‘Lightweight and glowy' £26 face SPF bundle now £10 in cheaper-than-Amazon deal
The Amazon Prime Day sale is in full swing, with thousands of incredible dales now live, but Amazon isn't the only place you can find a bargain buy this week. Boots is back with its weekly £10 Tuesday deals, and this is one summer essential you shouldn't miss.
For today only (Tuesday 8 July), Boots is selling this Garnier Vitamin C SPF Duo for £10 instead of its usual £23.38, or £25.98 if you were to buy the two products together – a saving of over £16.
This set gets you the Garnier Vitamin C Daily UV Fluid SPF50+ Glow, a gorgeous glow-boosting facial SPF for wearing under make-up or on its own, plus the new Garnier Vitamin C UV Mist, which is perfect for topping up your sun protection throughout the day without disturbing your make-up.
Although both products are reduced on Amazon too, if you were to buy them both from Amazon right now it would cost you £13.48, so Boots is definitely the best place to buy them today.
If you do happen to miss this Boots £10 Tuesday sale though (and popular products do sell out fast), Amazon is the next best place to buy them, currently reduced to £5.49 for the fluid and £7.89 for the mist.
Boots customers are loving this SPF duo, especially the glow-boosting lotion, praising how mice it makes the skin look:
"Fantastic sun protection with even light glowing coverage that has replaced my daily foundation," one review underneath the bundle reads.
"These two Garnier products are great. Promote clear bright skin and also offers high protection," another five-star review reads. "Highly recommended. Good value for money."
"Using these products for 2 years now, very good for black skin," a third person agreed.
Despite having thousands of five-star reviews on Amazon too, one shopper, however, found that it didn't sit well under their make-up: "Nice light fluid, decent protection but it pills terribly under make-up," their review reads. "I bought it because I wanted a light sunscreen to wear daily and that includes in work days etc when I'm wearing make-up and it's no use unless I'm keeping a totally bare face."
One SPF that we can't praise enough that looks incredible both under make-up and on its own is Ultra Violette Future Fluid SPF50+ Superlight Mineral Skinscreen, £38.
This Garnier glowy bundle also might not be for you if you have very greasy skin or prefer a matte finish. If that sounds like you, you might like Garnier's BHA + Niacinamide Daily SPF 50+ instead, which is currently on sale for £9.74, or Murad's new Superactive Moisturiser SPF 40: Mattifying Oil + Pore Control, £45.
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