow from within. PHOTO: Lazada
Eslite: Glow from within. PHOTO: Lazada

All your skin, hair and beauty needs answered

Unilever: All your beauty needs answered. PHOTO: Lazada
Unilever: All your beauty needs answered. PHOTO: Lazada

TLC for your hair and skin

L'Oreal: TLC for your hair and skin. PHOTO: Lazada
L'Oreal: TLC for your hair and skin. PHOTO: Lazada

Affordable skincare at your fingertips

Garnier: Affordable skincare at your fingertips. PHOTO: Lazada
Garnier: Affordable skincare at your fingertips. PHOTO: Lazada

Skincare for all ages and concerns

Bio Science: Skincare for all ages and concerns. PHOTO: Lazada
Bio Science: Skincare for all ages and concerns. PHOTO: Lazada

Beauty inside out

Sometimes we all need a little help for better skin and health. Fortify the immunity and skin health of you and your family with these supplements.

Optimise your skin’s condition with these supplements

Huga Nutrition: Optimise your skin’s condition. PHOTO: Lazada
Huga Nutrition: Optimise your skin’s condition. PHOTO: Lazada

Get the extra boost you and your family needs

Puritan's Pride: Boost you and your family's health. PHOTO: Lazada
Puritan's Pride: Boost you and your family's health. PHOTO: Lazada

Stay super healthy and strong

Herbs of the Earth: Stay healthy and strong. PHOTO: Lazada
Herbs of the Earth: Stay healthy and strong. PHOTO: Lazada

A simple way to eat healthier is to sneak in healthful ingredients like chia seeds and sunflower seeds into your daily diet.

Load up on your superfoods

Akina: Load up on superfoods. PHOTO: Lazada
Akina: Load up on superfoods. PHOTO: Lazada

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