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Daily Record
3 days ago
- Health
- Daily Record
Boots' £34 Self Care Beauty Box contains £137 worth of products
The Self Care Beauty Box is perfect for those who want to pamper themselves without breaking the bank Boots is making it more affordable for customers to relax and indulge with an array of beauty products that shoppers have claimed are "unbelievable value for money". The high street store suggests that with these heavily discounted items, people can pamper themselves or someone special with a "well-earned treat." The Self Care Beauty Box is priced at just £34 but comes packed with £137 worth of products, featuring brands such as No7, Hismile, and Estee Lauder. Among the 12 items in the bundle, seven are delivered in full sizes and one even weighs 1kg. On its website, Boots wrote: "Being in your self-care era is exactly where you need to be. Our latest beauty box includes everything you need to help you feel more relaxed than a Sunday morning with no alarm." This collection presents a variety of items perfect for enhancing one's bath, shower, or general home spa experience, reports the Mirror. Below is the full list of the contents inside the box: Westlab Relax Bath Salt (1kg, FULL SIZE - worth £4.50) Wella Professionals Ultimate Repair Night Hair Serum (30ml - worth £20) Soap & Glory Perfect Zzzen (200ml, FULL SIZE - worth £8.99) Philip Kingsley Elasticizer Deep Conditioning Treatment (40ml - not available to buy separately at Boots) First Aid Beauty Ultra Repair Cream (56.7g, FULL SIZE - worth £16) Sanctuary Spa Wellness Sleep Mist (100ml, FULL SIZE - worth £15) FUL Scalp Massager Shampoo Brush (worth £9.50) No7 Radiance+ Vitamin C Daily Brightening Moisturiser (50ml, FULL SIZE - worth £17.95) No7 Radiance+ Vitamin C Glow Toner (200ml, FULL SIZE - worth £12.95) Hismile PAP+ Teeth Whitening Strip (Sample Size, 1 strip - not available to buy separately at Boots) Estee Lauder Advanced Night Repair Synchronized Multi Recovery Complex (7ml - worth £16) Each box includes a Yankee Candle Votive with one of three possible fragrances. Worth £3.49 each, shoppers might be given Black Coconut, Red Raspberry or Lemon Lavender. According to Industry Beauty, the millennial generation prioritises self-care the most. It reported that around half prioritise it more than other generations, and 30% spend the majority of their disposable income on beauty products. Those on the lookout for other options might consider one of Next's sets, like the £22 Rise and Radiate Skincare set (valued at £115) or the £30 Calm Collective Beauty Box (Worth Over £123). Or, GLOSSYBOX offers its Essential Beauty Picks (valued at £90) at a bargain price of £40. But, the Boots package is getting lots of five-star praise online from buyers who consider it a "well-earned treat". One said: "Fantastic value - this box contains so many products that it is unbelievable value for money. I'd highly recommend it!" Another commented: "A lovely self care treat. This box had so much in it and loads of new products to try, many of the products I will buy again." A third added: "Amazing value for quality of products. Loads of full size and the Ester Lauder product makes it a well-earned treat!" Overall, reviews on the bundle were overwhelmingly positive, boasting an almost perfect 4.9 stars out of 5. However, looking at reviews for individual items, some users did have some grievances. For one of the bundle's pricier item - No7's Radiance+ Vitamin C Daily Brightening Moisturiser - there were shoppers who felt it "didn't work" whislt others claimed that it may cause reactions to sensitive skin. The product from Estée Lauder's renowned beauty line have earned over 21,000 reviews, but not all are singing praises. Amongst the feedback, some stated it "didn't make a difference" concerning their skincare. One warned: "It left my face feeling really dry and itchy." And, some buyers of the complete set of Hismile PAP+ Teeth Whitening Strips shared that the strips "made no real difference". One person wrote: "Firstly, how to dry your teeth before using it? Tried my best, but it wasn't sticking. Waste of money and thirty five minutes of my life!".
