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VfM4meplse wrote: »Got some liquid eyeliner in the Wembley Central store today but it wasn't Rimmel. They had some Hello Kitty liquid eyeliners as well, in strange shades (ie not black or brown). Also some Margaret Astor lip gloss - allegedly non-transferable but we shall see. If I end up with pink teeth or my hair gets caught on it (an unfortunate side effect of longish hair + breeze as any girl will attest to) I shall smile broadly
before asking for a full refund.
Also Wonka bars (100g) were 2 for £1, exp 10/14. I had to hunt for the millionaires shortbread but there was plenty of Creme brûl!e flavour left. All in all a good way to spend 10 minutes.
Eta: somehow I always thought that Wonka bars are a Cadburys creation.....have just realised they are Nestle! That has put me right off them. I shall have to give them away.
Hi Vfm4meplse
Can I ask why you don't like Nestle ?. Thanks0 -
VfM4meplse wrote: ».....Eta: somehow I always thought that Wonka bars are a Cadburys creation.....have just realised they are Nestle! That has put me right off them. I shall have to give them away.
How strange! For some reason I also thought they were Cadburys. Mind you I hadn't tried them otherwise I'd have quickly twigged as Cadbury's choc is sooooooo much nicer tasting than Nestle.
(And then there's the Nestle boycott thing as well but that's a whole other debate)0 -
constantworrier wrote: »Hi Vfm4meplse
Can I ask why you don't like Nestle ?. Thanks
This might help:
Nestl! is the target of a boycott because it contributes to the unnecessary death and suffering of infants around the world by aggressively marketing baby foods in breach of international marketing standards.
http://www.babymilkaction.org/nestlefree0 -
This might help:
Nestl! is the target of a boycott because it contributes to the unnecessary death and suffering of infants around the world by aggressively marketing baby foods in breach of international marketing standards.
http://www.babymilkaction.org/nestlefree
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Also, meant to add this and forgot. Union Street, Glasgow Poundland currently has these, but they come and go from different Poundlands, so it's not "new".
Good for the heat as a drink, or for freezing (which is how I remember them from my schooldays!). Kwenchy Kup box of 12 (6 x Orange, 6 x Raspberry).
I have read they were cheaper in Home Bargains a while back, but useful if you have a Poundland nearby and need supplies.0 -
Apologies if posted already
Poundland have packs of dehydrated compost that expands to 10L. It is actually made of coir - so if you are after the very expensive coir bricks at the minute - buy these instead - excellent quality at a fraction of the price the bricks are.
check this out - and it's been reduced - £1 a pack for 100g at Poundland0 -
Apologies if posted already
Poundland have packs of dehydrated compost that expands to 10L. It is actually made of coir - so if you are after the very expensive coir bricks at the minute - buy these instead - excellent quality at a fraction of the price the bricks are.
check this out - and it's been reduced - £1 a pack for 100g at Poundland
I've bought those potting soil packs a few times from Poundland, they're great
The only downside is that the block is impossible to break up into smaller pieces (at least it is for me), so I leave boyf to deal with it.
I also have scalloped edge plastic planter trays (in dark green or terracotta colour) and some of my Poundland flowers have bloomed beautifully. I also buy their Plant Food, Bug Spray and even have a watering jug from there.
Something that's useful with planters are these irrigation spikes, that you attach to a used plastic bottle (cheap from ebay or Amazon): http://blog.love2learnallotmenting.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2013/09/Bottle-Top-Waterers-Prepared-For-Use.jpg
PS: Apparently the blocks are coir, discussed much earlier in the thread: http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showpost.php?p=4385928&postcount=65 (I learned something today).
Mind you, these guys don't like it very much. http://www.uk420.com/boards/index.php?showtopic=340844
..erm, I've just realised what sort of forum that is!
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Forgot to post before, but I found Stila dry shampoo -jade blossom hair refresher in Watford branch a few weeks ago. Think it was a full size bottle. Bought one and it smells nice, but a bit like putting talc on your hair.
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Is the Stila dry shampoo a spray or a powder you rub in?Forgot to post before, but I found Stila dry shampoo -jade blossom hair refresher in Watford branch a few weeks ago. Think it was a full size bottle. Bought one and it smells nice, but a bit like putting talc on your hair.
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Its a powder. Not like batiste dry shampoo spray, more like talc which you brush through your hair. I have highlighted hair so it wasn't too bad on mine (and helped to cover my roots a bit!), but prob wouldnt work so well on dark hair.
It's this one: http://www.stilacosmetics.com/product/jade-blossom-hair-refresher.do
HTH0
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