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  • Lucycat
    Lucycat Posts: 219 Forumite
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    One added bonus about doing this challenge is that I have discovered a new favourite moisturiser amongst all the ones I've had.... and its a £5 Boots Botanicals one:T .... I've also discovered an alternative to the LE Orangeflower Bodywash, again its only £5 and its virtually chemical free which means I can use it on DS too - I bought him a fairly cheap one from the supermarket, and his skin has gone quite dry - and will cost a lot less than the LE one (although its still my favourite :o )

    So I'll be buying a new moisturiser soon... and a new mascara - have nearly finished one, and I have a voucher which means I can get a mascara for £1 :D

    Sx

    I think the Boots Botanics thing requires more investigating - my absolute favourite face scrub is the Men's Botanics with Willowbark (for softening stubble!!!), you're keen on one of the moisturisers (which one by the way, as I have a couple of unopened ones in my stash & need to sort out which to use up next?) - as the whole range is pretty cheap & cheerful I'm now wondering if there are more hidden gems to be discovered? ;)

    Anyone have any more experiences (good or bad) with Boots Botanics range?

    What's your alternative to the LE bodywash? Not that I'm a LE girl, but will shortly be in the market for some more showergel/bodywash (last bottle, yay, yay, yay!) and would be good to be able to use the same for me & the kids - am *loving* just having a couple of bottles on the side of the bath! :D

    I have the mascara voucher too - and a Boots Botanics one on the same leaflet...do you think Boots are getting worried about us?? :rotfl:
  • magni
    magni Posts: 651 Forumite
    Still doing ok here:D I have almost finished the bubble bath I use for the kids and for the first time in l looooong time I actually need to buy more:j
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  • bebebelle
    bebebelle Posts: 1,453 Forumite
    Hi gang,

    I have been offline for a while.Still going strong and using up all my carp.I really have enjoyed this challenge and even friends and family have noticed my new improved spending habits.........

    I have used up loads of stuff since I last checked in, and intend to keep going until Im down to 1 of everything................. instead of 10:)
    Love Belle xx
    I appreciate Each and Every win. I thank every comp poster from the bottom of my heart :A
  • Lucycat wrote: »
    I think the Boots Botanics thing requires more investigating - my absolute favourite face scrub is the Men's Botanics with Willowbark (for softening stubble!!!), you're keen on one of the moisturisers (which one by the way, as I have a couple of unopened ones in my stash & need to sort out which to use up next?) - as the whole range is pretty cheap & cheerful I'm now wondering if there are more hidden gems to be discovered? ;)

    Anyone have any more experiences (good or bad) with Boots Botanics range?

    What's your alternative to the LE bodywash? Not that I'm a LE girl, but will shortly be in the market for some more showergel/bodywash (last bottle, yay, yay, yay!) and would be good to be able to use the same for me & the kids - am *loving* just having a couple of bottles on the side of the bath! :D

    I have the mascara voucher too - and a Boots Botanics one on the same leaflet...do you think Boots are getting worried about us?? :rotfl:

    I think they probably are! I have tried a couple of Botanics products, and they're pretty good as well as inexpensive. OH uses the mens moisturiser for after shaving (which I have been stealing the last couple of days for my legs :D )
    The shower gel is called Organic Surge, and I think there are 3 'flavours' although I have only tried the one I have (bergamont and something) I will definately be trying another one :) ... and I'm another one loving the lack of bottles on the side of the bath:T
    'We are all in the gutter, but some of us are looking at the stars' - Oscar Wilde
  • Lucycat wrote: »
    will shortly be in the market for some more showergel/bodywash (last bottle, yay, yay, yay!)

    You can not imagine how jealous I am of you:o
    £34,547 (Dec 07); Current debt: £zilch (Debt free December 2010)
    Sealed Pot #389 (2010=£133)
  • Lucycat
    Lucycat Posts: 219 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture Combo Breaker Car Insurance Carver! Cashback Cashier
    You can not imagine how jealous I am of you:o

    :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

    No one would believe us, would they???

    If it makes you feel better I still have the motherload of conditioner to get through - and I hardly ever use it! Why on earth do I have so much of the stuff - I swear it's breeding in the wardrobe!

    I'm reduced to shaving my legs with it to use it up - at this rate I'll be hair-free 'til 2020... :rotfl:
  • LOL - I am about to slap more night cream on my arms, am loving the improvisations, what else could I use 6 bottles of nail varnish remover for???

    I would need to shower 6 times a day to get through my shower gel stash in a year. Bloody Christmas presents (obviously nothing to do with the ludicrous amount I bought in the first place).

    At least the shampoo/conditioner is under control for me, maybe we should trade.

    ETA the night cream I am using is "skin rescue rejuvenating night cream"

    I shall soon have the arms and legs of an 18 year old on my haggard 30 year old body
    £34,547 (Dec 07); Current debt: £zilch (Debt free December 2010)
    Sealed Pot #389 (2010=£133)
  • LOL - I am about to slap more night cream on my arms, am loving the improvisations, what else could I use 6 bottles of nail varnish remover for???

    I would need to shower 6 times a day to get through my shower gel stash in a year. Bloody Christmas presents (obviously nothing to do with the ludicrous amount I bought in the first place).

    At least the shampoo/conditioner is under control for me, maybe we should trade.

    ETA the night cream I am using is "skin rescue rejuvenating night cream"

    I shall soon have the arms and legs of an 18 year old on my haggard 30 year old body
    6 bottles of nail varnish remover:eek: :rotfl:

    We are certainly seeing some alternative uses for traditional products - I never would have thought to use conditioner to shave my legs with :D
    'We are all in the gutter, but some of us are looking at the stars' - Oscar Wilde
  • 6 bottles of nail varnish remover:eek: :rotfl:

    Well I may have exaggerated, there are three bottles (two different cutex and one OPI) and three tubs of nail varnish remover pads (Quickies, Boots own and Mavala). I left the individually wrapped ones (body shop and another random make) off of the count :confused:

    *my name is poor and I have an acetone (and acetone free) problem*:o
    £34,547 (Dec 07); Current debt: £zilch (Debt free December 2010)
    Sealed Pot #389 (2010=£133)
  • lol:rotfl:

    Just don't drink the stuff!
    'We are all in the gutter, but some of us are looking at the stars' - Oscar Wilde
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