Boots customers have the opportunity to bag a bargain on a popular beauty product, thanks to an offer not available on the main website. By visiting another site, shoppers can purchase the same item at a reduced price.
The Lift & Luminate TRIPLE ACTION Night Cream, which retails for nearly £30 on the Boots website, is available at a marked-down price on the dedicated No7 website. The cream is marked down by 30%, bringing the cost of a full-sized 50ml pot down to just £19.57.
But the savings don’t stop there. At checkout, customers are informed that free delivery requires a minimum spend of £25.
However, savvy shoppers can bypass this requirement by entering a promo code (EBPAYDAY – entered in all capitals) . This gets rid of the need for the minimum spend and saves a further £3.95 on standard delivery.
The age-defying cream has received rave reviews from users who claim it “wipes away” fine lines and wrinkles after several uses. Some shoppers even say they’ve switched from other brands to No7 due to the “obvious” results that have garnered “so many compliments”.
One customer shared: “I’ve been using this cream for ages now, and it leaves my skin feeling well moisturised in the morning. its quick and easy to apply, leaving no greasy or sticky feel at all.”
Another added: “So far I seem to notice my skin feels firmer and less dry. I haven’t even used half the jar yet!”
A third wrote: “Been using this for a few years now and I love it. My skin always feels soft and well nourished without being oily. Give the skin a lovely natural healthy glow too.”
Someone else added: “I’ve tried lots of night creams and this is my favourite. It is thick and feels luxurious and it has a lovely scent.”
A fifth shopper reported: “I bought this some months ago and love it! I have very sensitive skin, and this soothes my face. A lovely smell, texture just right not too gloopy. I have seen improvement, so I will be buying more.”
Regardless of all the praise, not everyone was as pleased with the skincare product. Addressing issues experienced, one buyer commented: “I recently purchased this night cream for my dry skin. After using it for 4 days my skin broke out in a horrible rash, I was so disappointed as I thought it was suitable for sensitive skin.”
Further criticism came from another buyer who had high hopes for the brand. They said: “I bought this when it was on offer for £12. Having used No7 products previously, I wasn’t worried about using this cream.
“After patch testing it, my face became red, hot, itchy and bumpy. This cream might work for some but my skin is very sensitive and looks sunburnt!”.
The current online sale, which covers a variety of skincare and makeup items at a discount of 30%, is only running for a few more days. Shoppers have until Tuesday, March 4, to pick up products at a cheaper price.
For those looking for alternative options, Superdrug is presenting an enticing deal on NIVEA Q10 Power Anti-Wrinkle Firming Night Cream for a mere £6.47, down from its usual price of £12.95.
In the meantime, Amazon is offering the L’Oréal Paris Laser Renew Triple Action Anti-Ageing Night Cream for a discounted price of £14.99. This marks a significant reduction from its usual retail price of £29.99 for a 50ml pot.