Beauty buffs and skincare-savvy shoppers have been recently raving over a sublime six-part skincare routine, which can currently be bagged for less than £50. While moisturisers, cleansing creams and beauty balms can usually rack up to be quite costly, the Elemis Skin Hydration Collection - which is exclusive to Boots - packs everything you need and more for just £44.20.
The items in the set are collectively worth £72. The set it normally on sale at Boots for £52 but you can currently get it even cheaper.
Compiled of Pro-Collagen Cleansing Balm, Pro-Collagen Energising Marine Cleanser, Soothing Apricot Toner, Pro-Collagen Marine Moisture Essence, Pro-Collagen Marine Cream SPF30 and Pro-Collagen Hydra Gel Eye Mask, the 'spa in a jar' targets all areas - with users complementing the routine's effectivity.
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Racking up a more than impressive 4.7 out of five star review online - with 114 shoppers giving it the full five, the decently priced boxset offers a complete cleansing and moisturising catalogue, determined to revitalise skin and leave a long-lasting finish which will have the room glowing.
Dubbed 'everyone's favourite for a reason' the Boots-exclusive set has received an abundance of praise online - leaving shoppers coming back time and time again. One wrote: "Great products and everyone’s favourite for a reason. Doesn’t upset my skin, removes makeup well and you get good amount usage before having to buy another one."
Another, praising the longevity of the product, wrote: "Smells divine, light in texture and a little goes a long way. I have seen results within four weeks of using it. Highly recommend it," while a third, went on: "Never use anything else! Feels luxurious and smells like a spa treatment. Makes my skin glow."
Others praised the pleasing scent that the kit leaves on the skin, with another happy customer penning: "I love this product, light, easily absorbed and smells great!" while someone else, echoed: "The most beautiful Cleansing balm, smells divine and is a pleasure to use. Not drying at all and perfect for my mature skin. This size is handy for a weekend away."
Meanwhile, a number of other shoppers praised the fact that the moisturiser doesn't leave a greasy finish on the skin, like some cheaper brands do. Another consumer, wrote: "Rich feel without being heavy or greasy. Leaves skin feeling soft and nourished," while a second, added: "This is a wonderful product. Loved the texture, nice fragrance and works really well."
Other punters added how the cream doesn't affect sensitive skin, praising how it doesn't trigger outbreaks. One, wrote: "My skin feels so soft and smooth after using this. I'm very sensitive and this has not caused any irritation or break outs defo worth the money and I will be buying the bigger versions next time."
Another, meanwhile added: "Gorgeous product that melts into your skin without any irritation and lifts away makeup. Only need to use a small amount so it lasts a long time."
However, not all shoppers were left impressed by the £44.20 bundle, with some complaining that their skin feels tight after using it. Others noted how it's expensive for what it is, although that's a common occurrence with luxury skincare goods.
If the price of the Elemis Skin Hydration Collection is a little off-putting - as we are in a cost of living crisis at the moment - then a number of cheaper sets are available from other retailers. The Body Shop are currently flogging a 4.7 star out of five reviewed Hydrate & Quench Vitamin E Skincare Kit for just £26.
Meanwhile, Superdrug have dirt cheap Me+ Hydrating Routine Gift Boxes on sale for the humble price of £7.99 - down from £9.99.
