Boots Grabbit Bargains Part 30 - Post your finds here

sarah-t_4

sarah-t wrote: »

hiya
im new to this ,and have been reading the posts..id like to try the expert glitch
ive got one voucher ending with 593,,
Does anyone have the second one ending in 92 ?

id gladly send other vouchers in return , ive got lots of halfprice baby food or points vouchers.

please pm me if anyone has the 92 going spare

thanks in advance.xx

-MRS_T-

mrsbluebear I so luv your bling bling text and piccys

Schnoogleboo

aureol212 wrote: »

aureol212 with a bright red face, still very ashamed of what she wrote,

that's fantastic, the care in nursing that you are doing in sept. I'm still waiting to see where my next chapter in my book of life is going to take me.

Don't be silly hunni *mwah* I'm doing a Bsc Hons in Adult Nursing, its something I've always wanted to but life has always got in the way :rolleyes:

Schnoogleboo

-MRS_T- wrote: »

mrsbluebear I so luv your bling bling text and piccys

Aww fankooooo, I'm a bit of a fancy graphicaholic lol




Well, kinda

bebebelle

mrsbluebear wrote: »

Don't be silly hunni *mwah* I'm doing a Bsc Hons in Adult Nursing, its something I've always wanted to but life has always got in the way :rolleyes:

Hope you dont end up at my mums hospital. She is a Modern Matron and runs a tight ship on her wards.No long nails, dangly earrings, or strong perfume.:rotfl:

On a serious note...................I wish you loads of luck on your course.



Couldnt get it to paste lol


and with that I bid you lovely ladies goodnight.
Belle x

pash_2

do you do them on that [STRIKE]confetti[/STRIKE] webfetti site Mrs BB?

lm07

super_keen_money_saver wrote: »

Hi all!
Still catching up on the posts. Here are my shops from today:



Shop 2

2 x mitchum roll on deo @ 53p each

Total to pay: 6p!!!
Used: £1 off any Mitchum products (from MSE Discounts&Freebies board)

Hope everyone else had a good bootsing day

Hello super keen money saver!
which branch did you get the reduced mitchum in?? i only like the roll on and have used vouchers in SD as have found it always full price in boots!
TIA!

pash_2

goodnight bebebelle xxx

Schnoogleboo

bebebelle wrote: »

Hope you dont end up at my mums hospital. She is a Modern Matron and runs a tight ship on her wards.No long nails, dangly earrings, or strong perfume.:rotfl:

On a serious note...................I wish you loads of luck on your course.

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and with that I bid you lovely ladies goodnight.
Belle x

Oooh eck, I'll be for it lol Nighty nite, I'm off up the wooden hills to bedfordshire too...night all

Palice

mouthscradle wrote: »

Oh my... been wanting to try this for months and was actually just on boots.com checking which products I wanted.
To be honest, have you ever tried wiping a Johnsons baby wipe across a painted wall? Even just a gentle dab strips off paint, and people use those on delicate baby bums! I think an awful lot of skin cleansers on the market today would have the same results, scary.
I still want to try Clinique though, so many people swear by it! I'm 26 and still have skin like a 14 year old, oily, annoying spots, blackheads, massive pores

This isn't clinique, but there isn't actually a product they do which does the same thing. I had huge black pores, around my nose, between my eyebrows and on my chin. I didn't know what to do about them until I read beautypedia, and read about Clearasil Daily Blackhead Clearing Pads.



What causes spots is excess facial oil (duh) which is called sebum, anyway this stuff contains salicylic acid (read this link) which is fantastic stuff. It is an anti irritant, which means it reduces red patches caused by sebum breaking the skin, and it is an exfoliant which means it gets rid of older, sun damaged and dead skin from the top layers so the fresh, new skin underneath emerges. It also can get through the sebum into pores and reshape them so they become smaller in appearance.
All this sounds like advertising mumbo jumbo but I can say I've noticed every one of these in my skin. Before I could literally scratch dry oil off my nose pores and see it in my finger nails (yuck, sorry!) but now my nose is soft, the pores are small and flesh coloured, and I don't get nearly as many spots as I did (less than 1 per month).

The best thing is that unlike almost every clearasil product these don't contain any irritants like alcohol so it's perfect for spotty or just oily skin. (I also use this on dry areas though, under moisturiser and serum, and it's fine, and keeps my skin all fresh and new)

In Clinique, I really, really recommend Turnaround Concentrate Visible Skin Renewer. (You can usually buy it cheaper on ebay) It's perfect for your type of skin, and I'm just going to repeat the review on beautypedia as I can't say it better than this:

Beautypedia wrote:

Turnaround Concentrate Visible Skin Renewer contains what Clinique refers to as “an advanced cocktail of exfoliants,” but the only ingredient that has substantiated research behind it to support that claim is salicylic acid. Although present in this silky-smooth lotion at approximately 1%, the pH of 5 limits its ability to exfoliate. Clinique has taken a cue from parent company Estee Lauder and included acetyl glucosamine, which they believe is an effective non-acid exfoliating agent, although there is still no substantiated research proving this ingredient’s effectiveness as an alternative to AHA or BHA exfoliants. It does have excellent water-binding properties for skin, and complements the other skin-beneficial ingredients in this product quite well. Although this product won’t “renew” skin, it is an outstanding, well-packaged, lightweight moisturizer that contains several antioxidants, vitamins, cell-communicating ingredients, and anti-irritants. It is fragrance-free and best suited for those with normal to oily skin. Fans of Estee Lauder’s Idealist take note: Turnaround Concentrate Visible Skin Renewer is incredibly similar, right down to its light texture and silky finish.

Personally I've found it soaks up all the oil in my skin, makes it silky smooth and pretty damn good!