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£54 Sanctuary Spa 'Ultimate Self-care Spa' set for £26.50
Boots 'Star Gift', including body butter, bath foam, sleep mist & more
ExpiredIf you go online at Boots* or into one of its larger stores (find your nearest*), you can pick up a Sanctuary Spa 'The Ultimate Self-care Spa' set for £26.50, while stock lasts. The seven-piece set usually sells for £54, but with this Boots 'Star Gift' deal, you're saving just over 50%. Delivery's free, as is click & collect.
Here's the contents of the set, along with the cheapest price we found if buying the items individually:
- Signature Collection Bath Foam, 250ml – £7 (or £4.66 member price) at Superdrug
- Signature Collection Body Wash, 250ml – £7 (or £4.66 member price) at Superdrug
- Signature Natural Oils Melting Pearls Body Butter, 300ml – £12 on offer (normally £16) at Ocado
- Signature Collection Heel Balm, 75ml – £7.50 (or £5.63 with Advantage Card) at Boots
- Lily & Rose Collection Body Wash, 75ml – worth £2.10 (£1.40 member price) based on full-size 250ml at Superdrug
- Lily & Rose Collection Body Lotion, 250ml – £7.50 (£4.99 member price) at Superdrug
- Wellness Solutions Sleep Mist, 100ml – £12.50 (or £9.38 with Advantage Card) at Boots
- Body Puff – Not available separately. Similar product, £2 at Boots.
If you were to buy the contents separately (excluding the gift box), we calculated you'd spend £45 when factoring in loyalty card schemes' special prices (Superdrug Health & Beautycard and Boots Advantage), or £58 without loyalty scheme prices.
These Sanctuary Spa sets are usually popular with MoneySavers, so go quick if you want this. For other beauty offers, see our Cheap make-up & beauty round-up.
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£24.50 Sanctuary Spa 'Self-care Staycation' set (normally £50)
Boots 'Star Gift' including body butter, hand cream, sleep mist & more
ExpiredIf you buy online at Boots* or go into one of its larger stores, you can pick up a Sanctuary Spa 'Self-care Staycation' set for £24.50 until 11.59pm on Wednesday 30 November, or while stock lasts. The set usually sells for £50, so this is just better than half price.
Delivery's £3.75 or you can collect in a store for free. As the free delivery threshold is £25, you can avoid the delivery charge by adding an additional cheap item costing at least 50p but less than £3.75 – something you'll use – for example we spotted 50p pocket tissues* or hand wash*. That way, you'll pay much less and have an extra item.
These Sanctuary Spa sets are often popular with MoneySavers, so go quick if you want this. For other beauty sets, see our Cheap make-up & beauty page.
MSE Olivia says:
If you don't need this set all for yourself, you could easily split it up into several gifts for family/friends. The skincare items in the set include:
Product Description & size Current Boots price 
Signature Collection Body Wash, 250ml £7 
Signature Collection Heel Balm, 75ml
£7.50 
Signature Collection Hand Cream, 75ml £6 
Signature Collection Bath Float, 150ml £3.75 based on the full-size 500ml version 
Wellness Solutions Sleep Mist, 100ml £12.50
Signature Collection Body Butter, 300ml £12.50 
Signature Natural Oils Salt Scrub Mini, 60g £2
The Sanctuary body puff can't be bought separately, but if you were to buy the rest of the items individually, those alone would come to £51.25 – so I reckon this is a decent deal for £24.50.
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