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Thank You for Your Interest. Our Extensive Lists Offer a Good Selection of Make-Up, Cosmetics, Beauty Products, Accessories, Tights and More REGISTERED IN ENGLAND NO. 611418 ESTABLISHED 1958 WHOLESALE AND EXPORT 23 - 25 SHERBROOKE ROAD EMAIL: [email protected] LONDON SW6 7QJ WEB: www.polex.ltd.uk ENGLAND TEL: 020 7381 6555 • Thank you for your interest. Our extensive lists offer a good selection of make-up, cosmetics, beauty products, accessories, tights and more. • We offer branded products such as L’Oreal, Maybelline, Max Factor, Revlon, Bourjois, Rimmel etc at competitive and attractive prices. All our products are authentic. • We stock budget items and offer various cheap deals. Check out our 25p all in “Gross Deals,” 50p all in “Thrifty Deals” and our various “Just Deals.” • We offer an excellent and efficient mail order service. 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From 28 June to 17 September 2021 FREE – 24 Nailcare/ Pencils (our choice) dispatched on all orders. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- METHODS OF PAYMENT (Prior to shipment please) 1. UK Debit cards: Visa, Mastercard and Maestro. 2. Credit & non-UK cards. Visa or Mastercard (2.1% surcharge). 3. Cash or postal order. Personal or business cheques subject to clearance time. 4. BACS & Faster payments to: Bank of Scotland. Sort code 122029. Account 00132587. Name: Polex Ltd. 5. Bank or building society cheques. 6. Transfers in GBP from abroad. Please ask for full bank details including BIC and IBAN. tel: 020 7381 6555 POLEX LTD (est. 1958) email: [email protected] WHOLESALE AND EXPORT web: www.polex.ltd.uk 23 - 25 SHERBROOKE ROAD LONDON SW6 7QJ ORDER FORM Ordered by: Order Ref: ............................. Date: ......................... Name: ……………………………………................... 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Goods are usually dispatched within two workings days after receipt of order. There is no minimum order value. 2. England, Wales and Scotland (Mainland). Charges based on goods value exclusive of VAT. Standard delivery: Free on goods over £170. £8.50 on orders under £170. A surcharge may apply to UK Islands and Northern Ireland. 3. Europe Delivery Service. Price per parcel up to 25kg a) £20 to Belgium, France, Germany, Netherlands, Republic of Ireland b) £27 to Austria, Czech Rep, Denmark, Italy, Slovakia, Spain c) £36 to Hungary, Poland, Portugal, Sweden, Croatia, Finland, Slovenia d) £48 to Greece, Latvia, Lithuania, Norway, Romania, Bulgaria 4. Delivery to other countries worldwide can be arranged NEW OFFERS • Note: All prices are exclusive of VAT • • Note: Min order refers to a single colour or variant • ↓ indicates a new, lower price! product min. code unit product min. code unit order price order price Bourjois Yardley and Lentheric Concealer Healthy Mix 7.8ml 3 BJ132 2.25 Pressed Powder 20g (Yardley) 3 YL04 2.20 56 Amber 6 2.10 02 Natural Beige 03 Medium Light 6 2.05 Concealer Radiance Reveal 7.8ml 3 BJ133 2.25 04 Golden Beige 05 Apricot 03 Dark Beige 2.10 06 Warm Apricot BB Cream Healthy Mix 3 BJ134 3.15 Feather Finish Refill 20g (Lentheric) 3 YL02 1.55 Anti-Fatigue 30ml 6 3.00 03 Deep Peach 6 1.40 03 Dark Foundation Complete Performance 3 YL03 1.40 Powder Health Mix Anti-Fatigue 11g 3 BJ135 3.00 01 Milkwood (Yardley) 6 1.30 03 Dark Beige 6 2.85 Lipstick (Yardley) 3 YL09 1.15 Double Ended Brush For Nails 3 BJ137 0.75 06 Plum Velvet (Moisturising) 6 1.00 French Manicure Brush + Nail Art Brush 6 0.65 08 Fire (Lasting Performance) Dip Dye Tool For Nail Polish 3 BJ138 0.25 29 Scarlet Pimpernel (Moisturising) 12 Disposable Sponges – Gradient Effect 6 0.20 Baroque 15ml (Yardley) 3 YL06 1.75 Manicure Toppings – Tiny Pearls To 3 BJ139 0.60 Eau De Toilette Spray 6 1.60 Sprinkle Over the Nail 02 Lilac Sand 6 0.50 Mystique 15ml Spray (Yardley) 3 YL07 1.55 Eyebrow Brow Design Mascara 6ml 3 BJ140 1.75 Eau De Toilette 6 1.40 01 Transparent 