
Skincare deal saves shoppers £181 on three luxury products
Many beauty enthusiasts dream of having a luxurious skincare routine, but the price tag can be off-putting. With that in mind, I've tracked down a great deal on a beauty box reduced to £99 from £280, saving shoppers a massive £181.
The Avant Gift Box is a curated trio of the brand's most-loved formulas: the Supreme Hyaluronic Acid Anti-oxidising DUO Moisturiser (50ml), Deluxe Hyaluronic Acid Vivifying Face & Eye Night Cream (50ml), and the Moisture Surge Overnight Treatment (50ml). Bought individually, the three products cost nearly three times the bundle price, essentially giving shoppers two full-size products for free.
User reviews back them up, too. One person said: "This is now my favourite skin care range. I'm very pleased with my latest. There are lots of lovely day and night moisturisers. I would highly recommend it. It is a bit expensive, but you need very little to give your skin a good drink."
Moving on to the products themselves, the DUO Moisturiser is infused with hyaluronic acid to deeply hydrate and plump the skin, leaving it looking radiant and refreshed. The Night Cream also features hyaluronic acid and targets a range of concerns, including enlarged pores, fine lines, and dullness, while you sleep.
The final product in the trio, the Overnight Treatment, is a deeply moisturising mask designed to (you guessed it) lock in moisture and help skin recover overnight.
Of course, there are many more beauty boxes to try. Boots has a wealth of bundles to enjoy, including the Fresh Faced Favourites Skincare Edit Set (£29.99), which features brands such as BYOMA, Pixi, and The Inkey List.
I'm also a big fan of LookFantastic's offerings. The beauty superstore's Summer Heroes Edit (£45) is worth over £150, with treats from ESPA, Sol de Janeiro and Color Wow.
As mentioned, though, Avant Skincare has received some great reviews. One fan said: "Fantastic. I noticed a big difference in my skin. I definitely recommend it."
Another described it as: "The ultimate gift for anyone who wants to pamper their skin with high-quality products." And a third person piped up: "100% must - the perfect collection. Feels phenomenal, no reaction, and smells beautiful."
However, the products inside may not be suitable for everyone. This user said: "I have sensitive skin and I would appreciate if there was an option for unscented products."
Saying that, this buyer piped up: "If you're looking for a bit more of a luxurious gift, I highly recommend this gift box. It's beautifully presented too."
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