'Number 7 British miracle serum' has suddenly become the most popular search term for visitors to this site.

In the last few days I've noticed an avalanche of visitors all arriving here after entering similar search terms into their browsers. The interesting thing is that there's not a thing on the site about this product - at least not till now.

Never mind how or why Google sent you here - today I decided it just wasn't fair. You click on a first page result in Google and arrive at a site which doesn't even mention the item you're searching for. How frustrating is that!

So - here we go. Here's the full facts on the product just about everyone seems to be after - Boots No. 7 Restore & Renew Beauty Serum Read on and find out what it is; why it's suddenly the object of a buying frenzy and - most important of all - where you can get hold of it.

Boots is the product brand - a household name for 150 years in the UK and for most British people the name they think of when you say 'Chemists' (drugstore). The Boots No7 (Number Seven) skin care line is a number one top seller in the UK and for very good reasons - high quality research, excellent ingredients and value for money.

But why is everyone suddenly searching for a British anti aging miracle serum on the internet? The reasons go back to March of this year when the BBC put out a very good program about anti aging products. As part of the program the investigator visited a leading British dermatologist - Professor Chris Griffiths.

The Prof carried out research on the serum and produced independent cast-iron scientific proof that it repairs photo-aged skin and improves wrinkle damage.

In fact the tests carried out showed that Protect and Perfect - or Restore & Renew as it's called in the US - had the same effect on collagen production within the skin as prescription drugs like retinoic-acid or Tretinoin which are used to treat severe sun damage.

Everyone except for Boots seemed surprised by this turn of events.  Boots use what it calls 'guests' or real live volunteers - often people working in its offices, research labs and shops - to test  its products.  Results with the new serum showed that a large majority of testers had a 50% improvement in wrinkles within a four week period.  The results shown on the program were only what they expected from a product they knew to be effective.

What happened next did take them by surprise though.  The morning after the program aired - the British high street went mad. Protect and Perfect completely sold out - not only in the Boots retail stores but online as well. The eBay vultures were soon doing great business selling it at almost five times its recommended retail price.

British women in their thousands signed up to a waiting list at their local Boots store or online. 

And the frenzy has spread over the Atlantic. The Boots serum was expected to sell in Target and CVS stores exclusively but both stores are out of stock and have been for a while - certainly online.

Good old Amazon has stepped in and has Restore & Renew available for immediate delivery.  If you want to order you may be wise to do so quickly in light of the current buying mayhem.

Or you could just wait it out and buy at your leisure when the stocks come in. Restore & Renew certainly isn't going to be discontinued any time soon.  In fact my spies tell me (my husband supplies essential ingredients to Boots) that the Chemist responsible for developing the product is currently working on a matching serum for the body with a launch date planned for October.

Now I know Boots No7 is available 'across the pond' I plan to write a lot more about one of my favorite skin care brands.  If you want to keep up to date with what's available when - leave your email address in the 'subscribe me' box at the top of the page and you'll be notified when the site is updated.  

In the meantime - I hope you get hold of No7 Restore and Renew one way or another and that it proves to be the British anti aging miracle we've all been searching for.  

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