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If you're a member of the Boots Advantage Card* scheme, check your email on the first of the month of your birthday, and you should receive information on how to claim double points for your birthday month via the Boots app*.
You'll need to add the promotion manually to your Advantage Card via the app before swiping it in store, or you won't get your double birthday points.
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Boots Advantage cardholders aged 60 or over can get eight Advantage Card points per £1 spent (usually three per £1) on Boots branded products by signing up to Boots Health Club*. To redeem the extra points, you will need to present your Boots Advantage card at the checkout.
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There are always ways to save money at Boots*, so even if there isn’t a cracking deal out there that works for you, don’t assume you can’t cut your costs.
Ways to save include:
- Exclusive offers for Advantage Card customers. If you sign up to the Boots Advantage Card* it will allow you access to personalised coupons and discounts via the Boots app* (available on iOS and Android), as well as let you know about promotional offers such as regular triple points events and competitions.
- Coupons, cashback and freebies. Look out for coupons/freebies with products, such as around the neck of liquid soap bottles, or online for coupons and cashback to save on your shopping (see our regularly updated coupons list). Make sure you look out for coupons in store inside the free Health & Beauty magazine, or freebies attached to the magazine cover as well as coupons on receipts, such as £5 off No 7.
- Check out similar retailers, eg, Superdrug. If you’re not committed to buying from Boots, check out our deals from Superdrug where they may have a better offer.
- Had a problem with Boots? There’s a free online tool you can use to complain – it helps draft, manage and if necessary escalate your complaint. It’s offered by a firm called Resolver, which we like so much we work with it to help people get complaints justice – you can use it to complain to Boots*.
If you spot any hot deals out there we have missed (we are human after all!), please let us know in the MSE forum, email us, or via Twitter @MSE_Deals.
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If you have a Boots Advantage Card, you can get personalised offers and discounts at Boots* by downloading the Boots app. The offers vary for each person, as they are tailored to your shopping habits.
How to get the app and offers
- Download the Boots app* via the App Store or Google Play.
- Go to 'My offers' and sign in using your Advantage Card number. This links your card to the app and you can then select offers by loading them onto your card.
- Choose the offers you'd like to use in 'Offers just for me' and select 'Load offer to Advantage Card'.
- Next time you use your Advantage Card, the cashier or self-checkout will ask you if you want to use the offer in that transaction.
What can I get?
These are some examples of offers we've seen when trying the app (of course as the offers are personalised, not everyone will receive the same ones):
- 100 points when you buy New Soap and Glory
- 300 points when you spend £10 on Boots Own Brand products
- 400 points when you spend £20 or more in a single transaction
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Trick to get 30% off all Boots No7 beauty, and it can be stacked with other deals
For example, get No7 Future Renew serum for £18 (normally £43). Online only
ExpiredWe've a trick to get a big discount on No7 beauty products online, but it's not on for long so you'll need to go quick... If you sign up to the No7 beauty Advent calendar waitlist*, you'll be given a code for 30% off No7 products, valid until 11.59pm on Wednesday 20 September. Once you've filled in your details, the code should be on the page where the sign-up box was.
Signing up to the waitlist means Boots will email you a link when its No7 Advent calendar is available (we'll do our analysis on it closer to the time), but there's no obligation to buy it, so you can just sign up to get the 30% off code.
Boots confirmed to us that the code's valid on all No7 branded items, and it can be stacked with other offers.
To really max the deal, look for items that are both 3for2 AND 'save up to 20% off'
We found the popular No7 Future Renew collection was included in these offers, so you can make some big savings if you've been waiting to try these products. Here are a couple of examples of how you can use the 30% off code and stack it with the other deals:
- 3x Future Renew Serum*, 50ml – £18.04 each after deals stack (normally £42.95 each). It's £38.65 in the 'up to 20% off' deal. Add three to your basket and you'll get one 'free' as part of the 3for2 offer, making it £77.30 for three. Add the 30% off code at the checkout, and it drops to £54.11 – a huge saving of £74.74 on the normal price.
- 1x Future Renew serum*, 50ml; 1x Day cream*, 50ml; 1x Night cream*, 50ml – £16.35 each after deals stack (normally £34.95 to £42.95 each). With the 'up to 20% off' deal, the serum is £38.65 and the creams are £31.45 each. Add one of each product to your basket to get one of the creams 'free', and it's now £70.10 for three. Add the 30% off code, and it drops to £49.06 – a whopping saving of £63.79 on the normal price.
- 3x Future Renew Serum*, 50ml – £18.04 each after deals stack (normally £42.95 each). It's £38.65 in the 'up to 20% off' deal. Add three to your basket and you'll get one 'free' as part of the 3for2 offer, making it £77.30 for three. Add the 30% off code at the checkout, and it drops to £54.11 – a huge saving of £74.74 on the normal price.
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£93 of skincare for £32 at Boots
Nine-item set including Kiehl's, Liz Earle, Origins and MAC
ExpiredIf you go online to Boots, you can get its new 'Skin Refresh Beauty Box'* for £32 delivered, while stock lasts. It contains nine skincare items including big brands such as Kiehl's, Liz Earle, Origins, MAC and more – see below for the full list. Boots reckon the contents are worth £83, but we calculated it to be more like £93 if you were to buy all the products individually.
Similar boxes have sold out within a day or two in the past, so if you want this it's best to go quick.
Here's the full contents, with sizes provided by Boots, plus our calculations:
- Liz Earle Skin Repair Gel Cream, 15ml – £8 at Boots
- Grown Alchemist Deep Cleansing Masque, 75ml – £25 at Lookfantastic
- Kiehl's Calendula Foaming Wash, 30ml – £3.98 based on full-size 230ml at Boots
- MAC Hyper Real Skincanvas Balm, 5ml – £6 based on full-size 15ml at Boots
- Wishful Get Even Rose Oil, 10ml – £22 at Huda Beauty
- Shiseido Ultimune Power Infusing Eye Concentrate, 3ml – £7.28 based on full-size 15ml at Lookfantastic (currently on sale)
- REN Clean Skincare Overnight Glow Dark Spot Sleeping Cream, 10ml – £13.33 based on full-size 15ml at Lookfantastic
- Dr Jart Vital Hydra Solution Biome Water Cream, 10ml – £6 based on full-size 50ml at Boots
- Origins Dr Weil Mega Mushroom Treatment Lotion, 7ml – £1.05 based on full-size 200ml at M&S
For more beauty offers, see our Cheap make-up and beauty deals round-up.
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