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rellarips

MoaningMyrtle wrote: »

2 x Sabra houmous for 99p. Best Before 21/9/13. This is really nice, it has chick peas at the bottom and pine nuts sprinkled on the top.

I bought some of this today so they're still getting stock... and it's lovely, thanks for the tip-off!

jenniewb

VfM4meplse wrote: »

Its been just over 2 weeks since my first post on this, and incredibly, I have seen a difference! My skin has evened out in appearance seems a lot "glowier" now. Not sure that I can put it down to the cream, but strangely enough, it does seem to suit my oily skin. So maybe I spoke too soon before.

Having said that, I wouldn't wear it during the day or under make-up because of the odd white appearance - so restrict it to night time use only, which is a bit of a waste of the SPF, but hey-ho.

IMO I don't think this product is suited to day time wear anyway:rotfl: I can't believe they put lemon juice in a product and then made out it was suitable for day-light! I can remember all too well how as a teenager I used lemon juice to lighten my hair- you needed the sun to make it work, :cool: and it definitely did work but left my hair so dry and damaged its madness that they have added it to a skin cream!

Marmiter

Hope this hasn't been posted....

On Saturday in the Portsmouth branch I bought 2 tubs of Bart organic herbs. They had mint, basil and tarragon, large 48g tubs.
They were in a square tub, like this...


http://www.amazon.co.uk/Bart-Organic-Fairtrade-Mint-60G/dp/B00EY985TG/ref=sr_1_fkmr1_3?s=grocery&ie=UTF8&qid=1382346189&sr=1-3-fkmr1&keywords=barts+mint+tub

lily117

Chrysanthemum and Kalanchoe plants in Swansea branch. Also the faux snakeskin IPad/tablet covers as mentioned below.

MoaningMyrtle

Faux snakeskin Ipad/tablet/Kindle covers. Purple or pink.

PorkPiePickle85

Currently in various 99p shops they are selling OPI crackle nail varnish (RRP £9) Sally Hansen 14 day nail shield (RRP approx £2-3) and Rimmel Quad Eyeshadow (RRP £3.99) :j

anamenottaken

jenniewb wrote: »

IMO I don't think this product is suited to day time wear anyway:rotfl: I can't believe they put lemon juice in a product and then made out it was suitable for day-light! I can remember all too well how as a teenager I used lemon juice to lighten my hair- you needed the sun to make it work, :cool: and it definitely did work but left my hair so dry and damaged its madness that they have added it to a skin cream!

They don't. They say "pure lemon essence" (lemon fruit extract) not "pure lemon juice".

moneysavingkitten

VfM4meplse wrote: »

Its been just over 2 weeks since my first post on this, and incredibly, I have seen a difference! My skin has evened out in appearance seems a lot "glowier" now. Not sure that I can put it down to the cream, but strangely enough, it does seem to suit my oily skin. So maybe I spoke too soon before.

Having said that, I wouldn't wear it during the day or under make-up because of the odd white appearance - so restrict it to night time use only, which is a bit of a waste of the SPF, but hey-ho.

I went looking for this, had no luck but came back with some Maybeline whitening foundation. It's the first ever foundation I have had that is pale enough for me :j It's got Arabic writing on it, so I assume it is foreign. I don't know why they don't make UK shades like this!

VfM4meplse

moneysavingkitten wrote: »

I went looking for this, had no luck but came back with some Maybeline whitening foundation. It's the first ever foundation I have had that is pale enough for me :j It's got Arabic writing on it, so I assume it is foreign. I don't know why they don't make UK shades like this!

Saw this a while ago, and was horrified by it (the promotion of skin lightening, that is). At least the Garnier product seems to fade imperfections without lightening the skin, it just looks a bit weird when applied.

chuku

Found some large tubs of Bart organic herbs (60g I think) in Leeds today. I think I saw some Mint and Thyme but they had a few more.

Also huge 400g jars of milerb herbs in oil. These are fantastic when you don't have any fresh herbs at home. Much more flavoursome than dried herbs. They normally come in tiny 50g jars that cost a lot more than 99p, so this is a huge bargain (found some retailing at a whopping £29.70 on amazon: http://www.amazon.co.uk/German-Milerb-Basil-Paste-400/dp/B003RFT06K :eek:)