Boots shoppers saving over £80 on 'fab' luxury skincare box

Boots shoppers have been snapping up the high street retailer's latest beauty box that promises more than £120 worth of products for a third of the cost. Priced under £40, the skincare haul launched online on Friday, June 2, and contains a range of premium products from some huge name brands.

Containing eight products - five of which are full sized - the Boots Premium Father's Day Skincare Box comes in at £38, featuring luxury brands like Liz Earle and Elemis, Manchester Evening News reports.The haul has a total value of £122.36 compared to being sold separately, with one of the products inside worth £46 alone - more than the price you pay to buy the whole box.

Grown Alchemist are new to Boots, but being owned by the L’Occitane brand, it’s easy to see why it's already proven popular with shoppers, with the exfoliator racking up more than 500 five star reviews, with some calling it a ‘miracle in a bottle’. Other’s loved its ‘heavenly scent’, while others found the pink grapefruit and patchouli fragrance ‘a bit overwhelming’.

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