Shoppers are flocking to Boots stores nationwide as the popular retail chain offers an incredible 90% off on a wide range of beauty products, candles, perfumes, make-up, and gift sets. The sale has seen customers snapping up items for as low as 50p, leading to massive savings and viral social media posts showcasing their impressive hauls.
One savvy shopper shared her success on the Facebook group Extreme Couponing and Bargains UK, revealing that she saved over £1,100 on discounted products. She posted photos of her sofa completely covered with items from the sale, including Disney, Harry Potter, and Squid Games-themed goodies, perfect for gifts throughout the year. Her haul also featured Lilo and Stitch pencil cases, wizard-themed hand cream sets reduced from £10 to £1, and stylish Gaia candles ideal for home decor.
The shopper also stocked up on make-up, scoring three massive sets that were originally priced at £100 each but were marked down to just £10. Additionally, she found FCUK beauty gift boxes discounted from £28 to £2.80 and festival-style stick-on glitter. Tasty treats like Grow Your Own Biscuit sets and Leon products were also part of her impressive bargain buys.
The ongoing sale at Boots includes products from popular brands like Soap & Glory, No7, Disney, and FCUK. While some shoppers have been lucky to find a treasure trove of discounts, others noted that their local stores had limited stock.
Meanwhile, some shoppers have discovered clever ways to get even more out of the Boots sale. A thrifty mum from Manchester, Claire, took to TikTok to showcase her haul of viral anti-ageing skincare and beauty products, all obtained for free. Claire used points earned from the Scan2Recycle scheme, which allowed her to bag £110 worth of products without spending a penny.
With huge discounts and clever shopping hacks, the Boots 90% off sale is proving to be a hit among bargain hunters. Customers are encouraged to visit their local Boots stores soon, as stock is expected to sell out quickly.
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