‘Great for mature skin' £36 face oil now £10 that fans say ‘beats Elemis'
It's Tuesday, which means that, for beauty fans, it's the best day of the week to shop, as the popular Boots £10 Tuesday deals are back – and this dreamy skincare product looks like it's one of the best buys of today, both in terms of customer reviews and the saving you're getting.
For one day only, Lumene Nordic-C Valo Arctic Berry Oil-Cocktail is reduced down from £36.50 to just £10; that's a huge £26.50 saving. A bi-phase oil-serum made from antioxidant- and vitamin-rich berries, it's designed to smooth, hydrate and brighten. In Lumene's tests, 100% of people agreed that skin looks more radiant after using this for four weeks, and 96% agreed that skin looks energised.
It has also proven so popular with Boots customers that many regularly repurchase it, especially when it's on such a great offer as this one, and some even remark that it outperforms much pricier brands:
"Skin visibly soft after weeks. I am on my 4th bottle now and everyone comments on how amazing my skin looks," one person wrote on the website.
"My menopause dry skin has never been so hydrated – I just love this product and my skin has never been or looked as good," another person agreed, continuing, "I have tried lots of products including Elemis and Estée Lauder but this beats them hands down – well for my dry skin anyway. Plus, the smell is divine."
"After 3 days of using my hairdresser commented that my skin looked fantastic! What a great product." a third five-star review reads.
A couple of shoppers aren't too sure about the bi-phase formula, however, with one reporting that "the two colours merge together and stay that way", although they "will use it still".
If you miss out on this Boots £10 Tuesday deal – as products do sell out quickly – you'll also find Lumene Nordic-C Valo Arctic Berry Oil-Cocktail on sale at Lookfantastic, currently £24.43. And if you're after a similar two-in-one, shake-to-mix skincare, you could try The Body Shop Vitamin E Bi-Phase Serum, £22, and L'Occitane Shea Bi-Phase Serum, £35.
Alternative if you're looking for something to make your skin glow but find oils a bit rich, we also love BYOMA Phyto-Mucin Glow Serum, £15, a vegan take on the viral snail mucin serums, or something that contains vitamin C, such as the new Medik8 C-Tetra Advanced, £69.
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