Kate Middleton's 'Botox in a bottle' skin gel is the cheapest we've ever seen it - we're snapping it up ASAP
The Princess of Wales is reportedly a fan of the Biotulin Supreme Skin Gel - and it's discounted today


Recent updates
We have checked the prices on the Biotuin Supreme Skin Gel deals featured here and the prices as of 11:00 on 19th December are correct.
The Biotuin Supreme Skin Gel is said to be a part of the Princess of Wales's skincare stash - and it's been hailed as a natural alternative to Botox thanks to its wrinkle reducing powers.
When it comes to choosing from all of the skincare on the market, with everything from red light therapy devices to endless serums and moisturisers, it can be overwhelming. That's why we love when we discover a product that not only has rave reviews but is reportedly loved by the Princess of Wales.
The Biotulin Supreme Skin Gel often goes on sale at Amazon, but today it is at its lowest ever price of £28.60 down from £44. Bottles of the stuff were slashed to £29 during the Black Friday sales - and now there's another chance to secure a big discount.
Shop Biotulin Supreme Skin Gel
Developed and produced in Germany, the impact of the key ingredient in Biotulin Supreme Skin Gel has been compared to Botox injections, without the need for needles.
The serum, that has been likened to a natural Botox in a bottle, is said to be one that is Kate Middleton-approved. Right now, you can get your hands on a bottle of the stuff for an incredible £28.60 instead of £44 - so it's the perfect time to try it out if you've had it on your beauty wishlist for a while.
It's even been claimed by a rep for the Biotulin brand that the Princess of Wales is such a fan of the stuff that she even recommended it to former First Lady, Michelle Obama.
Meanwhile, Michelle's makeup artist, Carl Ray, reportedly told Celebrities Style, "Michelle Obama has been using this organic Botox gel regularly on the recommendation of Kate Middleton."
The German powerhouse product mimics the powers of Botox without the needles, using a plant-derived local anaesthetic ingredient called spilanthol. Biotulin claim that the Supreme Skin Gel can provide up to 25% wrinkle reduction just an hour after application and can be re-applied throughout the day to maintain a reduce the look of lines and wrinkles around the eyes and on the forehead.
Sign up for the woman&home newsletter
Sign up to our free daily email for the latest royal and entertainment news, interesting opinion, expert advice on styling and beauty trends, and no-nonsense guides to the health and wellness questions you want answered.
With results that can last up to 24 hours, the product description of the Supreme Skin Gel reads, "Biotulin gel is incredibly economical – only a small amount is needed. Apply a small drop of Biotulin Gel evenly on the face and neck area and massage gently into the skin."
And there's no need to worry about freezing your expressions or altering your features in the way Botox can. Biotulin add, "Unlike needle injections, it does not numb your face or restrict your facial expressions. Your features will still be reanimated and beautiful."
The Supreme Skin Gel has received plenty of reviews from happy shoppers who have secured a bottle of the stuff for themselves.
"Love this !! I have really seen a difference and will continue to use it," one wrote, adding they wish it would come "in a larger bottle".
Another wrote, "I wished I had found this sooner. It is a very nice product and feels good on the skin. this is a serum and not sticky like cream. Once applied you don't realise you've put it on. 10/10."
"I love the tightening feel this product has on my face upon applying," one more skincare fan added.

Caitlin is News Editor for woman&home, covering all things royal, celeb, fashion, beauty and lifestyle. Caitlin started on local papers and titles such as Cosmopolitan, Now, Reveal and Take a Break while studying for her Multimedia Journalism degree. She also worked in Fashion PR as a Press Assistant for Arcadia's Topshop before becoming a part of the Now team. Caitlin went on to add the likes of Woman, GoodtoKnow, WhatToWatch and woman&home to her writing repertoire before moving on to her current role.
-
Michelle Pfeiffer just schooled us on how chic and effortless a side-parting can be - and we're taking notes for summer
Forget polished styles, Michelle Pfeiffer's tousled look is so much more appealing
-
Are Jacqui and Clint from MAFS Australia still together?
They had a rockier journey to love than most, but have the shock MAFS 2025 couple stayed together?
-
Bored of middle partings? Michelle Pfeiffer's side-swept hair radiates effortless chic
Forget polished styles, Michelle Pfeiffer's tousled look is so much more appealing
-
Stuck for pedicure ideas? Victoria Beckham's birthday mani-pedi is a lesson in coordination
Unsurprisingly, Victoria Beckham's nails look as posh as ever
-
Amanda Holden has bought this versatile balm from the 1930s on repeat throughout her life
The nearly century-old buy has earned cult status as the ultimate beauty multitasker
-
Juliette Binoche's patent black nails are a lesson in French style - and not following every spring trend
Sure, lavender and lilac are pretty - but if French women say black nails are in for spring, so do we
-
Victoria Beckham ‘constantly returns to’ this iconic nude lip look - and she's just revealed the exact products she uses
Both versatile and incredibly wearable, Victoria Beckham's recognisable pinky-nude lip combination has never been easier to recreate
-
Sarah Jessica Parker just tried spring's favourite new wavy hair trend - and she gave it such a stylish twist
And just like that, Sarah Jessica Parker has officially hopped on board the 'Ghost Wave' hair trend for spring.
-
I've finally found the volumising mascara behind Demi Moore's defined, full lashes
Promising buildable length and volume, the actress' mascara of choice turns out to be a favourite of our beauty team, too
-
You can keep your cold, powdery pastels this spring - we're requesting lilac nails instead
Milky lavender hues are trending, but if you suit warmer nail colours, this pink-toned pastel could be right up your street