The best Boots £10 Tuesday offers including deals with No7, Nivea and Olay

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The best Boots £10 Tuesday offers including deals with No7, Nivea and Olay

For just 24 hours, customers can get their hands on some of Boots’ most popular products such as fake tanning drops, baby milk and CBD oil. So, if you're looking to stock up on some beauty essentials, you might want to get your notepads out.

There are currently deals on some best-selling makeup, serums and skin-care products from some of Boots' most wanted brands such as Olay, Soap & Glory, No7 and Oral B. And everyone can be bagged for just a tenner.

We've rounded up some of the best deals on offer, but you need to hurry as the deal ends today.

L'Oreal Paris Revitalift Laser Renew Anti Ageing Eye Cream
There are currently deals on some best-selling makeup, serums and skin-care products

This advanced anti-ageing care pen is the perfect remedy for reducing appearance of wrinkles. The triple action eye cream works to refirm eye contours and reduce appearance of eye bags, formulated with caffeine and hyaluronic acid.

One happy shopper said: "I used to have terrible dark circles thanks to this product my puffiness has reduced, my eyes are so much brighter now and even no more lines either. I highly recommend this plus would love to show a before and after."

You can buy the eye cream from Boots here.

Olay Total Effects Anti-Ageing 7in1 BB Cream
The BB cream adds a touch of foundation and enhances the skin's surface

If you're desperate for even skin tone, smoother texture and reduce the appearance of wrinkles, you need to run to Boots and buy this product. The BB cream adds a touch of foundation and enhances the skin's surface whilst refining your pores.

One 5* review said: "Love this moisturiser with slight tint, I am 55 and get so many comments about my skin which I believe, has a lot to do with this product as I use it every day. I was brought up with Olay as my mum used it too, she also had a lovely completion."

One negative review commented: "Skin looks dusky rather than having a glow. Not happy and just wasted money. I prefer the normal anti-ageing version, SPF15, daily moisturiser."

You can buy the BB cream from Boots here.

This product is ideal for your beauty regime and to eliminate shows and glare. Positive features include 360° lighting around the mirror which makes it perfect for make-up application and grooming.

One person left a 5* review saying: "Great quality and stunning mirror strength, really like the colour." One person who left a negative review said: "Not anywhere near as good as I expected from information. Magnification not good enough and for it to be half price two weeks later is a real kick in the teeth."

You can buy the mirror here.

Other deals on offer include:

You can see the full list of deals from Boots here.

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