When is the 2023 Boots 70% off sale?
BOOTS is expected to launch a huge sale with discounts of up to 70% across health, beauty and fragrance products.
The high street giant usually offers shoppers massive discounts in January, so it’s likely to slash prices in the next few weeks.
Boots’ annual 70% off sale gives shoppers the chance to bag a bargain as the retailer clears out leftover Christmas stock.
Whether you’re planning to stock up on presents for the 2023 festive season, or just want to treat yourself, there’s usually something for everyone in the sale.
We explain everything we know so far about when the Boots 70% off sale will launch.
When is the Boots 70% off sale?
Boots hasn’t yet confirmed when the 70% off sale will be launched, but it’s usually in January.
But last year, shoppers had to wait until March to get their hands on the best deals.
And discounts were only available in stores and not online.
Keep an eye out for an announcement and we’ll update this article when the date is revealed.
As stock will vary from branch to branch, the bargains you can get will vary depending on what is in your local store.
Boots has more than 2,300 stores across the UK and you prepare by finding your nearest one using the store locator tool on its website.
We’ve asked Boots whether the deals will be online this year, so we’ll let you know when the retailer confirms.
What discounts will be available?
As the sale is yet to be confirmed, it’s not clear exactly what deals will be available to shoppers.
But the last 70% off sale included discounts on big name brands such as Yankee Candle, No7 and Soap and Glory.
Boots’ No 7 brand was also discounted, with a skincare gift set on sale for £5.40 down from £18 – a reduction of £12.60.
Last year you could also save £7 on a Soap and Glory set, which was reduced from £10 to just £3.
If you can’t wait until later this month, Boots is currently offering up to half price on thousands of products including make up, electronics and perfume.
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