Boots Grabbit Bargains Part 51 - Post your finds here

buyitall

emmash33p wrote: »

does anybody know any fake eyelashes that are easy to apply and look really long? thanx in advance

Haven't tried them myself (have looked instore but couldnt find them), but the ones recommended on the '10 Years Younger' programme were the Maybelline ones at £2.99.
Have you ever had them done in a salon? Where I live it is really expensive but recently while visiting my family in Wales I had them done for £15 - would have been £7.50 if I'd gone the day before on 'half price Tuesday'! - and they were LUSH!! Lasted for 3 weeks, so good value compared to the DIY lashes which only last me one night. I felt so glamorous, they changed my life!!! I will definitely have them done again next time I go.

hja_2

wow wow wow wow wow. just for men 20p!!!
my dad would have been ecstatic if i had bought some for him.
which store was it? if its near me that would be great

jennied wrote: »

hi i had a good trip today and got some bargains! noticed a sign saying that the no7 GWP was sold out though :eek: :eek:

saw lots of the purple olay GWP all of a sudden but they were £5 and the black max factor ones were £5 also and they had some calvin clein big cream bags at £5 not seen or heard of these before!

i go today

just for men dark brown - 20p!!

all in one contact lens soloution - 1p

no7 aftersun - £1.10

no7 instant sunshine bronzer - £1.35

no7 hydro quench day sorbet - £2.00

no7 naturally sunkissed gradual tan - £1.30

i handed over my perkie but the till said no but a lovely sa came along and said to put it through as brand coupon :j bless her :A

i was really pleased with what i got but i do think that i need help because i dont even wear contact lenses and oh is only 27 and not grey yet!! but i just couldnt leave them sitting there at those prices!!!!!

emmash33p

buyitall wrote: »

Haven't tried them myself (have looked instore but couldnt find them), but the ones recommended on the '10 Years Younger' programme were the Maybelline ones at £2.99.
Have you ever had them done in a salon? Where I live it is really expensive but recently while visiting my family in Wales I had them done for £15 - would have been £7.50 if I'd gone the day before on 'half price Tuesday'! - and they were LUSH!! Lasted for 3 weeks, so good value compared to the DIY lashes which only last me one night. I felt so glamorous, they changed my life!!! I will definitely have them done again next time I go.

I shall be going to boots tomorrow then to get those need them for tomorrow night. thanx for that xx

jamsandwhich

kezlou wrote: »

Hi all went into boots in middlesbrough and they have the N07 Artists collection on sale at 75%off.so instead of paying £70 spent £17.12.:money:Oh and inside they is a voucher for 250 points off any product from No7 range.
Then got 2 boots brush sets 2 for £2.50 and CC duo eyes for £1 so well chuffed with that. Theys one pressie down for xmas.

So used one of my £5 off vouchers to buy more nail varnish £1.10
cocoa extracts body butter for £2.60 instead of £3.91 + got 150 points from ACM machine and 2 tubes of mini eggs for 89p. so gained another £5 off as well.

I'm a happy bunny today!

Hiya - nice to see another Boro Bootser!!

I was on a course today and called into the Metro Centre Boots - nothing fab to report. Couldn't find a clearence stand, non of the foc gwp's, both sanctuary packs which were reported as scanning at half price were both full price and got sick of sa's asking if I needed help!!! I must have looked like I was looking for something in particular;) .

I did however manage to get a mini extracts cocoa butter shower cream and gained 300 points which took my total to £50.00 - exactly what I needed to buy the three handbag sized bottles of Chanel Chance only to find it is £2.00 more expensive at £52.00 in Newcastle:eek:

jennied

hja wrote: »

wow wow wow wow wow. just for men 20p!!!
my dad would have been ecstatic if i had bought some for him.
which store was it? if its near me that would be great

it was the yeovil babylon hill branch

Melgirl

Hi

I will be in Gateshead for a meeting in a few weeks, and can't decide whether to book a train ticket for straight after the meeting or maybe spend a few hours shopping before getting the train. Does anyone know if there is a
boots near Gateshead station, or within cab distance?

Many thanks for any advice.

Mel

angelbob

Hi i don't know if this has been mentioned but i'm bored and just playing on .com and with elizabeth arden (not that i can afford it) you buy 2 items it gives you 1000 points, with 3 items 1000 points and free tote bag, with 4 items 2000 points and free bag and so on... so for about £40 for 4 items(at the least ish) you get £20 of points and a bag. so not bad if you buy this anyway.
hope this makes sense?
oh just noticed for 6 items you get 2 bags, even though it does say 2 or MORE for the points and 3 or MORE for the bags.

Need_a_break

Of topic but just had to let you know, went into waitrose today and treated myself to a luxry cupcake, chocolate and peppermint, wow wow wow, it was so lush and beautiful it almost better than a night out with dh and no kids, which is saying something. You just have to get some, ive been daydreaming about them all day and wishing morning was here so i can go get more:o:eek:

geordie_lass_2

Triker wrote: »

I don't know about this but the laugh you just gave me describing it briefly means that I really need to find out.:rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:

Well Triker.... it all started with me trying to recreate a money saving spa experience with a jar of oil and sea salt body scrub, a box of tea lights and a smoochy CD in the player plugged in on the landing......

It ended with me having to get DD to help me out of a slippery bath, tripping over the CD player cable and nearly falling down the stairs naked on my way to get more towels, ruining my newly matte painted bedroom wall by brushing against it with oily arms, having to throw away a ruined bath sponge and rubber gloves then wrecking the door seal on the washer whilst laundering the numerous oily towels. My hands were a mess from scrubbing the oil off the bath...... though the rest of my skin was pampered and silky smooth....
Downstairs my darling kids were beside themselves with [STRIKE]laughter[/STRIKE] concern for my welfare.

This story is frequently recounted by them, usually followed by the one in which our cat dangled her fluffy tail in a pan of (thankfully cold) cooking oil and proceeded to paint the walls, curtains and furniture with it while we were trying to catch her to clean it off. Personally I don't see the connection :rolleyes:

There's a jar of Sanctuary sugar scrub in my stash right now but I'm not tempted

mimi1234

geordie_lass wrote: »

It ended with me having to get DD to help me out of a slippery bath, tripping over the CD player cable and nearly falling down the stairs naked on my way to get more towels, ruining my newly matte painted bedroom wall by brushing against it with oily arms, having to throw away a ruined bath sponge and rubber gloves then wrecking the door seal on the washer whilst laundering the numerous oily towels. My hands were a mess from scrubbing the oil off the bath...... though the rest of my skin was pampered and silky smooth....
Downstairs my darling kids were beside themselves with [strike]laughter[/strike] concern for my welfare.

You poor love. Hope it was not as painful as it sounds. Hugs to you.

Just read the following on Martin's Urgent Moneysaving thing: Free travel hair straightners worth £15 - Newspaper based voucher

Collect two tokens from the News of the World's magazine Fabulous (2x£1) on 15, 22 or 29 March, attach to the application form which will appear on the 22 March and take to your nearest Asda. Alternatively you could send your two tokens to us with either £1.99 for postage or an A4 padded self addressed envelope (SAE) with £1.94 attached. The straightners have been specially made for the magazine so are not branded. Full ts and cs at the online Fabulous Mag. http://www.moneysavingexpert.com/deals/discount-voucher-codes#hair Might be of use to someone. They sound cheap and nasty, but for £2 doesn't seem too bad to me. HTH.