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Boots Grabbit Bargains Part 34 - Post your finds here

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  • cazian14
    cazian14 Posts: 291 Forumite
    ikkle87 im about to send u a pm hun
    :j cazian :j

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  • Ms_cheeky
    Ms_cheeky Posts: 126 Forumite
    I have a few vouchers if anyone wants to swap at all?
    2 differently barcoded half price Organic Rice
    1500 points on Oral B wys £30
    2 £2 off Max Factor

    Left the rest in the car I have lots more so I will put them all on here tomo :)
    :j£2008 in 2008 #584 - TOTAL: £800:j
    Radio win: £125 in cash 04.02.08, Meal for 2 at a local pub 29.02.08, £400 in Debenhams vouchers, Meal for 2 at Zizzi's, Sony Ericsson Walkman Phone
  • -MRS_T- wrote: »
    ooh cat i meant to say this to you last night I may have one of those. was i the john frieda in the small silver box, like teeny weeny box lol

    EDIT Cat sorry ignore this message, ive just checked and I cant find any sorry didnt mean to get your hopes up

    EDIT EDIT i have got one cat they were staring me right in the face lol I will get one in the post to you :-)


    Awww hun your a star
    im not allowed to say what i think so ner!:p
  • Thanks :D


    and for your hair...maybe you could bleach it and then dye it the colour you want?
  • webbie
    webbie Posts: 383 Forumite
    ikkle87 wrote: »
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    Ok dont laugh at the image, this is me at 5am after a night out with my mates and I look rough but it is the only one I can find that shows my stripy hair, I have a mousy brown colour hair naturally and then there is a stripe of reddy purple from another time i dyed my hair and then black, does anyone know of any products you can use at home to get black dye out of your hair? I want to go back to brown. have bought a semi permanent black dye to cover up the light roots and things for now but really dont want black hair any more xx tia xx

    Hi - I can assure you that I would look dead at 5am after a night out - so you look great to me! Having had many hair dye at home disasters, personally I would pay the cost and go to the hairdressers. At least when you get it professionally to the colour you want, you can "top it up" at home. I have dried mine out too much by trying to cover colour and had to have it cut short - so try the hairdressers if you want to keep the length - at the very least go for a "consultation" to find out what they would do. Let us know what you decide!
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  • iieee
    iieee Posts: 1,194 Forumite
    Last night I had a long dream that began with an Indiana Jones style adventure and ended with me finding lots of far flung Boots where people had left lots of till spits lying around for me to nab... sad or what. :o

    Anyway... had a mixed day today.

    1. Good stuff - I did womble some till spits and a pinky. :D

    2. Less good - I got the No7 Autumn palette, plus 2x lip/eye screens (not 1/2 price) and a GWP. Tried to use No7 PC voucher and it beeped and said I hadn't spent enough. It was the first voucher the SA scanned so I'm not quite sure what I did wrong there. :confused: Don't tell me you actually have to spend £20 to use it? Because that's poo. :eek:

    3. Got TS long hair shampoo and conditioner, used mag voucher and PC voucher for TS, this took £1.98 off the rest of my bill. So it made up slightly for the No7 PC voucher not working!
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  • cazian14
    cazian14 Posts: 291 Forumite
    lol webbie,ikkle87 has just had one with me savin her the bus fare to the salon (lol and yeah im a stylist just incase anyone wondered :) ) but i suppose she wasnt able to nip in to boots on the way to her consultation with me :(
    :j cazian :j

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  • skibster
    skibster Posts: 3,808 Forumite
    cazian14 wrote: »
    yeah its the last no7 gwp the make up palette its really nice too,some stores are now selling them on there own for £9.50 i think..im goin to use mine for presents,do you think anyone would mind that they say summer on them even if i gave them at christmas,i think they are lovely what do you guys think?


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    I've been having that same dilemma regarding the no7 nail kits I bought at 3 for 5 quid a few months ago! They're called Summer Nails.
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    I have decided I will give it to friends and family (who I'm sure will love it or something like the No7 makeup set you have), but for others -- like my husband's co-workers or secretary -- I will give something else. I don't want to give co-workers gifts that, if they returned it, they may be told it was only 2.50! Even though it's a lovely kit they would probably enjoy, I don't know them well (or their personalities) and wouldn't want to cause my husband embarrassment at work if someone thought it was cheap.

    But I do think your No7 makeup pallettes will make fab gifts (as will my nail kits) for anyone that you want to give them to, and I'm sure they would be thrilled. If it were for someone you know in a professional capacity, I might think twice about it (though if you know them well enough to know they'd love makeup, it probably would be fine as it's a really nice kit!).
  • rosegarden
    rosegarden Posts: 3,554 Forumite
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    I've only posted a couple of times over here, 'cos even though I'm always in Boots, I'm useless at finding the good deals/glitches :rolleyes:. So thank you to everyone, you're all :A.

    I haven't seen them mentioned here yet, so sorry if I've missed it but yesterday and today I picked up a couple of bargains.

    Fcuk pure moisture mist £1 from clearance.

    Boots mediterranean olive, wheatgerm and honey body butter for £1.88 each (were £7.50, still that price in other Boots)

    Today I picked up

    Elle MacPherson fruit and honey Exfoliator £1.57 each (was £6.25, sel said £3.15), so half discounted price

    Elle MacPherson nourishing hand scrub £1.49 each

    Elle MacPherson manicure in a tube £1.24 each

    I think these went through at half sel price too. All will be good for my Xmas prezzie baskets :j. They were on the normal Elle shelves.

    Picked up 2 Mitcham roll ons, but forgot to give the lovely lad my vouchers, so went back (cheek I know) and he cancelled them and put them through again for me with the vouchers, bless him.
    :beer:Thank you to all posters:beer:
  • ikkle87
    ikkle87 Posts: 8,449 Forumite
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    Lol Caz, get the bus to my house hun on saturday and fix my hair I will pay you in mag coupons lol x
    You never know how strong you are until being strong is the only choice you have.

    xx Mama to a gorgeous Cranio Baby xx
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