Boots Grabbit Bargains Part 35 - Post your finds here

broclo

BatulN wrote: »

Hi all,
Am still up scribbling down my planned shops for boots tomorrow! I'm obsessed! Just one question though- can anybody tell me how I can fit say, 6 (or more) mitchum 50% vouchers on one page. And also, how to put however many of the £1 off ones on to a page? Any help, most appreciated, ta

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passion8

rabbitrabbit wrote: »

She told me that she hadn't used much either but being a moany mum I decided that she had. :rotfl:
I have seen all of the recommendations for Lee Stafford and I totally agree it's great stuff - the Poker Straight range shampoo, conditioner, shine protection, dry shampoo and a defrizz thing like hairspray but not

Guess when I first bought something from Lee Stafford range? When I first got to a whole ten yes ten pounds on my advantage card that had taken me years to build up!! I treated myself way back when - then I discovered this site!
Bit of a ramble...apologies

Not the best of threads for me to mention this in but I recall Lee Stafford products being mentioned in an older thread and a few of us were buying it in H&B (Home & Bargains I think it's called?)

A lot of the items were 99p or £1 so might be worth looking in there if you have a store nearby. They were all in the shocking pink packaging, or white with shocking pink writing.

hth

Buffy_the_Vampire_Bat

Lordy, you lot can't half natter

So, quick (!) recap from me then...after collecting my FANTASTIC new D-SLR camera on Friday afternoon, I headed to Boots...

Shop 1:

Boots smile toothpaste 0.99
Boots smile toothpaste 0.99
Boots smile toothpaste 0.00 (342)
No7 Microscrubbythingy stuff in white tube (can't decipher receipt) £10.50
Time Delay cleanser £4.49

Handed over pinky + skincare tillspit + 50pts on Boots dental care from ACM

Total to pay = £7.48
Points back = 74

Shop 2:

Boots smile toothpaste 0.99
Boots smile toothpaste 0.99
Boots smile toothpaste 0.00 (342)
No7 gel eyeliner in Majestic 10.00
TD cleanser

Handed over pinky + skincare tillspit + 50pts on Boots dental care from ACM

Total to pay = £6.98
Points back = 70

Shop 3:

No7 For Men face scrub 6.50
TD facial exfoliator £4.49

Handed over pinky + skincare tillspit

Total to pay = £1.50
Points back = 4 (!)

Shop 4:

No7 For Men facewash = 6.50

Handed over pinky

Total to pay = £1.50
Points back = 4

Shop 5:

No7 For Men facewash = 6.50

Handed over pinky

Total to pay = £1.50
Points back = 4

So in 5 shops that was...£18.96 spent...

£40.45 saved :T Well chuffed

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Re the No7 gel eyeliners - has anyone else had an issue with this eyeliner stinging for a few minutes when first applied? Both the Peacock and Majestic eyeliner sting when I apply them, but after about 10 mins the stinging stops and I have no further problems for the rest of the day. I don't have sensitive eyes when it comes to makeup (I can wear stuff like the glitter loaded Collection 2000 gel eyeliners with no problem) so this is a real surprise to me. If the stinging did not stop I would definitely contact Boots about it, but at the moment I'm just going to wait and see I think.

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Forgot to mention that there were loads of reduced Ted Baker vanity cases and bags in Cambridge Retail Park on Friday night - think the cases were £5 and the bags £2.50 - HTH someone

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Right, off to bed now, it's been a long weekend

Princesslauraliz

thanks broclo - you are a star!! guess where i will be going tomorrow!! xxx

broclo

-MRS_T- wrote: »

3 x in the night gardenn squashy washies paid with points

thanks to all who have recommended the lee stafford poker straight i am gonna buy some of this tmrw with points and give it a go

May be worth waiting till 3 for 2 as it pops up alot on lee stafford and by sounds of your hair the dehumidifier spray would be a god send for you
EDIT: My mum could not survive the humidity in cyprus without it...nor the humidity from constantly cleaning everything with boiling water/ironing everything lol

Am I the only person with a child under 2.5 who does know in the night garden exists

tigger68

ha ha mine are 18 and 21 and i know it lol :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:

broclo

tigger68 wrote: »

ha ha mine are 18 and 21 and i know it lol :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:

Oh I know it...but just don't want my DS exposed to it :rotfl:

tigger68

ickle pickle going to beddy byes now lol :rolleyes:

yummy_mummy_cat

broclo wrote: »

May be worth waiting till 3 for 2 as it pops up alot on lee stafford and by sounds of your hair the dehumidifier spray would be a god send for you
EDIT: My mum could not survive the humidity in cyprus without it...nor the humidity from constantly cleaning everything with boiling water/ironing everything lol

Am I the only person with a child under 2.5 who does know in the night garden exists

no hun my cousin's the same lol had her in stiches other day tellin her all the names of people.she thought i was mad:D:confused:

-MRS_T-

broclo wrote: »

May be worth waiting till 3 for 2 as it pops up alot on lee stafford and by sounds of your hair the dehumidifier spray would be a god send for you
EDIT: My mum could not survive the humidity in cyprus without it...nor the humidity from constantly cleaning everything with boiling water/ironing everything lol

Am I the only person with a child under 2.5 who does know in the night garden exists

thanks for the tip will have a wee look at them tmrw anyhow. I bought the squashy washies for my bros wee girls xmas but I seen her in the baths at mums today and I will probably end up giving her them early as I always do :rotfl: and end up having to buy another gift I cant help it I love giving them gifts and seeing there little faces

my ds doesnt know in the night garden but whats wrong with it anyway broclo