When does the Boots 70% off sale start?

BARGAIN hunters always look forward to Boots' mega 70% off sale.

The annual flash sale has run for the past six years and offers shoppers bargain basement prices.

But when is the sale happening and will it be 70% off this year? We explain everything you need to know.

When is the Boots sale?

Boots still hasn't confirmed exactly when the sale will start.

But we’ve got in touch with the retailer to ask and will update you as soon as we get more information.

Last year, the monster sale went live on January 31.

The sale is usually made up of leftover Christmas stock such as beauty sets and toys, rather than everyday essentials like toiletries or make-up.

Last year, Boots confirmed its fragrances will be part of the 70% off offer.

For example, shoppers could bag the Original Storm Trooper Eau de Toilette & Cufflinks set for £4.80, down from £16.

Again, it's not clear exactly which products will make the cut for the mammoth sale.

But we’ve got in touch with Boots to ask for information and will update you as soon as we know.

You may have a little while to wait until the 70% off Boots bonanza.

But in the meantime, you can still shop for some good deals.

The store currently has a sale on, and we've spotted items going for half price.

You can get this Ted Baker gift set, including bubble bath, a mask and a candle, for half price at £12.50.

And this Sanctuary Spa selection box, with items including body wash and hand cream, is going for a tenner, down from £20.

As Boots is an essential retailer, it’s still open under Covid rules, so you can get your shopping in store.

You can find your nearest branch here using the store locator tool.

If you’re not sure which shops can and can’t open in Tier 4, we’ve rounded up a list of the kinds of stores you can still visit.

And if you’re looking for some baby products at slashed prices, Boots are doing a sale, as well as retailers including Asda and Aldi.

We’ve also rounded up the best post-Christmas sales from other shops including Argos, Amazon and John Lewis.