Boots shoppers can pick up an age-defying cream typically costing £35 for a mere £10 in a flash sale. This significant discount (saving shoppers £24.95) makes now the perfect time to stock up.
During the flash £10 Tuesday deal (Jan 14), shoppers can build up their supply of health and beauty essentials for less. However, they must act quickly as these bargain prices are only available for 24 hours.
Shoppers who pick up any deals during the limited-time sale can also bolster their Advantage Card. The Boots loyalty scheme usually awards points for every £1 you purchase, but any sale items qualify for double points.
The No7 Laboratories Line Correcting Booster Serum is packaged in a handy 15ml bottle, perfect for tucking into a compact beauty bag. It purports to “reduce the appearance of wrinkles by up to five years”.
The product has received the seal of approval from dermatologists and is designed to be “applied directly to lines and wrinkles for fast, visible results where you want them most”. The item has already garnered praise from hundreds of shoppers online.
The No7 Laboratories Line Correcting Booster Serum
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Out of 1800 reviews, just under 920 awarded it a flawless five-star rating. The Boots website also claims that 1000 shoppers would recommend this product to a friend or family member, reports the Mirror.
One person commented: “A must-have in your regime. Feels lovely on the skin and I do believe it works on my wrinkles.” Another added: “This really works. Lines diminished, skin soft and pleasant to apply – it’s worth the price!” A third customer shared: “I bought this a few weeks ago and can feel my skin is soft and has a glow again.”
Someone else added their glowing review, saying it is “the best” hyaluronic serum they’ve ever used. They continued: “I use this after micro-needling, and the results are transformational within 12 hours. I have never had so many compliments on the condition and the appearance of my skin.”
Hundreds have claimed the product made them ‘look younger’
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Yet, not all feedback was positive. One shopper claimed: “Been using this a few weeks now religiously morning and night as part of my No7 routine. I’m sad to say I’m not really seeing a difference.”
Another pointed out what they considered “sneaky” packaging. They wrote: “This serum is presented in a fancy syringe style container in clear plastic, so you can see how much product is left after you have used it.
“However, over one third of the bottle is actually the white plunger – not the product! You are not getting the amount of serum you thought you were – in fact, there is only two thirds of product.”
For those seeking alternative products, Superdrug offers Nature Spell’s 2% Hyaluronic Acid + 1% Vegan Collagen Face Serum (30ml) for £7.99. Meanwhile, Amazon sells CeraVe’s Anti Aging Retinol Serum at £16.50 for 30ml, which claims to lessen the visibility of fine lines and wrinkles.