NEOM Wellbeing cuts price of stress-relief bundle by 45%
The luxury self-care brand has lowered the cost of its five-piece collection to $99 ahead of its November sitewide sale.
By Mei Lin ·

Philadelphia shoppers can save $81 on a five-piece wellness kit this week. NEOM Wellbeing has reduced the price of its Daily De-Stress Edit from $180 to $99 on its website. The discount represents a 45 percent reduction in the regular retail price of the luxury set.
The bundle contains five specific items from the brand's Real Luxury line. The set includes a reed diffuser, a scented candle, 200ml of magnesium body butter, 300ml of hand wash, and 250ml of body wash. Each product carries its own individual price tag that contributes to the total $180 value.
The reed diffuser is priced at $55. It features scents of lavender, jasmine, and sandalwood. The company states that the diffuser fills rooms with a relaxing aroma in bedrooms, bathrooms, hallways, or lounges. The scented candle in the edit is valued at $40.
The body butter component costs $40 per 200ml unit. The description notes that the product nourishes the skin after a bath or shower. The hand wash is priced at $25 for a 300ml bottle. The Feeling Grounded body wash is valued at $20 for a 250ml unit.
The sum of the individual item prices totals $180. By purchasing the bundle for $99, buyers effectively receive three full-sized products at no additional cost. The brand describes the collection as a curated arrangement intended to create a calm atmosphere in the home.
Additional offers are currently available on the NEOM website. Travel candles are discounted by 30 percent. The Happiness Home Edit is marked down by more than $50. These early deals precede the broader Black Friday event. The brand aims to help customers stock up on gifts before the holiday season.
NEOM Wellbeing will launch a sitewide sale from November 15 to November 26. During this period, customers can save up to 25 percent on nearly all products. The discount applies to the brand's new Christmas range as well as existing inventory. Shoppers are advised to monitor the website for these upcoming reductions.
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