6 1.60 White Lavender 15ml (Yardley) 3 YL13 1.55 Eyeshadow & Liner Smoky 3 BJ142 1.50 Eau De Toilette Spray 6 1.40 03 Purple 6 1.35 Joie De Vivre 50ml (Lentheric) 3 YL14 2.50 Eye Pencil Kohl & Contour Long Wear 3 BJ145 1.30 Parfum De Toilette Spray 6 2.35 07 Prunissime 6 1.15 Various Revlon Sets CK Calvin Klein Lipgloss 6.5ml 3 VA02 1.50 Set of 3 Mascaras + Free Eyeliner Black 2 WRV06 10.00 320 Glory 6 1.40 3 x 8.5ml Mascara All-in-One 6 9.50 Royal Lipsticks – Box of 6 Asstd Box 3 VA03 1.50 501 Blackest Black Classic Collection – 1 each Box6 1.40 Raspberry – Coral – Brown Taylor of London – Ladies Fragrance Mango – Bronze – Pink White Satin 50ml 3 WT01 1.95 Wet 'N Wild Nail Polish 12.7ml – 14ml 3 VA04 0.40 Concentrated Cologne Spray 6 1.85 206 Puppy Love 213 Madly In Love 6 0.35 Lace 50ml 3 WT03 1.95 425 Pink Petal Glitter 413 Bar-B 36 Asst Concentrated Cologne Spray 6 1.85 Wet 'N Wild Trio Eyeshadow 4.2g 3 VA06 0.40 Lace Midnight 50ml Spray 3 WT05 2.25 15 Twilight Glow 6 0.35 Parfum De Toilette 6 2.10 Wet 'N Wild For Nails 3 VA07 0.40 Lace Midnight 150ml 3 WT06 0.75 11 Nailcare - Nails & Cuticle 4g 6 0.35 Parfumed Body Spray 6 0.70 12 Cuticle Remover 4g White Satin Gift Set: Perfume De 3 WT09 3.00 13 Nail Corrector 4g Toilette 15ml + Body Spray 75ml 6 2.85 Salon System Nail Colour 15ml 4 VA08 0.35 Lace Gift Set: Perfume De 3 WT10 3.00 03 Sand Dune 19 Pink Orchid 6 0.30 Toilette 15ml + Body Spray 75ml 6 2.85 Salon System Nail Paint 7ml 3 VA09 0.30 60 Base Coat 6 0.25 Blue Stratos (Parfums Bleu) – Mens Ruby & Millie Eye Colour 2 VA12 0.75 310M Orange (Scratched Case) Blue Stratos 2pc Gift Set RP 9.05 3 WBL01 2.40 Aftershave 50ml + Body Spray 150ml 6 2.25 Ruby & Millie Metallic Powder 6g 2 VA13 1.00 01 Black Ruby & Millie Loose Powder 5 25g 1 VA14 1.25 Temporary Lip Tattoos 2 Per Pack Pks 3 VA15 0.25 Eye Candy Killer Lips 6 0.21 01 Champagne Sparkle 03 Purple Panther 24 Asstd 0.18 04 Rock Chick 05 Pink Ice NEW OFFERS • Note: All prices are exclusive of VAT • • Note: Min order refers to a single colour or variant • ↓ indicates a new, lower price! product min. code unit product min. code unit order price order price Revlon Max Factor Eyelashes Fantasy Lengths 2 RE65 1.50↓ Pressed Powder Colour Adapt 11.5g 3 MF67 3.15 91028 Dramatic Glitter 1.40↓ 50 Fair 85 Deep 6 3.00 Concealer Brush (92977 Carded) 2 RE77 1.90 Primer Smooth Miracle 30ml 3 MF85 3.90 Revlon – High Grade 6 1.75 97 Smooths Skin Texture 6 3.75 Contour Shadow Brush (92978Carded) 2 RE78 1.90 Mascara Black 3 3.50 Revlon – Ultra Soft 6 1.75 15 False Lash Epic 13.1ml 6 MF82 3.35 Kabuki Brush (15909 Carded) 2 RE90 2.90 33 Dark Magic 10ml W/Proof MF83 Revlon – For Face & Body 6 2.75 45 Lash Crown Waterproof 6.5ml MF84 Eye Print Shadow 3g 3 RE17 1.00 Mascara Excess Volume 20ml 3 MF51 5.15 02 Primal Chic 6 0.90 74 Black 6 5.00 Concealer Colorstay 6.2ml 3 RE13 2.75 Eyeshadow Excess Shimmer 7g 3 MF37 2.00 03 Light Medium 05 Medium Deep 6 2.60 10 Pearl 15 Pink Opal 6 1.85 Insta-Fix Stick Make-Up PhotoReady 6.8g 3 RE88 3.15 30 Onyx 110 Ivory 120 Vanilla 6 3.00 Eye Pencil Excess Intensity 3 MF54 1.10 130 Shell 140 Nude 01 Gold 03 Green 08 Violet 6 0.95 190 Caramel Lipstick Colour Elixir Matte 3 MF86 2.40 Pressed Powder Nearly Naked 8g 3 RE89 3.75 10 Sunkiss 30 Desire 6 2.45 010 Fair 6 3.60 Lipgloss Honey Lacquer 3.8ml 3 MF75 2.30 24 Floral Ruby 49 Honey Lilac 6 2.15 87 Indulgent Coral L’Oreal MF23 Foundation True Match 30ml (square bottle) 3 LE172 4.15 Lipbalm Colour Intensifying 2g 3 2.25 05 Sumptuous Candy 10 Charming Coal 8N Cappucino 8R/8C Nut Brown 6 4.00 6 2.10 8D-W Golden Cappucino 25 Voluptuous Pink 35 Classy Cherry 10D-W Deep Golden 40 Exquisite Caramel 45 Rich Chocolate MF11 Foundation True Match 30ml (square bottle) 3 LE79 4.45 Lip Penstick Colour Elixir 2.8g 3 2.25 10 Couture Blush 15 Vibrant Pink 0.5R/0.5C Rose Porcelain 0.5N Porcelain 6 4.30 6 2.10 1D/1W Golden Ivory 1R/1C Rose Ivory 20 Subtle
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