Beauty products have been big news over the past few weeks. Nottingham founded firm Boots released its No7 Future Renew range, which was hailed a 'first-of-a-kind' anti-ageing line, while the healthcare firm has also promoted a Spring Skincare Beauty Box. Now at a reduced price (with a code) of £20, it is understood to contain around £98-worth of products, including a £45 anti-ageing serum from No7 which is described as 'Botox in a bottle'.
So, with all the hype, a fashion and beauty editor at one of Nottinghamshire Live's sister publication's Manchester Evening News, decided to put the contents of the beauty box to the test. Here's what she discovered
Beauty journalist Rachel Pugh said that since it was released a few weeks ago, Boots' £20 Spring Skincare Beauty Box has been incredibly popular. The box is usually £25 on the Boots website but is down to £20 as part of its 20% off everything offer. Inside, are eleven of Boots' most popular products, with a particular emphasis on anti-ageing and skincare. Rachel discovered No7, Weleda, Nivea, and new brands Mario Badescu and Byoma.
