Last July after some really bad news I went to Boots to spend like there was no tomorrow. I felt like cr*p and I really wanted to perk myself up, particularly my skin, so I asked the No.7 representitive for some advice. I explained to her that I have combination skin, quite an oily nose and chin, but a dry forehead and cheeks. I told her that I wasn't particularly worried about wrinkles, as I am only 25, but that I wanted to protect against aging and I wanted to do something about the traces of worry lines and around the mouth laughter lines I had. She recommended a skin care regime for me which I will briefly outline: Morning (Daily): ...  Read the complete review

I wandered into the Body Shop- pointed from my head to my toes saying to the assistant - "Do you do this in a smaller size and a younger model?". Disappointed by her response, I wandered over to Boots and decided to have a go at the problem one step at a time. Well I had to, I was being offered a seat on the bus, that is when it gets serious. I picked up a number of products, but the marketing line on the back of No.7 Line Lift was very persuasive.... "Magic away the years......" Quick, where do I pay? I need to get home, ( no doubt seated on the bus!), and get this tube open and working. Line Lift is a collagen ...  Read the complete review

When I recently used the Advantage Card machine in my local Boots, a voucher came up for half price No7 Line Lift cream (£6.75 ish instead of the usual £13.00), and I thought that I would try it. I had previously used a No.7 product which supposedly lifted lines and reduced age spots, but as this was some years ago, when I went to find it again, I presume that it had been discontinued and replaced with this. You get 20ml of line lift cream in a small plastic tube with a screw lid. It has a nozzle which is designed so that you can apply the cream directly to your wrinkle area. The cream contains a line filling collagen booster which should leave ...  Read the complete review