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Boots’ coveted £10 Tuesday sale is back, and the bargains are hotter than a July heatwave. Every Tuesday, this high street darling handpicks a variety of essentials and slashes their prices to a mere £10, with discounts often reaching an astounding 40–75% off RRP.
While skincare typically steals the spotlight (and deservedly so), the offer spans a broad range – think beauty tech, dental care, grooming gems, bath and body luxuries, and makeup bag must-haves. This week, we’re eyeing a standout that rarely features in sales: Weleda’s Skin Food Body Butter. Normally, a 150ml tub of this would cost you £21.95, but today it’s been reduced to £10 for 24 hours only, offering you a near-£12 saving.
If you’re already obsessed with the cult Weleda Skin Food, get ready to fall even deeper for its ultra-nourishing sibling: Skin Food Body Butter. Packaged in a generous tub, this sumptuously rich body moisturiser harnesses the same botanical brilliance – viola tricolour, calendula and chamomile – with an extra boost from organic shea and cocoa butters. The texture is indulgent yet non-greasy, melts effortlessly into skin post-shower, and leaves your skin enveloped in moisture with a soothing hint of lavender and invigorating orange, reports the Mirror.
The Skin Food range is a firm favourite among beauty aficionados and celebrities alike, with Meghan Markle, Gwyneth Paltrow, Victoria Beckham, and Hailey Bieber among its high-profile fans. The body butter, in particular, is hailed as a standout product in the collection. Reviewers on Boots have dubbed it a winter essential, while repeat customers rave about its ability to transform dry skin on their legs and arms for summer, giving them the confidence to rock dresses and short sleeves.
Weleda’s Skin Food Body Butter
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One glowing 5-star review shares: “I have VERY VERY dry skin on my legs and with one use this product changed all of that for years I spent a fortune on moisturisers that never worked. A small amount goes a long way, £10 deal is excellent. 5 stars.”
Another satisfied user exclaims: “Absolutely Fantastic body moisturiser. I’ve used a lot over the years, and this one is really wonderful. My legs start to look dry during summer. This butter keeps them soft for 48 hours. It’s brilliant, and I would highly recommend it. The company themselves are also worth a look!”.
A third customer reveals: “I was using a far more expensive brand similar to this cream up until a friend recommended it to me for dry patches and hand cream. That was 5 years ago. I’ve been buying it ever since and introduced it to my mother. I’ve also started wearing it on my face at night. It feels a bit heavy on your face at first, but give it time to do its magic, and you won’t regret it. Great cream to restore your skin, especially during the winter months.”
A fourth fan raves: “I gotta say, WELEDA Skin Food Body Butter is a game-changer! This stuff is like a creamy dream for your skin. It’s so rich and nourishing, it feels like a treat. I’ve been using it for a while now, and my skin has never felt so soft and hydrated. Plus, it has a lovely, subtle scent that’s not overpowering. I’m officially hooked! If you haven’t tried it yet, you’re missing out.”
Yet, the same enthusiast adds a note of caution: “While I’m head over heels for WELEDA Skin Food Body Butter, it’s only fair to mention a couple of downsides. It can feel a bit heavy, especially if you apply too much, so it might not be ideal for those who prefer a lighter lotion. Also, the price is a bit on the higher side for a body butter.”
Missed the £10 Tuesday deal? Don’t fret, Ocado is also offering the Weleda Skin Food Body Butter for a tenner right now. In search of more body butter bargains? LookFantastic is dishing out Garnier’s Body Superfood Repairing Body Butter for £5, down from £9.99. Or why not indulge in The Body Shop’s Mango Body Yogurt, currently a sunny bargain at £13?
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