Eager shoppers flocked to Boots at the Mall in Cribbs Causeway yesterday to be first in line for No7’s new Future Renew Damage Reversal skincare range. The range, which launched on Wednesday (April 12), is said to contain a world-first super peptide blend proven to reverse the appearance of multiple signs of skin damage.
It is No7’s biggest launch in a generation, building on a long history of scientific innovation for the brand with users reporting reduced fine lines and wrinkles after a few weeks. Claire Slinn, 50 from Bristol was the first customer through the door at Cribbs, bagging herself a goody bag of Future Renew products worth over £100.
The new range comprises four skin products - a day cream, night cream, face serum and eye serum - that No7 says will support replicate the skin’s natural repair process and has been described as a game changer for consumers. Users of the serum said it reduced the appearance of skin lines and wrinkles after four weeks, the brand reports.
