Boots is the one high-end store that makes me think of my mother. Boots and TK Maxx, I guess. But primarily Boots since I can’t think of a single trip to our neighborhood town center that wasn’t organized to include a walkthrough of Boots to “pick up some bits.” A trip to Boots, as we all know, wouldn’t be complete without at least a glance around the No. 7 stand. There were a lot of different brands represented on my mother’s dressing table, but No7 skincare was undoubtedly one of her favorites.
Boots is the one high-end store that makes me think of my mother. Boots and TK Maxx, I guess. But primarily Boots since I can’t think of a single trip to our neighborhood town center that wasn’t organized to include a walkthrough of Boots to “pick up some bits.” A trip to Boots, as we all know, wouldn’t be complete without at least a glance around the No. 7 stand. There were a lot of different brands represented on my mother’s dressing table, but No7 skincare was undoubtedly one of her favorites.
I had the good fortune to sample many of the Boots-owned brand’s best-selling products from my teen years to my 30s, and over the years I’ve accumulated a lot of favourites. From its founding in 1935, the company has provided consumers with an accessible, inexpensive option for nourishing skincare that felt luxurious and truly worked. There’s no disputing that the brand’s makeup is excellent, but the skincare is the true standout product, offering something for everyone’s skincare journey, whether they only wash and moisturize or go through at least seven stages in the morning.
Now, No7 offers a variety of products, including a well-liked retinol line and award-winning serums.
The company has no plans to cease anytime soon. In addition to having 900 highly trained No7 Boots Macmillan Beauty Advisers, No.7 released a popular Menopause line last year.
