Boots Grabbit Bargains Part 44 - Post your finds here

Liverbird

bubblegum123 wrote: »

mimi dont be tempted to put bubble bath in your foot spa as i did to liven it up as it's so boring, it foams everywhere but hey makes a great carpet shampoo..


After spending £71 on .com yesterday wasn't even going in boots today but the big neon sign drew me in clearance was that rubbish and couldn't be bothered scanning the shelf so came out empty handed for a change.

There was a woman looking at the fcuk bag so i went up to her and told her not to buy it as it will be offer of the week soon she was really grateful so even though i got nothing in boots i still came out happy as i done my good dead for the day lol

A few years ago my daughter bought me one of those bath spa mats. She run me a bath and put bath foam in...when I walked in it was up to the ceiling!:eek:

Angie100

Liverbird wrote: »

A few years ago my daughter bought me one of those bath spa mats. She run me a bath and put bath foam in...when I walked in it was up to the ceiling!:eek:

LOL it must have been like an Ibiza foam party in your bathroom!!!!

bedshaped

MRS_TO_BE wrote: »

Maybe a leave in conditionor may help.....just a little thought?

http://www.boots.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/ProductDisplay?storeId=10052&productId=7843&callingViewName=&langId=-1&catalogId=11051

This one is very good, it's reasonably priced and often on offer. I've seen it on 3 for 2 and BOGOF in the past but at the moment it's on 2 for £2 and (not that I'm suggesting your niece has any) it also keeps little critters at bay! (they don't like coconut).

Well worth a try IMO.

Liverbird

Angie100 wrote: »

LOL it must have been like an Ibiza foam party in your bathroom!!!!

Funny thing was that it was in a bath shape up to the ceiling it was that thick. Still got in the bath though. But it took us ages to get rid of the bubbles.

princessmoneysaver

mimi1234 wrote: »

OFF TOPIC but a quick:

* My neice who is 9 (bless her), has shoulder length hair and it gets tangled up and knotted up a lot. Does anyone know of any shampoo/conditioner/hair brushes/implements that might help the poor flower out? I did do her a really funky bob cut with lots of layers and a fringe (a bit like Miss Nelly Furtado) last time, but she cried her eyes out cos she said all her friends would look at her, so can't do it again. LOL.

I use Boots essentials Kids detangler on both my girls (age 2 & 9), it's 99p a bottle (In Huddersfield store it can be found in the bit that has the newest automatic door - what used to be the baby department ITMS) & has a gorgeous mango fragrance - works a treat!

I can't find it on .com but found this one which is £1.99 if your ordering online

http://www.boots.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/ProductDisplay?storeId=10052&productId=32015&callingViewName=&langId=-1&catalogId=10551

MRS_TO_BE_2

bedshaped wrote: »

http://www.boots.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/ProductDisplay?storeId=10052&productId=7843&callingViewName=&langId=-1&catalogId=11051

Well worth a try IMO.

ohhhh that looks nice!

princessmoneysaver

bedshaped wrote: »

http://www.boots.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/ProductDisplay?storeId=10052&productId=7843&callingViewName=&langId=-1&catalogId=11051

This one is very good, it's reasonably priced and often on offer. I've seen it on 3 for 2 and BOGOF in the past but at the moment it's on 2 for £2 and (not that I'm suggesting your niece has any) it also keeps little critters at bay! (they don't like coconut).

Well worth a try IMO.

I have tried the coconut one in the past on both girls, youngest had a bad reaction to it (she has excema) & eldest didn't like the smell at all. I much prefer the mango kids one which is a lot milder on little girls hair too x

broclo

Boots sell detangler combs too

clare+3

amyb wrote: »

Evening all;

Just made my Boots bargins Christmas Hampers - post here in case anyone is interested...



I think they look ok - was my first time hampering. Be nice.

They look fantastic - especially when wrapped up with the bows and everything. Brilliant! Your recipients will be really really thrilled. Well done you!:T

moneysavingmumofone

mimi1234 wrote: »

Oooh, that would be telling if I was made of money or not. LOL. I'm thinking of taking it back. It's just pointless in my room.

POLLSDOLLS: I found the BEECHAMS 5 pack hidden away. They only had the 10 pack and more expensive ones on show. Have a good root around.

I've packed the Scholl Foot Spa up. It's going back this week, don't know when. Not keen on lugging that piece of junk. I'm tempted to call them and say "come and pick it up and give me money back or else I'll pout and stamp my foot!". Do you think it might work?

The £2.50 off voucher was in the VITAMIN DRINK PACK thing that came free with the Beechams. If you want it, pm me, it's all yours. I still have lots of healthcare blues if anyone wants them, pm me!

CCMUMMY: I don't have any kids and I certainly don't have a Childs Fund or whatever. I'm thinking it was the mailing voucher I had for extra points cos the 350 points did not show up on my receipt, it just gave me £20 off. Not that I'm complaining. Maybe it's just a luck of the draw thing? Go Moomoo!

OFF TOPIC but a quick:

* My neice who is 9 (bless her), has shoulder length hair and it gets tangled up and knotted up a lot. Does anyone know of any shampoo/conditioner/hair brushes/implements that might help the poor flower out? I did do her a really funky bob cut with lots of layers and a fringe (a bit like Miss Nelly Furtado) last time, but she cried her eyes out cos she said all her friends would look at her, so can't do it again. LOL.

Wouldnt it be great if lynx made a spray that turned men into money instead of chocolate.:rotfl: