09 January 2024 , 13:29
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Boots shoppers have been rushing to snap up an after the health and beauty retailer gave it a hefty price cut. Usually £38, the has been slashed to £10 - but for one day only.
The has been reduced by nearly 75 per cent as part of the high street favourite’s weekly £10 Tuesday deal, which means skincare fans owing to look after their skin better in 2024 will only have today to get the offer.
The is a ‘light as air’ moisturiser that hydrates and plumps skin for a ‘glowing look’, while the added SPF30 protects from UV damage, too.
Suitable for all skin types, the product description suggests users can but some women have claimed it to have worked ‘overnight’, with one shopper even admitting the results made her look like she’d had ‘work done’.
The cream has amassed over giving it a 4.7 star rating overall. One review said: “My skin has never looked so good, it glows, fine lines and wrinkles have dramatically reduced, skin pigmentation is so much clearer and it gave me "glass like skin" with no irritation like some retinol containing products.
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“I woke up after the first night and noticed a difference as soon as I looked in the mirror. So many people have asked what I have been using, I've even been asked if I've had ‘work done’ on my face!”
Shoppers can get the £38 Olay Regenerist Whip Day Face Cream SPF30 for £10 today only (Boots)Another shopper added: “Magic in a box! I've been using Olay Regenerist Whip for just over a month and the results are amazing! My skin feels soft and hydrated as I suffered with dry skin. It acts as a great primer. Smell is lovely too. Will carry on using whip!”
While a third commented: “OMG!! AMAZING!! It's utter magic in a tub!! I've only used it for 4 days and my wrinkles have reduced already!! Absolutely fantastic stuff!!”
The transforms from cream to liquid on contact with skin, offering a matte finish and ‘no stickiness’, so it even doubles as a makeup primer.
However, it may not be suitable for all skin types, as one shopper with combination skin pointed out: “Did not realise from the box in the picture or the jar that this is actually a light matte cream. Leaves my skin feeling "thirsty" Not compatible with my normal combination skin. Would say this is more for those with oily skin. Now using as a hand cream!”
The Olay cream is the most expensive product that’s part of , which sees dozens of best-sellers reduced to a tenner for 24 hours. The deal sees shoppers save a whopping £28 on the RRP, and it’s also been The new price makes it even cheaper than the No7 Future Renewal Day Cream, said to ‘reverse’ signs of ageing with its powerful formula.
You can buy the - but you’ll have to be quick as it will go back up to full price at midnight tonight.