No7 expands Good Intent range with six affordable beauty buys

No7's Good Intent Hydra Plump collection features a bouncy serum and moisturiser with peptides and panthenol.placeholder image
No7's Good Intent Hydra Plump collection features a bouncy serum and moisturiser with peptides and panthenol. | Boots

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Boots beauty favourite No7 has expanded its Good Intent skincare range with affordable new launches inspired by Korean beauty trends, promising glowing, hydrated skin without the luxury price tag.

Boots beauty favourite No7 has expanded its Good Intent skincare range with six affordable new products inspired by the latest beauty trends, promising glowing, hydrated skin without the luxury price tag.

If you've been tempted by the glass skin trend but can’t or won’t spend hundreds of pounds on skincare, No7's latest launches could be worth a look.

The much-loved Boots beauty brand has expanded its Good Intent collection, with new products including hydrating pads, serums, moisturisers and lip care.

Prices start at just £9.95, with none of the six products costing more than £14.95.

The new collection takes inspiration from the Korean beauty trend for glass skin, which is all about achieving a smooth, fresh and beautifully hydrated complexion.

Rather than covering up your skin with make-up, the idea is to concentrate on hydration and a healthy-looking glow.

What's new in the No7 Good Intent range?

The most affordable product in the new collection, this 8ml lip serum brings the growing popularity of milky skincare formulas to lip care. Designed to help keep lips feeling moisturised, it's an accessible little beauty treat for anyone looking to give their everyday lip routine an upgrade.

No7's Good Intent Skin Sip Milky Lip Serum costs just £9.95, making it the most affordable product in the brand's latest skincare launch.placeholder image
No7's Good Intent Skin Sip Milky Lip Serum costs just £9.95, making it the most affordable product in the brand's latest skincare launch. | Boots

Cleansing gets an update with this 150ml formula, which brings a cushiony foam texture to an everyday skincare essential. Designed to cleanse the skin and help improve its appearance, it's an interesting option for anyone looking to achieve a fresher-looking complexion without investing in an expensive cleanser.

Combining the appeal of a serum with the convenience of a facial mist, this 150ml product offers a lightweight approach to hydration. Its milky formula taps into the popularity of moisture-focused skincare, making it an appealing addition for anyone who loves the fresh, dewy look.

One of the most interesting additions to the collection, these pre-soaked skincare pads offer a convenient way to incorporate hydration into your routine. Each tub contains 80 pads, working out at around 19p each. It's a particularly appealing price for anyone curious about the toner pad trend popularised by Korean beauty brands.

No7's new Good Intent Skin Sip Hydrating Pads cost £14.95 for 80 pads, making them an affordable way to try the Korean-inspired skincare trend.placeholder image
No7's new Good Intent Skin Sip Hydrating Pads cost £14.95 for 80 pads, making them an affordable way to try the Korean-inspired skincare trend. | Boots

This 50g moisturiser brings the bouncy textures associated with Korean-inspired skincare to the Boots beauty aisle. Designed to deliver hydration and leave skin looking plumper, it's another option for anyone chasing that sought-after glass skin finish.

Completing the six-product launch is this 50ml serum, which focuses on hydration and a plumper-looking complexion. With its bouncy formula and affordable price tag, it offers another way to experiment with the latest skincare textures without paying premium beauty prices.

A little extra value at Boots

Boots is also offering a free gift with a £20 spend on selected No7 Good Intent products online, while stocks last.

With five of the six new products priced between £12.95 and £14.95, it's possible to try a couple of additions to your skincare routine without spending a fortune.

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