Boots No7's anti-ageing serum that sold one every seven seconds is under £20 for first time
The No7 Future Renew Night Serum, which was launched in April this year, is still relatively new to the skincare market, making it unusual to see such a significant discount. Normally priced at £39.95, it's currently reduced to just £19.97 - but only for a few days.
The serum proved so popular upon release that one was sold every seven seconds on launch day, and it continues to be the number one bestselling night serum at Boots. This limited-time offer provides an excellent chance for newcomers to try the renowned serum, or for devoted users to replenish their skincare essentials.
The offer on the serum can be availed both in-store and online at boots.com from Friday, June 27 until Tuesday, July 1, conveniently coinciding with payday. Customers can enter the code FRSAVE50 at the checkout to get the offer.
In recent weeks, we've seen the serum included in a three-for-two offer with an additional £10 off using the code REVERSE10. However, even with these deals combined, each 25ml serum would average out at £23.30, making the current 50% off deal a better bargain, reports the Mirror.
The No7 Future Renew Night Serum has rapidly gained a cult following, not only for its pioneering peptide technology but also for its ability to work with your skin to reverse visible signs of skin damage overnight. The scientifically backed formula utilises chronotechnology to synchronise with your skin's natural night-time repair cycle, combining it with powerful ingredients such as peptides and hyaluronic acid to rejuvenate and repair the complexion.
The serum features a world-first super peptide blend, designed to reverse visible signs of skin damage like fine lines, wrinkles, uneven tone and texture, and dry skin. It also contains Lindera Strychnifolia, a plant extract that helps strengthen the skin's internal clock and enhance nighttime repair signals, along with niacinamide, vitamin C and E.
Meanwhile, the Estée Lauder Advanced Night Repair Serum Synchronized Multi-Recovery Complex employs similar technology - Chronolux Power Signal Technology - which is designed to enhance the skin's natural repair and renewal processes.
For those skincare enthusiasts still searching for an anti-ageing product with a bit more potency, Medik8's Crystal Retinal is an incredibly popular, scientifically supported option.
On the Boots website, the No7 serum has earned a 4.3-star rating from customers, with one shopper stating: "I have been using the night serum for over a month together with night cream. I am 80 and can see the difference using it is making, wonderful stuff."
Another customer remarked: "Really good. I am 86, but I'm sure there is a difference since using both serums."
While the product has received commendations, it has also faced some criticism regarding its price. A consumer expressed: "A very good product but the price for 25ml seems a bit steep. Doesn't last long at all and I've been very sparing.
"I'm heading for my mid-70s and I really can see a difference for the better - just wish it wasn't so expensive," another wrote.
"My skin feels and looks healthy," read another five-star review. "People have noticed my facial skin and asked me if I have been on holiday. I reply no and then they ask how I have attained such lovely skin."
One more user commented: "This is the only product that I used differently in my routine, so I know that this must be the one making the difference. My skin looks healthier and feels smoother, and my fine lines are less noticeable."
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