I'm a fan of Boots own brand stuff because of the purse-friendly price tags, and because the products aren't of a noticeably lesser quality than more expensively-priced brands. This is not the case for all Boots own brand products, and in my opinion this is one of these: it isn't terrible, but it's also not as good as I was expecting. So, in detail: The translucent plastic tube stands on a white translucent plastic flip-top lid. On the front is the tea tree and witch hazel brand information, as well as the Boots logo so it's clear it is theirs and theirs alone. On the back are ingredients, claims of what the moisturiser does, and directions for ...  Read the complete review

When you have dark hair and olive skin, the usual suffering is oily skin. unfortunately I tend to shine like a star when I haven't applied any face powder or washed my face to the point of rubbing layers of skin off. I was happy to check the boots advantage card boot to find that they were giving me this item for free if I printed the ticket and produced it at the tills. Usual price is £3.59 and I can honestly say it would be worth every penny. I applied it to my face after I had washed in the morning and applied it thinly to my face rubbing it in well. The instructions on the tube suggests using in the morning after cleansing which is what I had done. It ...  Read the complete review

I always put my advantage card in the machine at Boots when I go in but I never seem to get deals that suit me however I managed to bag this moisturiser for free from the machine so was very pleased! I had used some of these Boots products in my early twenties and really liked the products so was quite pleased as for all I hadn't thought of trying the products again I was pleased to be handed the opportunity. This products is one of Boots own and there are a number of different items in the range to take care of your skin, this one currently costs £3.59 for a tube which holds 75mls of product which is really great value in my opinion as you can spend a ...  Read the complete review

I don't have very oily skin. In fact my skin is often a lot more dry than oily. However with all the very moisturising products I'd been using for the drier areas, my T-zone became a little oily as a result. Not wanting to reverse the effects my night moisturiser had been having on reducing dryness in my skin, I wanted to find a product I could use to simply help control the excess oil. Having used some of the Tea Tree & Witch Hazel products already with good results, I thought I might as well give their Shine Control Daily Moisturiser a go. Unlike the rest of the Boots Tea Tree & Witch Hazel line, this moisturiser does not mention anything about ...  Read the complete review