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Future Renew is a new range from no 7 under Boots.

“A WORLD FIRST peptide technology from the UK’s No1 skincare brand. After 15 years of scientific research… No7 brings you a brand NEW range. Future Renew powered by pepticology™, a world first peptide technology”

This got a lot of press online and I am always sceptical. I do follow an instagram account from Claire Coleman, who is know for cutting through the bulls**t

She wrote a piece about this range, and stated that the only product worth getting is the serum. I thought I would try the whole range for the month of May and see how I get it . If it upset my skin then I would return this within the week. I was really nervous, using these products. I have never used the no 7 brand before.

Having used this for the month of May, I was surprised how much I liked how easy this range was. The unique blend of patent-pending peptides in the No7 Future Renew Damage Reversal collection can’t be found in any other product on the market. The range is made up of a serum, night cream and SPF 40 day cream, priced at £34.95 each (or £42.95 for a 50ml serum), and an eye cream (£24.95). Other key ingredients include niacinamide (to improve skin tone) vitamin C (to fight damaging free radicals), and hyaluronic acid (for hydration).

I will most likely buy both the day and night cream again and the serum is a no brainer. It will take the place of three serums, something I have been looking for some time. The day cream with an added SPF 40 could be perfect for the winter months. The night cream feels cooling on my every changing skin. I did repurchase the bigger serum as I had a voucher for money off.

The no 7 future renew range is a pleasant surprise for me and I would recommend it to anyone going through perimenopause.