£16.80 instead of £42 for a sunkissed facial including a mask, cleanse, exfoliation, self tan application and make-up plus a hair cut and blowdry, at the Ingliston Country Club and Equestrian Centre - Save 60%

£16.80 instead of £42 for a sunkissed facial including a mask, cleanse, exfoliation, self tan application and make-up plus a hair cut and blowdry, at the Ingliston Country Club and Equestrian Centre - Save 60%

Winston Churchill once said: "No hour of life is wasted that is spent in the saddle." And once upon a time, Missy Elliot rapped: "Get your hair did," meaning to get your barnet seen to. It is fair to assume that these two people (probably) had nothing in common; especially not their language, despite it being English. Missy Elliot's very definition of saddling up might not exactly be what Churchill means by the phrase. If you happen to be a fan of spending a day at a beauty salon, take a gander at the Ingliston Country Club. Only rather than taking a seat in the saddle, you'll be taking a seat in the salon, and using our voucher to treat yourself to a 60% discount on the sunkissed facial treatment and a top notch hair cut. You don’t have to be a fan of either Churchill or Missy Elliot to enjoy this rather marvelous Groupon.

This is your chance to let the Ingliston Health and Beauty Clinic look after you. We have partnered up with the country club's beauty salon to offer you a voucher for £42 worth of pampering for only £16.80. We want you to enjoy the kind of luxury treatment that you would expect from a country club. The sunkissed facial treatment will leave you looking fresh from the fields with a sexy glow. It incorporates a mini facial, mask, cleanse, exfoliation, self-tan application, bronzer, blusher and lip gloss.

As if that wasn't enough, you also get a professional hair cut and style from a top technician, which is pretty amazing value considering we'd pay at least double the price of this Groupon for a hair cut alone. So visit the Ingliston Country Club, Groupon in hand and let the wise words of both Winston Churchill and Missy Elliot come together for you.