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Boots Grabbit Bargains Part 51 - Post your finds here

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  • moyilla
    moyilla Posts: 1,834 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture Combo Breaker
    Am off now everyone, thank you for all your help x
  • ANGEL50_2
    ANGEL50_2 Posts: 654 Forumite
    Hi Everyone
    .. been bootsing... spent £17 odd for the following ( instead of about £73 + then got a new olay GWP) ..

    trans 1
    2 x boots facial pamper pack £3 off = £1.84 each
    4 x radox bubble baths was £2 ish now 49p each
    gained perkie

    trans 2
    definity pore scrub £7.82 - £2 off = £5.82
    olay GWP
    gained perkie

    trans 3
    2 x boots facial pamper pack £3 off = £1.84 each
    NO7 pore refining serum £5.65
    2 x sanctuary mini's was £2.20 = 55p each
    used perkie
    gained perkie

    trans 4
    NO7 body polish £4.53
    used perkie = free

    trans 5
    NO7 exfoliator £4.30
    sanctuary mini was £2.20 = 55p
    used perkie = 55p

    then went to another boots
    2 x kids boots spearmint toothpaste 22p each
    2 x 50m dental floss 26p each
    mouthwash 98p
    all had clearance prices
    paid in points.

    Angel x
    :hello:
    Sealed Pot Challenge NO. 632.

    2011 Birthday pressies bought = loads :)
    2011 Christmas pressies bought = loads :smiley:
  • finnigan
    finnigan Posts: 147 Forumite
    moyilla wrote: »
    Do any of you ladies have an 11 year old daughter/niece/granddaughter etc that wear's make-up?

    DS1 has a fancy dress birthday party tomorrow night and the birthday girl has requested CD's or make-up!!!
    With all that has happened I totally forgot about a present :eek: so can anyone reccommend 11 year old friendly make-up range from Boots? I'm still amazed that she wears make-up (or maybe I'm behind with the times :rotfl: )


    Hi, we visited a young friend of the same age in GOSH the other day, she will be wheelchair bound for the next 6 weeks so we gave a pink No 7 GWP with the make up bits left in and we added the No17 lip and eye palletts (old GWP recently selling for £1) and the contents of the vintage No17 GWP, thats about all that would fit in it and we added some face wipes and nail polish remover pads to the bag, she was absolutly chuffed - Thanks to all of you here I had everything and DD was amazed (I got to be supermum for a moment or two ;) )

    Finn
  • Mum2Hannah
    Mum2Hannah Posts: 467 Forumite
    clare+3 wrote: »
    I treated myself to a shopping trip this afternoon and "found myself" in Boots, as you do.... anyway, I know there have been questions before about whether you get points if you pay with a gift card and we all thought you didn't? Well , today I bought something on a giftcard but had to pay part of the cost in cash cos there wasn't enough on the card, and checking my receipts now I'm home and playing with my stash (again, as you do :rolleyes2) I see that I have been given points on the full price of the item, not just on the balance paid with cash, IYSWIM.

    HTH

    Still trying to catch up so don't know if something has been mentioned regarding the above BUT Gift Cards r like paying by cash thus one does get the points for the full transaction either when the sale has been fully/partly funded by them... HTH
  • geordie_lass_2
    geordie_lass_2 Posts: 1,941 Forumite
    Blimey, lots of catching up to do

    lollyred, I am speechless at the way you were treated and feel furious on your behalf. Glad to read that you have contacted CS and I hope the store manager severely reprimands the SA's involved. Hugs to you hug002.gif

    rubylou, a similar thing happened to DD with a glass paperweight, the sun burned a hole in the side of her stereo (I accused her of smoking in her room too :o ) I'm sure the insurance people will be sympathetic.

    moyilla, 17, Natural Collection and Rimmel London seem popular with the youngsters for make up, not to expensive either. I'd go with lipgloss, clear mascara and an eyeshadow pallette and something to take it all off with. Oh how times change, I wasn't allowed to have make up until I was 14 and even then I wasn't allowed to wear it outside the house. When I think back I bet I looked a right state, my favourite look was blue pearlised eyeshadow, applied with my finger, and lashings of comb on mascara (anyone remember that stuff?) :rotfl:
  • lollyred1
    lollyred1 Posts: 480 Forumite
    morning everyone well have had good night and feel really rested today so think i may attempt to go back to boots see if i have better day getting nappies lol, does anyone know where the clearance section in exeter high st branch is? Also anything i should be looking out for??

    Thank you all again for kind and supportive words xx
  • passion8
    passion8 Posts: 2,937 Forumite
    Morning peeps :)

    moyilla - I didn't see your reply until after I'd logged out, but thanks for that info. I'll give it a couple of hours to see if it hasn't taken itself (and its 'passport' ;)) back for a Spa session, and then I'll be on the case.

    Can't help with the question unfortunately lollyred1, but really pleased to see that you've had a good night's sleep :) Hope you have a great time Bootsing x
    Oh what a tangled web we weave, when first we practice to deceive. ~ Sir Walter Scott
  • flumpster67
    flumpster67 Posts: 166 Forumite
    My DD (13) wants Urban Decay and Benefit:eek:[/quote]

    I know what you mean - thats what all my young neices like! Expensive tastes these youngsters. Only Benefit I have is the free lipglosses from the Glamour mag last year:o

    I would definately include some wipes or remover of some sort if you can. My friend always complains her DD never takes make up off properly - I have 3 boys so am not faced with this problem (skater boys and wannabe rockstars dont wear guyliner or manscara!)
  • geordie_lass_2
    geordie_lass_2 Posts: 1,941 Forumite
    Blimey her parents are brave. :eek: I'm inviting 8 3/4 year olds to Ds' birthday party, he'd have the whole 60 if he could though. :rotfl:
    Back on topic: I have a real problem with blackheads. :o Do either of the no 7 exfoliators that are free with the purplie get rid of blackheads at all? I've tried Lush, clean and clear, st ives, mens no 7 face scrub! and they've helped slightly but my face still looks really bad. :( Also facial hair. :o Chin, top lip, cheeks. How do i get rid of it please!! Thanks. :)
    Hiya MSMOO
    Have you tried a lotion rather than an exfoliator? The Clean&Clear lotion worked wonders for my DS, can't recommend it enough. Also my younger DS found that our GP was very sympathetic and was happy to prescribe creams for him that were more effective.

    As for facial hair, have you tried the No7 trimmer? It's far quicker and less messy than messing around with creams and bleaches. I think JML do one that's even better quality too.

    hth
  • passion8
    passion8 Posts: 2,937 Forumite
    ....my favourite look was blue pearlised eyeshadow, applied with my finger, and lashings of comb on mascara (anyone remember that stuff?) :rotfl:

    All too well unfortunately geordie_lass :rotfl: It was disgusting when you think about how some peeps (not me mind ;)) used to spit on those blocks of mascara :D
    Oh what a tangled web we weave, when first we practice to deceive. ~ Sir Walter Scott
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