Poundland Bargain Thread -

Florenceem

Re the mix up between Poundl... and Poundwo... which one had the sparkly yarn? I went in my Poundl... and asked - they looked at me as if I was mad.

V.Lucky

Sparkly wool in Poundland down here in Cornwall.

Florenceem

V.Lucky wrote: »

Sparkly wool in Poundland down here in Cornwall.

Thanks - I thought I read about it on here. I wonder why some areas get items and others don't.

JoJoB

mcculloch29 wrote: »

I used the Andrew Collinge Purity Volume Therapy conditioner this morning and it's lovely - wish I'd picked up two, now! It had mixed reviews, so I was a bit hesitant on buying; after all it's not a bargain if it's useless.
I wouldn't say that it has added much volume - and it's meant to- but my hair is so well-conditioned and soft.
The fragrance is the nicest I've ever come across in a rinse - out conditioner and has lingered on my dry hair. A really good buy.

I bought the Volume conditioner and the Colour/Shine conditioner and have tried the colour one. Completely agree that it is a lovely product - been trying to find a nice conditioner from the more expensive ranges at Boots but nothing has felt or smelled as nice as this one. I'm going to stock up! Really hope they get the shampoos in too.

V.Lucky

JoJoB wrote: »

I bought the Volume conditioner and the Colour/Shine conditioner and have tried the colour one. Completely agree that it is a lovely product - been trying to find a nice conditioner from the more expensive ranges at Boots but nothing has felt or smelled as nice as this one. I'm going to stock up! Really hope they get the shampoos in too.

They had both in mine in Penzance a week or so ago.

yummy-mummy-amy

my hubby went to town yesterday and came home with 2 rose bushes and 2 square pots from £1 shop they didn't have any purple 1s that my friend said they did, so will have to keep looking. (i plan on hobbling round the shops this weeks as soooo bored of being at home!!! but i know i will be in pain for doing so)

mcculloch29

Yummy - mummy- amy - Just take it easy and don't knock your recovery back further... There will still be bargains in another few weeks, if this week is too much for you.

Towser

I would love to save a fortune. It has to be on healthy stuff though and not on empty calories. Could someone show me the way?

It has been pointed out to me (since joining) my shopping list is far from ideal and to cut my budget I need to cut the empty calories this is where my savings usually lie.

What healthy stuff do you regularly buy from these places that save you a fortune. This is how I can reduce my budget further.

Thank-you.

As always cutting back not cutting out.

mcculloch29

Towser: Poundland regularly have Weight Watchers products in, although I often think if you shop around you can buy lower calorie products without paying the WW premium.

I mentioned Tayto Velvet Crunch earlier - a low calorie premium product. I've seen multipacks of water (small bottles) and I've also seen Dorset Cereals in stock.

For saving money on fresh produce, see if any of your local greengrocers have good offers on. I have one locally that is consistently substantially cheaper than any supermarket apart from A!di's Super 6 offers. Which are themselves a great way to eat cheap healthy food.

rubytuesday

x-Princess-Vikki-x wrote: »

Ahh that's my image from my blog, I was going to share but you got there first The bowls made a perfect moving in gift for my friend

You've got my duvet cover!:p

I like those bowls - hope I find them.