Shoppers race to Savers to get their hands on a £4.99 product that’s just hit the shelves – it’s ‘Botox in a bottle’
SHOPPERS are racing to Savers to get their hands on their new £4.99 product that’s just hit the shelves.
The beauty product has been dubbed ‘Botox in a bottle,’ as it provides a total anti-ageing effect formulated with a Botox-like tripetide.
The budget retail store is selling and cream by a Spanish brand called Babaria.
Lou, who is known as on TikTok, shared a review of both the serum and the cream on her social media page.
Talking about the ingredients displayed, she says: “It does say at the top that the cream provides a total anti-ageing effect formulated with a Botox-like tripeptide.
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“It reduces wrinkles and has antioxidants, especially suitable for mature skin. So that's the only thing that I could get.”
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She continues: “I've just used it on my face and the only feedback that I can give is that if you've got really oily skin it would definitely be good for you.
“What I found was that it's really hydrating, but like a lot of my other creams, they sit on your skin and they kind of make you feel greasy all day.
“This didn't. It soaked straight into my skin and it stayed like it. So although my skin still looked really hydrated, it didn't sit on the top of my skin.
“So if you've got oily skin then it's definitely one for you.”
The ingredients include: Aqua (Water), Glycerin, Dipeptide Diaminobutyroyl Benzylamide Diacetate, Isopropyl Myristate, Parfum (Fragrance), Phenoxyethanol, Polyacrylate-13, Acrylates/Vinyl Isodecanoate Crosspolymer, Ethylhexylglycerin, Polyisobutene, Polysorbate 20, Sorbitan Isostearate, Sodium Hydroxide.
Talking about the product, the Savers website explained: “Babaria's Botox Effect serum provides a global anti-ageing effect, formulated with Botox-like Tripeptide, it visibly smooths wrinkles and relaxes the face.”
We previously revealed how Cara De La Hoyde has shared her go-to beauty hack for tightening up “loose” skin, and the best part? It’s only £4.
Speaking on her podcast, The School Runway, the 34-year-old revealed her weekly must-have, which you can pick up cheaply while on holiday.
The Love Island star mentioned that both she and her husband, Nathan Massey, 32, are big fans of using Tretinoin.
Cara explained: "They call it Botox in a bottle. Nathan and I both use it, and before I started, my skin was really loose. This stuff tightens your skin."
Tretinoin, a derivative of Vitamin A, is highly praised in the skincare community for its ability to reduce both wrinkles and acne.
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