This little-known beauty outlet has designer perfumes in 'imperfect boxes' from £15
Despite being a part of Boots, Boop Beauty is not as well-known as its sister site. However, it's a fantastic place for shoppers to find some great deals on their favourite beauty brands.
This lesser-known clearance outlet offers prices starting from just £1. Whether you're in the market for makeup, skincare or other bargains, the discount section has got you covered.
Additionally, there's a wide variety of fragrances available, and w've handpicked some of the best perfume deals you can snag.
Ted Baker Cu Copper Eau De Toilette - was £32, now £14.49
Previously priced at £32, the Ted Baker Cu Copper Eau De Toilette is currently available for just £14.49. This fragrance blends bergamot and grapefruit with cinnamon, nutmeg, cedarwood, sandalwood and amber.
Described as a scent for the modern man who values a sophisticated and unforgettable aroma, this 100ml bottle is perfect for daily use.
COSMOSS By Kate Moss Sacred Mist Eau de Parfum - was £68, now £26.99
Sacred Mist, inspired by Kate Moss and crafted in partnership with renowned homeopath and alchemist Victoria Young, has seen its price slashed to £26.99, a 60 per cent saving on the original RRP of £68.
Marc Jacobs Perfect Eau de Parfum - was £63, now £33.99
Perfect by Marc Jacobs is a floral perfume featuring rhubarb and daffodil notes softened by almond milk, cedarwood and cashmeran. This 'irresistible' perfume has been reduced from £63 to £33.99.
Michael Kors Gorgeous Eau de Parfum - was £66, now £24.99
Both floral and woody, the Michael Kors Gorgeous Eau de Parfum is suitable for any occasion. The scent opens with a bouquet of white flowers before settling into a woody base - and it can now be yours for just £24.99, down from £66.
Viktor and Rolf Flowerbomb Eau de Parfum - was £85, now £49.99
Viktor and Rolf fragrances have been a massive success among beauty enthusiasts since the avant-garde luxury fashion house introduced them. One of its top sellers, the Flowerbomb Eau de Parfum, has seen its price slashed from £85 to just £49.99 at Boop Beauty.
The perfume opens with top notes of tea, bergamot and freesia, which then evolve into a floral heart of sambac jasmine, cattleya orchid and centifolia rose. The fragrance concludes with woody base notes of amber and patchouli.
Omorovicza Queen Of Hungary Mist, was £65, now £12.99
Inspired by a 14th-century beauty recipe created for Queen Elizabeth of Hungary, Omorovicza's facial mist is infused with Hungary's mineral-rich thermal waters. It delivers healing properties that encourage skin repair and regeneration.
This product is perfect to use before makeup as a hydrating base, or after makeup as a refreshing setting spray. And you can grab it for just £12.99, down from £65 - saving you a whopping £52, reports the Manchester Evening News.
For more fragrance deals, take a look at LookFantastic. Alternatively, visit Superdrug and The Perfume Shop.
Hashtags
Try Our AI Features
Explore what Daily8 AI can do for you:
Comments
No comments yet...
Related Articles
Daily Mail
2 days ago
- Daily Mail
James Haskell, 40, reveals a noticeably slimmer physique as former rugby player lets his hair down at Wimbledon rooftop party
James Haskell looked noticeably slimmer as he helped celebrate the launch of Wimbledon on Monday evening. The former rugby player, who appears to have lost some of his muscular bulk, was in attendance at 601 Queen's Road in south-west London, where a host of guests were letting their hair down at Lady Wimbledon's Rooftop Tennis Party. Haskell, 40, a former England flanker who spent most of his career playing for London Wasps, drew further attention to his slimmer physique by opting to wear a form-fitting T-shirt. The fun-loving former sportsman was on hand to provide the entertainment on Monday evening, with the Wimbledon venue making good use of his skills as a DJ. Haskell - who has reinvented himself as a tech-house DJ over the years - was later snapped behind the decks with Lady Wimbledon and DJ Kate Moss. The star has been open about his weight loss since leaving rugby, previously revealing that a stint on I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! and the restrictions of global lockdown contributed to him slimming down. After leaving the Aussie jungle in 2019, James shared snaps of his chiseled abs and bulging biceps to Instagram, with the star thought to have lost around 10kg on the show. A couple of years later, Haskell admitted to losing around 19lbs during one of the final British lockdowns thanks to a strict diet. Sharing body comparison photos to Instagram, he wrote: 'I got bored in lockdown 2 and saw how big I could get. 130kgs. 'Lockdown 3 I have gone the other way. I'm 8 weeks in and have gone from 122kgs to 113kgs. 'I've been training remotely with @altius_pt. Which has been mega, well thought out and programmed exactly. The idea is to get leaner now and then build back up slowly over the coming week. 