Boots shoppers race to buy £140 Korean and Japanese skincare box for just £35

The box has been flying off virtual shelves – with no signs of slowing down

Boots shoppers have been racing to get their hands on a Korean and Japanese skincare box with huge savings of more than £105. Boots K+J Beauty Skin Edit has gone viral, and has been flying off the virtual shelves since its release – with no signs of slowing down as we approach Christmas.

Priced at just £35, the Boots K+J Beauty Skin Edit is packed with nine skin-boosting products which have a combined total of more than £140 when bought separately. The beauty box contains no less than six full-sized products, with three travel sizes also included.

Inside the Boots K+J Beauty Skin Edit you’ll find everything from firming collagen masks, to rejuvenating cream, a sun stick, toner pads, and more. Just some of the viral names you’ll find inside the Boots box are Beauty Of Joseon and Biodance, along with some lesser known brands like Dr. Reju and Purito.

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Box contains:

• Beauty Of Joseon Matte Sun Stick, Mugwort + Camilia, 18G – Full Size
• Dr.Reju-All Advanced Pdrn Rejuvenating Cream, 20ML – Full Size
• Dr Jart Hydro Firming Mask With Hydrolysed Collagen, 30G – Full Size
• Haru Haru Wonder Black Rice Bakuchiol Eye Cream, 20ML – Full Size
• Laka Fruity Glam Tint – Shade Salty, 1.6G – Full Size
• Curel Deep Moisture Spray, 60G – Full Size
• Biodance Collagen Gel Toner Pads, 10PK
• Purito Oat-In Calming Gel Cream, 100ML
• Genabelle Pdrn Vita Toning Ampoule, 30ML

The Boots K+J Beauty Skin Edit has gained nothing but five star reviews on the Boots website so far, with one shopper writing: “This is my first time trying a Boots box and I am so pleased! The value for money is great with so many full size products, and these skin care products are a dream. My face is glowing and feels so soft. K & J skincare is definitely the future!”

The Korean beauty movement has taken the western market by storm, with thousands of shoppers ditching their usual routines in favour of their natural ingredients and incredibly anti-ageing results.

If you’re looking for a new routine, it’s worth considering the Medicube collagen routine, which costs £75 at LookFantastic. The Medicube Collagen Routine features a trio of potent skincare must-haves, designed to support skin that looks smooth, hydrated and luminous.

Alternatively, Selfridges’ The K-Beauty Skincare Kit is worth £129, but costs just £60 on the brand’s website. This is bound to be a huge hit come gifting season, and will delight any fan of K-beauty.

Slightly cheaper than Selfridges’ offering is Sephora’s Best of K-Beauty Set, priced at £45. This set contains many cult products.

In other K beauty news, a newly launched moisturiser has been gaining some rave reviews, said to be ideal for those with sensitive or “stressed” skin reports the Liverpool Echo. The TirTir Matcha Calming Cream 50ml is available for £21 at Sephora, Boots and Amazon.

With a bouncy, “pudding-like” texture, the moisturiser is powered by restorative matcha DNA, vegan collagen and a 13-peptide complex. This innovative blend provides the skin with 24 hours of hydration, while strengthening the skin barrier for firmer, more resilient skin.

The refreshing Matcha Calming Cream is new to the market but has already gained glowing reviews on Sephora’s website. One user said: “I really like the Tir Tir Calming Matcha Cream — it feels super soothing on my skin and doesn’t irritate even when my cheeks are sensitive.”