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Boots' £15 winter beauty box that's worth £139 is an absolute bargain

Marianna Gould
·Assistant Shopping Editor
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Give your skin some TLC this winter with Boots' Winter Skincare Edit. (Boots / Yahoo Life UK)

Now that the temperature has dropped it's time to get out your cosy blankets and ultra hydrating skincare. During the colder months, it's common for our skin to get dry so it needs some extra TLC.

Quick overview

  • Boots Winter Skincare Edit Gift Set

    £15£139
    Save £124
    See at Boots

  • No7's The Ultimate Skincare Collection

    £36£85
    Save £49
    See at Boots

  • Boots Skincare Refreshers Premium Beauty Box

    £32£83
    Save £51
    See at Boots

  • Boots Premium Beauty Christmas Bauble - Skincare Saviours - Limited Edition

    £20£80
    Save £60
    See at Boots

  • Best of No7 Beauty Box

    £58£120
    Save £62
    See at Boots

  • No7 Ultimate Cosmetic Collection

    £25£52
    Save £27
    See at Boots
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Not sure what your skincare routine needs during winter? Last year, Boots launched a Winter Skincare Edit Gift Set carefully curated with seven full-sized items and three minis worth a huge £139 for £29.99.

But now, Boots is giving online shoppers the exclusive chance to get the Boots Winter Box for only £15 when you spend £25 across selected skincare. Simply, add the winter edit to your basket along with over £25 worth of products and you'll see the discount automatically apply at the checkout.

Made up of everything from cleanser to serums, lip balms to body moisturisers, it has everything your winter skincare routine needs. Whether you buy it for £15 or £29.99, we can't believe how much you get for your money.

Boots

Boots Winter Skincare Edit Gift Set

£15£139Save £124

Keep your skin hydrated during winter with this great value bundle of skincare picks from Boots worth £139, complete with best-sellers like La Roche-Posay's Niacinamide B10 Serum and Neutrogena's Retinol Boost Eye Cream. You can get the bundle for just £15 when you spend £25 on select skincare at Boots right now.

£15 at Boots

The selection of best-selling products are designed to help keep your skin feeling hydrated and looking radiant. Plus, it features big-name brands like La Roche-Posay, Cetaphil, Bioderma, No7 and more.

Inside you'll find standout items such as No7's Laboratories Dark Spot Correcting Booster Serum (£34.95), Neutrogena's Retinol Boost Eye Cream (£23.99) and Simple's Replenishing Cream Cleanser (£8).

We're particularly interested in trying La Roche-Posay's Niacinamide B10 Serum (full-size usually retails for £45) which helps your skin retain its natural moisture.

(Boots)
The set has everything your winter skincare routine needs. (Boots)

£15 when you spend £25 on select skincare

What's inside Boots's Winter Skincare Edit Gift Set?

  • La Roche-Posay Niacinamide B10 Serum 10ml, Mini

  • Thayers Hydrating Alcohol-free Facial Toners 355ml, Full-Size

  • Cetraben Pro Hydrate Five Hydrating Skin Saviour Cream 75ml, Full-Size

  • Bioderma Sensibio Defensive Serum 30ml, Full-Size

  • Neutrogena Retinol Boost Eye Cream 15ml, Full-Size

  • Burt's Bees Beeswax Lip Balm 4.25g, Full-Size

  • Simple Replenishing Cream Cleanser with 11% Ceramide Boosters & Hyaluronic Acid 230ml, Full-Size

  • No7 Laboratories Dark Spot Correcting Booster Serum 15ml, Full-Size

  • Cetaphil skin cleanser 29ml, Mini

  • Superfacialist Vitamin C+ Skin Renew Cleansing Oil 2ml, Mini

To put things into perspective, if you purchased just *one* of the full-size products on their own, you would be spending more than the total cost of this entire edit. It really doesn't get better value than this, which is why we're predicting it will sell out— so get your orders in, ASAP!

What the reviews say

It's such good value, it's gone down a treat amongst Boots shoppers, with 83% of shoppers recommending it online and it has racked up over 50 five-star reviews.

  • "This is so worth the money. I absolutely love it. I've just ordered a second one for a gift."

  • "Bought for my daughter, she loves it."

  • "Products in the bag are fantastic value as great sizes and a varied selection."

  • "Highly recommended to buy this box set which includes bottles of valued serum. Let me try different brands in a very low price."

  • "This is an excellent collection of face products curated for the colder months. The value is great as there are many full sizes included and I wanted to try items that I haven't used before The bag itself is a good size and good quality."

  • "A lovely set of skincare products to ward against the colder winter days and help us protect our facial areas including eyes, darker spots and drier skin with retinol and hyaluronic products to cleanse and nourish."

Shop now: Boots Winter Skincare Edit Gift Set | £15 when you spend £25 on select skincare at Boots

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It's not the only money saving gift set on offer. The retailer is also selling a Boots Skincare Refreshers Premium Beauty Box that has £82.50 worth of products for £32 and the Boots Premium Beauty Christmas Bauble for £20 (Was £25), but worth £80.

Available online only, the bundles include products from a number of coveted brands such as Rituals, REN Elemis, Liz Earle and more. There are also some great No7 deals worth browsing.

Other great gift set deals at Boots

Boots

No7's The Ultimate Skincare Collection

£36£85Save £49

Unwrap No7's biggest hits with this beauty box. Filled with products worth £141, the box which usually retails for £85 is currently just £35.70 for a limited time only.

£36 at Boots
Boots

Boots Skincare Refreshers Premium Beauty Box

£32£83Save £51

Filled with £82.50 worth of products, this beauty box will help to refresh your skincare regime with nine premium skincare products, including iconic brands such as Kiehl’s, Dr Jart, Origins, Liz Earle and includes a full size Grown Alchemist Cleansing Mask.

£32 at Boots
Boots

Boots Premium Beauty Christmas Bauble - Skincare Saviours - Limited Edition

£20£80Save £60

For just £20, you can get your hands on five premium products showcased in a beautifully decorated box worth £80.

£20 at Boots
Boots

Best of No7 Beauty Box

£58£120Save £62

This 11-piece set included No7's most popular skincare and make-up products. 

£58 at Boots
Boots

No7 Ultimate Cosmetic Collection

£25£52Save £27

Inside are eight full-size products worth £79 and a vanity bag to enjoy.

£25 at Boots
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