This gift edit is on the pricier side, but it's amazing value for fans of luxury skincare brands who might be hesitant about committing to full sizes. It's worth £420 but can be yours for £90, saving over 75% in value.

Inside the Supreme edit, skincare enthusiasts can find seven products from luxury brands including serums and creams. Considering prices for the full-sized versions of each product individually range from £90 to £240, the set is a great way to try them for a fraction of the price. There are two full-size products, but the rest are special mini versions that have been put together for this edit.

There is a 50ml foam cleanser by La Prairie to start you off with a clean canvas, but the serums are the stars of the show. You get a full-sized 30ml Zelens Power D Fortifying and Restoring Serum, which aims to strengthen the skin barrier, and a 15ml Bioeffect EGF Serum, which also comes in a full size.

There are also two deluxe-sized 5ml serums: Vintner's Daughter Active Botanical Serum, a blend of 22 botanicals that targets pigmentation, fine lines, and loss of elasticity (it normally costs £205 per 30ml), and 111SKIN's Repair Serum NAC Y2, which aims to target texture and firm the skin.

The most expensive product in the Supreme edit is a 7ml pot of The Ultimate Soothing Cream by Augustinus Bader, which usually retails for £240 in its full size. This moisturiser

To complete the lineup, Omorovicza offers a travel-sized 10ml body serum. This serum uses ingredients normally found in face serums to help hydrate the body.

Skincare fans who went for this edit were mostly happy with the selection, especially the full-size products.

One said: "Fantastic value. Bought it mainly because I was nearly out of the EGF serum so the extra products were a huge bonus, especially the full size serums and La Prairie premium product. Some products are merely samples but overall a bargain given the ideal opportunity to test out other items."

Another said they got it to save on specific products: "I got this for the EGF serum, I love that serum and edits are always cheaper if you're going to buy it anyway. That said, the other products in here are great and although a lot are very small the two full sizes do make it worthwhile as long as you use at least one of them."

They concluded: "I think this is great value but not for everyone."

A third review shared the sentiment, but found the set pricy, saying: "Worth the price for the full size serums. The other products are samples but nice selection to try. Wish it had been a bit less expensive as [it's] not as good price wise as other edits but you still save against the price of the full sizes."

There were also shoppers who were disappointed with the selection, with one saying: "Lots of sample sizes. Was looking forward to this edit but meh it's not great."

Unless you have your eye on a specific product, the other two gift boxes might be better suited for shoppers on a budget.

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