Scotsman
3 days ago
- Business
- Scotsman
up to 50% off must-have products
Boots Super Savings day returns with up to 50% off must-have products – One day only This article contains affiliate links. We may earn a small commission on items purchased through this article, but that does not affect our editorial judgement. For one day only Boots Super Sunday Savings is offering incredible discounts. Sign up to our daily newsletter Sign up Thank you for signing up! Did you know with a Digital Subscription to Edinburgh News, you can get unlimited access to the website including our premium content, as well as benefiting from fewer ads, loyalty rewards and much more. Learn More Sorry, there seem to be some issues. Please try again later. Submitting... Get ready for serious savings this weekend Boots Super Sunday Savings is back on Sunday, June 1, bringing incredible discounts across a wide range of premium beauty, fragrance, parenting, electrical beauty, and wellness products. For 24 hours only, shoppers can head to to snap up deals on top-tier brands like Estée Lauder, No7, Oral-B , and more . Whether you're stocking up on skincare favourites or upgrading your beauty and wellness tools, there's something for everyone in this exclusive online event. What's on offer? 40% off Ellie Saab Le Parfum Eau da Parfum 33% off Estée Lauder Advanced Night Repair Serum 33% off No7 Ultimate Eyeshadow Palette 50% off Colgate Max White Ultimate LED Whitening Kit 64% Oral-B iO8 Electric Toothbrush Violette Ametrine 40% off Theragun Elite by Therabody (5th generation) From premium fragrances to powerful skincare, and cutting-edge oral care tech, these one-day-only discounts are not to be missed. When & Where: Sunday, 1st June Online only at Offers available for 24 hours only Set a reminder, bookmark your wish list, and get ready to save big because these deals won't last. 💪 Women 55+ are leading the way in healthy weight loss A major UK study shows that women over 55 are seeing the best results from weight loss jabs like Wegovy and Mounjaro – and it's not just the medication that's working. According to research from Voy and Imperial College London, older women who track their weight and attend coaching sessions lose 53% more weight than those relying on jabs alone. ✨ Voy offers a personalised, medically guided plan combining prescription support with coaching and digital habit-building tools. Learn more and check your eligibility here. Natalie Dixon is NationalWorld's Lifestyle reporter . If you liked this article and want to read more about fashion, beauty and lifestyle you can follow Natalie Dixon on X here . You can also Get the best style and fashion news with Natalie Dixon in Tuesday's NationalWorld newsletter - sign up now
Daily Mirror
3 days ago
- Health
- Daily Mirror
Boots' £34 box with No7 and Estee Lauder is 'well-earned treat'
Buying the pre-packed box of goodies will save shoppers over £100 when buying items separately Boots says shoppers can unwind and relax with a range of beauty products offered at "unbelievable value for money. " With this collection of products available for a fraction of the normal price, the store says people can give themselves or a loved one a "well-earned treat." The Self Care Beauty Box costs just £34 but includes £137 worth of products, with popular brands like No7, Hismile and Estee Lauder. Out of the bundle of 12 items, seven are offered as full-sized products. Boots wrote online: "Being in your self-care era is exactly where you need to be." It added: "Our latest beauty box includes everything you need to help you feel more relaxed than a Sunday morning with no alarm." The collection includes items for the bath, shower or general at-home pampering. The full list of what the box contains is below: Westlab Relax Bath Salt (1kg, FULL SIZE - worth £4.50) Wella Professionals Ultimate Repair Night Hair Serum (30ml - worth £20) Soap & Glory Perfect Zzzen (200ml, FULL SIZE - worth £8.99) Philip Kingsley Elasticizer Deep Conditioning Treatment (40ml - not available to buy separately at Boots) First Aid Beauty Ultra Repair Cream (56.7g, FULL SIZE - worth £16) Sanctuary Spa Wellness Sleep Mist (100ml, FULL SIZE - worth £15) FUL Scalp Massager Shampoo Brush (worth £9.50) No7 Radiance+ Vitamin C Daily Brightening Moisturiser (50ml, FULL SIZE - worth £17.95) No7 Radiance+ Vitamin C Glow Toner (200ml, FULL SIZE - worth £12.95) Hismile PAP+ Teeth Whitening Strip (Sample Size, 1 strip - not available to buy separately at Boots) Estee Lauder Advanced Night Repair Synchronized Multi Recovery Complex (7ml - worth £16) Shoppers also get one randomly selected Yankee Candle Votive in each box. This will be either Black Coconut, Red Raspberry, or Lemon Lavender. For alternatives, Next is selling boxes with different themes depending on what self-care means to you. There is the £22 Rise & Radiate Skincare set (worth £115) or the £30 Calm Collective Beauty Box (Worth Over £123). Also, GLOSSYBOX has its Essential Beauty Picks (worth £90) on sale for just £40. However, the Boots bundle is already gaining many five-star reviews from shoppers who say it is a "well-earned treat." One said: "Fantastic value - this box contains so many products that it is unbelievable value for money. I'd highly recommend it!" Another added: "A lovely self care treat. This box had so much in it and loads of new products to try, many of the products I will buy again." A third wrote: "Amazing value for quality of products. Loads of full size and the Ester Lauder product makes it a well-earned treat!" Reviews on the bundle itself were largely positive, with it having an almost flawless 4.9 stars out of 5 overall. Looking at individual product reviews, some critics of some products voiced their opinions. One of the most expensive items in the bundle - No7 Radiance+ Vitamin C Daily Brightening Moisturiser - had some shoppers complaining that it "didn't work". Some suggested it wasn't suitable for certain skin types with sensitivities. The well-established Estée Lauder-branded product had over 21,000 reviews, including its critics. A few claimed that it "didn't make a difference" to their skin, and one warned: "It left my face feeling really dry and itchy." And, those who invested in the full pack of Hismile PAP+ Teeth Whitening Strips suggested the strips "made no real difference". Another person claimed to have difficulty with the instructions: "Firstly, how to dry your teeth before using it? Tried my best, but it wasn't sticking. Waste of money and thirty five minutes of my life!"
