Fragrance lovers can save 50% on the Jimmy Choo Eau de Parfum at Boots, with the 100ml bottle dropping from £99 to £49.50.
Described as a compliment magnet, the amber perfume opens with sweet Italian orange, features a tiger orchid heart, and finishes with a gourmand toffee base. Reviewers note that it lasts for hours with just a few sprays.
Other half-price favourites at Boots
The deal joins other discounted designer perfumes, including YSL Black Opium Eau de Parfum (now £68.50 instead of £137) and Lancôme La Vie Est Belle Rose Extraordinaire Eau de Parfum 50ml (down to £53 from £106).
One shopper wrote: "Absolutely stunning fragrance, strong smelling and long lasting. I have had compliments every time I’ve worn it! It’s definitely worth the price and has made it onto my daughters Christmas list."
Another fan said: "This perfume has a lovely fragrance, it's strong but gentle at the same time and quite a sexy smell. It lasts well and I have had lots of compliments when wearing it. It’s my new favourite and I am definitely going to buy more."
However, not everyone was convinced. One customer commented: "Not my type of scent. I personally wouldn’t purchase this for the long term as a regular but that is my preference. When I did use I received a lot of compliments asking what I was wearing. Is lovely just not personally my favourite."
Jo Malone launches limited edition colognes
In other fragrance news, Jo Malone has introduced three limited edition colognes for the new season: Carrot Blossom, Scarlet Beetroot, and Velvety Butternut. The latter, a woody gourmand scent, features notes of smooth butternut, warm tonka bean, and patchouli, with a fresh ginger opening. Priced at £59 for 30ml, it is described as "moreish" and suitable for day and night.
Armani Code deal at LookFantastic
Meanwhile, LookFantastic has reduced the Armani Code Eau de Parfum 125ml by 40%, from £115 to £69. The 50ml version is also discounted, from £75 to £60. The amber-wood fragrance is said to smell "rich" and offers long-lasting wear without the need for reapplication.
