Two codes are running on tower28beauty at the same time and they will not stack, so picking between them takes four seconds. What took me longer was the cart itself, because Tower 28 bundles most of its bestsellers, and once you put 15% against the individual products some of those bundles stop being the cheaper way to buy. Both codes stop on 27 August, which is Thursday, and if this is your first order there is a Mini Pouch riding along with it that the site values at $16.
The Two Codes, and Which One I Would Type
LYLE15 takes 15% off sitewide and it is the only one I would use. TOWER10 takes 10%, and I would keep that in my back pocket for the case where the first code gets rejected at checkout, which does happen when a code is quietly tied to one collection or to first orders.
Ten percent is also roughly what the site hands out for an email address, the newsletter box at the bottom of every page says as much, so TOWER10 sits closer to the standing rate than to a sale.
Where 15% Actually Lands on Tower 28 Prices
Their pricing runs low enough that a percentage feels small in your hand, so the real numbers help:
- ShineOn Lip Jelly and LipSoftie Lip Treatment, $16 each, so $13.60 with the code.
- OneLiner Lip Liner, $15, down to $12.75.
- BeachPlease Cream Blush, Bronzino Bronzer and MakeWaves Mascara, $20 each, down to $17.
- Swipe Serum Concealer and SOS Recovery Cream, $24, down to $20.40.
- SOS Rescue Spray in the standard bottle, $28, down to $23.80.
- SunnyDays Tinted SPF 30 and SOS FaceGuard SPF 30, $32, down to $27.20.
Free US shipping starts at $30 and the code is what makes that awkward. Two lip jellies is $32, which clears the line right up until LYLE15 pulls it to $27.20, and on plenty of Shopify checkouts the free shipping test runs on what is left after the discount rather than before it. I would not sit at exactly thirty and hope. Add the liner and you are at $47 before the code, $39.95 after, and shipping stops being a question.
The Sets Lose to the Code, Except Two of Them
The saving baked into most of these bundles is four to eight dollars, which a 15% code walks straight over the top of.
| Set | Set price | Same items singly with LYLE15 |
|---|---|---|
| LipSoftie Lip Treatment Set, 4 balms | $56 | $54.40 |
| Everyday Base-ics Set | $50 | $47.60 |
| SOS 3 Step Skincare Set | $64 | $61.20 |
| The Cheeky Duo | $38 | $35.70 |
| Milky Lip Set, 5 shades | $65 | $68 |
| SOS Rescue Spray Refill | $68 | $95.20 |
Buying singles carries a second advantage that the table cannot show, which is that you pick the shades yourself instead of taking whichever five the set was built around, and on lip color that is worth more than $2 to me.
If LYLE15 turns out to work on the sets as well, all of it reverses and the set wins again. Put the set in the cart, type the code, look at the number before you commit.
The Free Pouch Only Comes Once
The Mini Pouch ships free with a first order and the badge on it says $16. One first order. So if you are new to the brand, do not split the shopping across a Tuesday order and a Thursday one, because the second box turns up without it.
What I Would Put in the Cart This Week
SOS Rescue Spray at $28 and a ShineOn in a shade I would actually wear, so $44, then $37.40 with the code, free shipping, pouch in the box if it is a first order.
I would skip the mascara. Twenty dollars for mascara is where clean beauty pricing stops making sense to me, the drugstore shelf solved that category years ago. The spray is the one I would defend spending on. Their whole sensitive skin case rests on it, Amy Liu built the brand after fifteen years working in beauty because her own eczema kept leaving her with options that felt clinical, and a hypochlorous spray is the kind of thing you use daily until the bottle is empty rather than once a month before a night out. Fifteen percent off something you finish is a different saving from fifteen percent off something that lives in a drawer.
All of it stops Thursday, and then it goes back to ten percent and an email address.