Poundland Bargain Thread -

VfM4meplse

I found this product to be really useful for healing my skin after multiple scrapes in the garden:



Much cheaper than a small pot of Sudocrem, but good nonetheless.

coffeehound

Just to mention the Astonish Mould/mildew spray from poundland has blitzed the mould after a few applications and no scrubbing! Recommended.

London_baby

Had a spray of the 'Beau Reve' edt dupe of Lancome's 'La vie est belle'. Nice vanilla/floral fragrance once it settles and lasts quite well. Good for an every day work spray/evening top-up.

Also, my mum bought some fancy glass solar lights, which work really well. Went back for more but it seems that had already sold out.

Lily54

London_baby wrote: »

Had a spray of the 'Beau Reve' edt dupe of Lancome's 'La vie est belle'. Nice vanilla/floral fragrance once it settles and lasts quite well. Good for an every day work spray/evening top-up.

Also, my mum bought some fancy glass solar lights, which work really well. Went back for more but it seems that had already sold out.

I bought some of the glass solar lights and so far so good, they last until the early hours of the morning.

Februarycat

London_baby wrote: »

Had a spray of the 'Beau Reve' edt dupe of Lancome's 'La vie est belle'. Nice vanilla/floral fragrance once it settles and lasts quite well. Good for an every day work spray/evening top-up.

Also, my mum bought some fancy glass solar lights, which work really well. Went back for more but it seems that had already sold out.

The Beau Reve is lovely, got some for a friend for a present and she loves it too.

calleyw

In my local:

MUA lipgloss palette's like the ones below

https://www.colourzonewholesale.co.uk/product/mua-lip-gloss-lipstick-balm-trio-palette-siren/

And MUA eyeshadow palette's like this

https://www.colourzonewholesale.co.uk/product/mua-trio-eyeshadow-palette-chocolate-box/

Yours

Calley x

LouLou

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calleyw

LouLou,


Not sure I understand your question. I have two local poundlands. Well each 7 miles away. And we always seem to be way behind what everyone else gets.


I just happened to be looking at the makeup as I normally do when in and there were a couple of each of the eyeshadow and lip pallets among the other make up.


Hope that answers your question. if not then please get back to me.


Yours


Calley x

LouLou

calleyw wrote: »

LouLou,


Not sure I understand your question. I have two local poundlands. Well each 7 miles away. And we always seem to be way behind what everyone else gets.


I just happened to be looking at the makeup as I normally do when in and there were a couple of each of the eyeshadow and lip pallets among the other make up.


Hope that answers your question. if not then please get back to me.


Yours


Calley x

I think you've misunderstood my comment - it wasn't a question directed at you, just pondering MUA's original £1 pricing/products.

VfM4meplse

LouLou wrote: »

There's all sorts of £1 plant packs but thought these two were the best value: Pots & Plants Collection (20 Bulbs) and Bumper Pack Collection (50 Bulbs), £1

I'm going to have another moan: I planted these over 2 months ago, and whilst I have plenty of leaves there is nothing in my pots that resembles an actual flower. I don't get it, everything else is blooming wildly but not these.

On that basis I recommend you save your money if you see them.