‘Amazing' anti-ageing cream that reduces wrinkles in 7 days, leaving skin plump & smooth & it's half price at Boots
CUSTOMERS are raving about a drugstore anti-ageing cream that reduces wrinkles and leaves skin feeling smooth in 7 days.
With a bargain half price discount at Boots, customers have been quick to stock up on the popular product.
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The Olay Regenerist Day Face Cream is currently available for £15 at Boots
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The Day Cream works best when applied to the face and neck in the morning, before applying the accompanying Night Cream before bed.
For those looking for a bit of sun protection they also offer a Day Cream containing SPF 30.
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The product is described as a "luxurious face cream... designed to hydrate, firm and renew your skin, providing all-day hydration."
Using their Microsculpting technology combined with peptides and 99% pure niacinamide, it promises to penetrate 10 layers of the skin ensuring "visible skin regeneration".
With an average rating of 4.5 stars on the Boots website, the product is clearly a hit with skincare enthusiasts.
Some claimed that they always stock up when it's on sale, with eager shoppers able to purchase the product at Boots for just £15, reduced from its original £30.
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One customer who said that they had been using the product for five years wrote: "obviously pleased with the ways it moisturisers and tightens skin."
Another said: "Amazing cream, makes your skin feel so soft, smells gorgeous, nice light cream... people have commented on my skin since I started using it."
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Others were impressed that a drugstore brand had created such a
One wrote: "This cream initially feels like a high end beauty product with its luxuriously creamy consistency and pleasant perfume."
They did encourage other customers to make sure product was fully absorbed before moving on with the rest of their routine
It's part of Olay's wider range of Regenerist products which work together to keep skin looking refreshed.
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The product is a hit among shoppers for its anti-ageing benefits
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For those looking for even more effective benefits, the
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For those with sensitive skin, the
If you're trying to be more environmentally-conscious, Olay have recently released refill versions of their most popular products.
Instead of throwing away your used containers, you can simply buy a refill pot and pop it in to the existing packaging, helping to reduce plastic waste and manufacturing emissions.
Olay's entire Regenerist range is currently available for half price online at Boots.
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