Younger looking skin
Boots No7 best selling Protect and Perfect Serum could lay claim to being one of the best face serums in a value for money category.
Most users are happy with the product and get good results – so it is something of a surprise that Boots decided to launch another version with a slightly different formulation.
if you are already a user or thinking about buying the Boots serum this could be confusing – so how does the new version differ from the original Protect and Perfect and should you buy it?
Boots No7 has had amazing success worldwide with Protect and Perfect or Restore and Renew as it was originally called in the US – after test results showed the anti wrinkle serum actually worked.
The latest version – Protect and Perfect Intense Beauty Serum – is a more powerful form of the original retinol based product and Boots No7 has gone even further to show customers what it can do.
Protect and Perfect Intense has been tested in an independent trial carried out over 12 months – an unheard of time for a skin care product – especially one at the lower end of the price spectrum. [Read more...]
I finally got my hands on one of the hottest anti aging serums around – Boots No 7 Restore and Renew (now universally known under it’s British name of Protect and Perfect Skin Serum).
I gave up begging at my local Boots store and finally placed an order on the internet via the Boots UK website. My little parcel arrived last week and I’ve been using it ever since. [Read more...]
If you’re still looking for the Boots No7 anti aging serum Protect and Perfect the good news is that it’s in stock at last!
Recently the exhausted Sales Assistant in my local Boots store – five miles away – said she wished she could have £1 for every time someone had asked her for the product. [Read more...]
‘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.