Major retailer launches £30 skincare box with £113 of trending products including Lumene and Byoma
SKINCARE fans have been racing to pick up Boots' new beauty box that has been branded as "incredible value".
The £30 set includes £113 worth of products, with skincare favourites from Byoma, Beauty of Joseon and The Inkey List.
Beauty boxes are a great way to try out new products or stock up on favourites, and the Boots Fresh Faced Skincare Set has everything needed for a routine refresh.
Six out of the nine products inside are full-size, including Lumene's Glow Boost Essence, which is worth £34 (more than the entire beauty box) when purchased separately.
Beauty of Joseon is the Korean beauty brand that's been all over social media lately, and shoppers will receive its popular Matte Sun Stick.
There are three cleansers inside the new beauty box, including The Inkey List's popular Oat Cleanser and Cetaphil's Gentle Skin Cleanser.
E.l.f's Holy Hydration Cleansing Balm is also inside (worth £11), and the cleanser has racked up thousands of five-star ratings on the Boots website.
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The solid balm melts away make-up while hydrating the skin, with a formula made up of hyaluronic acid, ceramides and peptides.
Byoma's Brightening Serum Pixi's Vitamin C Serum (worth £26).
The products also come with a stylish checked print washbag that's ideal for storing away beauty essentials.
The £30 set only has a few reviews currently, all of which are five-star.
One shopper wrote: "This set is excellent value for money if you want to try some new brands and level up your skincare routine, and the bag itself is very good quality, plus it would make an excellent gift."
Another added: "The bag included is very good quality that will last years and I got lots of products for a great price.
I bought this for myself to try some new products but it would also make an excellent gift."
Shoppers caused mass sell-outs on the Boots website earlier in the month after the retailer launched its Luxury Haircare Beauty Box.
Featuring £219 worth of products for £45, the haircare edit didn't stay in stock for long.
Lookfantastic also released a new beauty box recently, and the Trending Beauty Box comes with nine viral favourites worth £110 for £40.
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