'It's been really fun to have a goal and stick to it. It gives you purpose, routine and discipline. All things we strive on as humans.' Haskell appeared to be in great spirits as he partied in Wimbledon on Monday after suffering the sad loss of his father just weeks ago. Announcing the tragic news in a Facebook post, he wrote a heartfelt tribute: 'This is never an easy thing to write. 'My dad has passed away, and while it's unbearably sad, it's also a celebration of an incredible man. 'He made me who I am. He supported me at every game, pushed me to be better, and loved me unconditionally. 'His work ethic was second to none. He was an amazing husband, a loving father, and a man who would help anyone in need.' Haskell recently discussed what really caused his marriage to Chloe Madeley to end after five years. Haskell and Chloe, 37, the daughter of television presenters Richard Madeley and Judy Finnigan, split when their daughter, Bodhi, was aged just one at the time. He explained his love of boozing contributed to the demise of their union. 'If I put more time into my marriage than I did Guinness, then I wouldn't be divorced now,' Haskell said. Speaking at the Pub in the Park festival in west London, James said he now has a much better relationship with Chloe. 'It's one of those things in life where some things don't work out, but I have so much love for my daughter and Chloe,' he told the Daily Mail's Richard Eden. 'It's team work.' He added: 'What we all forget is when you have children and a marriage finishes, it's all about the kids. Chloe and I are amazing co-parents. Our priority is always Bodhi.' Haskell said he's now single after dating advertising executive Helen Barclay at the start of the year. 'I don't really date,' he says. 'My priority is not that at the moment. I don't need anyone. I'm very happy and comfortable. 'My focus is, obviously, saying goodbye to my dad, work, and being the best dad in the best order.'
Daily Mail
3 days ago
- Daily Mail
Anna Wintour emerges for first time since bombshell Vogue shake-up and Bezos wedding snub despite Lauren Sanchez cover
Anna Wintour has been pictured for the first time since the bombshell news she will be stepping down from one of her roles at Vogue after 37 years. The style icon was spotted attending Marc Jacobs ' 2026 runway show at the New York Public Library on Monday - her first public appearance since the major shake-up. Even after relinquishing one of her Vogue roles, Anna didn't let the career move impact her fashion sense as she sat front row, looking sophisticated and poised as usual. She wore her trademark sunglasses along with a rose print white dress and colorful array of necklaces as she sat alongside other fashionistas. The appearance comes several days after Wintour, 75, told staffers that she will be hiring a new head of editorial content at American Vogue. She will continue to hold her position as Condé Nast's global chief content officer and global editorial director at Vogue, and the new head of editorial content will report to her. As chief content officer, Wintour oversees every brand globally, including Wired, Vanity Fair, GQ, AD, Condé Nast Traveler, Glamour, Bon Appetit, Tatler, World of Interiors and Allure - among others. Wintour first became editor in chief of Vogue in 1988 and is credited with completely transforming the famed fashion magazine. She is also behind making the Met Gala what it is today - a red carpet event attended by the fashion elite, as she handpicks the celebrities and makes sure to greet them personally. Chief executive of Conde Nast, Roger Lynch, told Wall Street Journal that it made sense for Wintour to step back from American Vogue so that she can focus on her other roles at the company, pointing out that she's been doing three jobs since 2020. 'This will enable her to make time for everyone who needs her,' he said. Her shock decision has left the fashion world reeling, as there's not a clear replacement who can step into her designer shoes - and she has left quite big shoes to fill. Fashion fans have taken to X (previously Twitter) to voice their shock, calling it the 'end of an era' and saying it's something they never thought they'd see, as she was tied so directly to the brand for so many years. Wintour's first job was on the now defunct Harpers & Queen. Before Wintour took over at Vogue as the EIC she was its creative director in 1983. She then went back home to British Vogue, where she served as EIC from 1985 to 1987, before rejoining American Vogue. Her famed covers included appearances from A-listers like Oprah Winfrey, Madonna, Ivana Trump, Kate Moss, Naomi Campbell, Christy Turlington, Cindy Crawford, and more. However, Wintour's time at Conde Nast has not been without controversy. Most recently, she left Vanity Fair staff 'blindsided' over her surprising decision to appoint her daughter's friend to run the magazine. She picked her daughter Bee Shaffer's close pal Mark Guiducci, 36, to run Vanity Fair following a high-profile search for the publication's next leader.