Yahoo
4 days ago
- General
- Yahoo
Brook's England captaincy begins with 238-run mauling of West Indies in first ODI
The previous time England stuck 400 on the board in an ODI at Edgbaston it was something of an epiphany and four years later they were world champions. Whether Harry Brook's captaincy can deliver silverware like Eoin Morgan's transformative reign remains to be seen but this 238-run mauling of West Indies made for a handy start. Not only did Brook's men amass 400 for eight after being stuck in by Shai Hope but, for the first time in the format's history, they did so without a centurion on the day. Instead it was a collective assault of the bowlers and the poor boundary riders, with four half-centuries and – in another first – every member of the top seven making at least 30. Advertisement Brook was among those to tuck in, flaying 58 from 45 balls and clearing the rope three times – a statement innings that was later followed by five outfield catches to equal the ODI record held by Jonty Rhodes. But as has already been the case this season – albeit in his first appearance of the summer – Jacob Bethell also commanded some headlines. Related: England beat West Indies by 238 runs in first men's one-day cricket international – live reaction Straight back from the Indian Premier League, and having generated a fair bit of angst after missing the Test match against Zimbabwe, the 21-year-old top-scored with a 53-ball 82 that had his home supporters in clover. Not that the Warwickshire faithful see Bethell too often these days, nor will they if his current trajectory is anything to go by. It was a calculated intervention. Bethell strode out with the score 221 for four at the start of the 32nd over and patiently chiselled out 19 runs from his first 26 balls. Then came the afterburners, with 63 ransacked from his next 27 that, along with 39 from Will Jacks in his new role at No 7, slammed the door shut on West Indies. Advertisement Faced with a wall of runs as sheer as El Capitan, West Indies needed to get off to a flyer. Instead they were derailed by a slippery opening burst from Saqib Mahmood, who claimed three for 32, and three for Jamie Overton. Bethell was in the action, too, his left-arm spin outfoxing Jewel Andrew as the tourists crumbled to 162 all out. Even robbed of 23 overs, the sell-out crowd had witnessed 562 runs, 19 wickets, and some pretty unreal fielding along the way. Roston Chase delivered two stellar catches but could only make the podium in this category, Brydon Carse pipping him in the reply with a full-stretch one-handed take on the rope a la Ben Stokes in the 2019 World Cup. As well as Ben Duckett continuing his impressive run at opener – the left-hander struck 60 from 48 and averages just shy of 51 in ODI cricket – there was an early look at Jamie Smith up top. England fancy these two can strike up a similar little-and-large partnership to one Duckett enjoys with Zak Crawley in Test cricket and a quickfire 37 from Smith, in an opening stand of 64 from just seven overs, provided some supporting evidence. It was Joe Root who signalled the start of the Morgan era 10 years ago, England's 408 for nine that day driven by his 71-ball hundred. But after Smith smashed one hard to Brandon King at mid-wicket, the master was content to cruise his way to 57 from 65 balls. An outswinger from Jayden Seales eventually found his edge amid what it is fair to say were mixed-bag figures of four for 84 from nine overs. Advertisement The day looked set up for Brook and, after an early sighter, his bat was suddenly glowing. A charged straight six off Justin Greaves signalled his intent, followed by a tumbling swept six with a lasso flourish that was pure innovation. Even the cut shot he got out to – caught at deep point off Seales – was utterly marmalised. Jos Buttler's first outing back in the ranks briefly crackled to the tune of 37 from 32 balls but the impetus came from Bethell and Jacks adding 98 in just seven overs. Bethell brought out the swivel pull to devastating effect here but a feathered edge behind saw the wait for that first senior century roll on. But then this has been the Bethell way to date: the promise of what is to come. Brook, beaming after a winning start to the job, will be hoping the same goes for England at large.
North Wales Live
6 days ago
- Health
- North Wales Live
Skin essential which makes you look ‘lit from within' slashed by £20 at Boots
If you are on a mission to get softer, supple skin this summer than this Boots £10 Tuesday deal might have come at the perfect time, because you can save an impressive £19.95 on the No7 Lift & Luminate Triple Action Day Cream. The bestselling item promises to leave wrinkles and fine lines visibly reduced, with skin feeling firmer, and skin tone looking more even as well as 24 hours of hydration for visibly younger-looking skin. Other option for dependable face creams include Moisture Surge 100H Auto-Replenishing Hydrator for £20.80 at Clinique, or the Body Shop's Vitamin E Moisture Day Cream for £18. There's also the Ultra Facial Cream from Kiehl's for £29.60. But what do shoppers make of it? Boots customers have been sharing what they love about the cream in the reviews and it's received some glowing feedback. For money-saving tips, One happy buyer entitled their review 'excellent', writing: 'Superb range… nourishes skin beautifully and looks very dewy.. rarely need to wear foundation over it… Highly recommend.' Someone else said: 'I've been buying this moisturiser for years and I love it. 'It makes my skin feel hydrated and soft without stickiness. 'I adore the glow it gives to my skin - illuminating indeed without looking sparkly or glittery, a 'lit from within' look. 'I can't praise this product enough.' It wasn't for everyone - with one person writing: 'It's ok, not the best, I bought it on offer to try. It's too thin.' Yet the majority of customers were loving it. Someone else noted: 'Quite simply this product makes a difference especially as my skin is ageing. 'I've always used No.7 skincare and people always think I'm a lot younger than my 56 years. Thank you No.7.'
