Lush grabbit bags starts on 26th

grannysmither

cazpumpkin wrote: »

this IS meant to be a money saving forum or have you forgotten lol

Yes this IS a moneysaving forum which is why people are buying a bag for £15 with £50 worth of goods inside them - better than half price

Baby_J_2

cazpumpkin wrote: »

this IS meant to be a money saving forum or have you forgotten lol

Yeah and you are saving money because you are getting £50.00 worth of stuff for £15.00! LOL!

tamlem

cazpumpkin wrote: »

this IS meant to be a money saving forum or have you forgotten lol

Quite, and getting £50 worth of ethical, environmentally friendly quality products that you love for £15 is clearly saving money!

If you dont like lush then any amount of money spent will be a waste for you, just like I could go on a thread on grabbit about a dishwasher and point out that washing up by hand is cheaper?!

But this thread is for those who do like lush and want to save money on it, so maybe thats why the comment about "trotting along" was made.

This isn't really a thread that you're going to find useful?

No offence intended.

Lickul_miss

Just back from Manchester Arndale, bought the last £10 bag and 2x £5 theres only a few £5 bags left ) bought 2x £15 on Monday and was dissapointed these cheaper 1s were much better x

Tittch

cazpumpkin wrote: »

i find lush overrated and a TOTAL waste of money when you can get 6 bars of perfectly good soap for a pound in poundland , what on earth is the attraction , even the freebie samples my kids have come home with ive not been impressed with

It depends on whether you like to have artificial chemicals on your skin or not. Those that love Lush don't.

rescuedogs

cazpumpkin wrote: »

this IS meant to be a money saving forum or have you forgotten lol

But those of us who would buy Lush anyway are saving loads of money

valk_scot

cazpumpkin wrote: »

i find lush overrated and a TOTAL waste of money when you can get 6 bars of perfectly good soap for a pound in poundland , what on earth is the attraction , even the freebie samples my kids have come home with ive not been impressed with

Well, there's moneysaving as in spending the absolute minimum on anything, or moneysaving as in getting more for your money of the things you like, iyswim? By your arguement we should all be living on Value bread and 3p sausages, because they're the cheapest.

When I pop open the Lush stash box for some goodies, I'm giving myself a little treat and pampering myself. I don't get quite the same feeling from a 20p bar of the cheapest possible soap, have to say. There's more to pampering and feeling good about yourself than merely scrubbing the dirt off. Anyway, I bet you buy some other types of fancier toiletries than Poundland soaps? Surely?

fizzel81

have edited post hunni as i never made it clear bags 1 and 2 are mixed together in a bigger bag

buzby_boy

Brighton only have the £5 and £10 bags left so i got one of each. i cant wait to check out what i have got.

bottomsup

I went to Lush Kingston today and asked the lovely lad there if he could do me a £15 bag of mainly shower stuff and soap as my last bag had mainly bath stuff in (which my 10 year old son is using at a rate of knots!)

He was so obliging, and it was not a problem at all

I got:

Christmas parcel box containing- porridge soap, olive branch shower gel, spice curls soap, gold frankincense beer jelly

White christmas box containing- snowcake soap, snow showers shower jelly

Happy shower box containing - gold frankincense and beer jelly,too drunk emotibomb


also not in gift boxes but loose...

Huge bar snowcake soap

medium bar christmas cake slice soap

Medium bar honey I washed the kids soap

Bottle of snow fairy shower gel

Another gold frankincense and beer jelly

snowshowers solid perfume

and a big pack of snow showers shower jelly (price tag of £5.20 on it)

Very very happy with my bag! - and I used the 10% off voucher that was in my previous haul, so it cost £13.50!!!!

Thank you Lush Kingston, you are stars!