Scottish Sun
7 days ago
- Scottish Sun
Three tips to save when buying rosé wine this summer
Plus, save on a £49 on Marc Jacobs perfume SUN SAVERS Three tips to save when buying rosé wine this summer Click to share on X/Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) WARMER weather is the perfect time to enjoy a cool glass of rosé wine. The pink drink has become more popular than ever over recent years. Sign up for Scottish Sun newsletter Sign up But there are plenty of ways to save some cash when raising a glass or two . . . WALLET FRIENDLY: Premium brand Whispering Angel is a big favourite of rosé drinkers, but at over £20 a bottle it leaves a dent in your finances. Instead, try Aldi's Sainte Victoire Provence rosé, £11.99, which has similar notes of citrus and pear. Also, stock up on rosé and other wine when supermarkets are running 'buy six and save 25 per cent' deals. These promotions often happen close to bank holidays and other seasonal events so keep an eye out. Meanwhile, Amazon Fresh has launched a rosé for a budget £5.49. BERRY NICE: One affordable way to elevate your glass of rosé may already be sitting in your fridge, according to Sam Caporn, Aldi's wine expert. She says: 'Popping a strawberry or two into a glass is a simple but effective way to enhance the red berry notes found in so many popular rosés. 'Aroma is as important as taste, as the two combine to create flavour. A strawberry helps bring out those juicy red- fruit notes beautifully. If you like your rosé on ice — known as a rosé piscine — try freezing strawberry slices in ice cubes. It keeps your wine chilled and looks gorgeous, too.' GETTING SLUSHY: As with other wines, rosé can start to lose its flavour if it's left open for longer than a couple of days. Five Lidl rosés you need this summer, according to a wine expert - a £6.99 buy is as light & crispy as £22 Whispering Angel But there's no need to tip it down the drain — you can still use it in cocktails. Try mixing with frozen strawberries, a little elderflower cordial and ice to make a grown-up slushie that should go down a treat on a hot day. All prices on page correct at time of going to press. Deals and offers subject to availability. 7 You can save some cash when raising a glass or two Credit: Getty Deal of the day 7 Marc Jacobs Dot is down from £99 to £50 at Superdrug Credit: Superdrug SPRITZ some Marc Jacobs Dot for a fresh and uplifting fragrance – it's down from £99 to £50 at Superdrug. SAVE: £49 Cheap treat 7 These palm-print pyjama bottoms are just £5.60 from Matalan Credit: Matalan LOUNGE in these palm-print pyjama bottoms, £5.60, from Matalan. What's new? AHEAD of the start of the Wimbledon tennis, Heck has brought back its strawberry-flavour sausages. Get a six-pack for £3.50 from Top swap 7 This 'fish' water jug is £44, from Dunelm Credit: Primark 7 Head to Primark to get similar for £12 Credit: Primark ADD some style to your table set-up with this 'fish' water jug, £44, from Dunelm. Or if you like the style but not the price, head to Primark to get similar for £12. SAVE: £32 Little helper ALLERGIES playing up? Buy one and get a second half price on selected healthcare items at Boots. For example, a Benadryl 12-pack is £6.20, so get two and save £3.10. Shop & save 7 This Scandi-style toaster is down from £30 to £18.46 at Asda Credit: Asda CREATE a quick and easy snack with this Scandi-style toaster, down from £30 to £18.46 at George Home in Asda supermarkets. SAVE: £11.54 Hot right now NEW, limited-edition soy sauce-flavoured ice cream has launched on Banana Tree restaurant menus this week, price £3.25. PLAY NOW TO WIN £200 7 Join thousands of readers taking part in The Sun Raffle JOIN thousands of readers taking part in The Sun Raffle. Every month we're giving away £100 to 250 lucky readers - whether you're saving up or just in need of some extra cash, The Sun could have you covered. Every Sun Savers code entered equals one Raffle ticket. The more codes you enter, the more tickets you'll earn and the more chance you will have of winning!
